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Album artwork for Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out? by Kevin Kenkel
Album artwork for Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out? by Kevin Kenkel
Album artwork for Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out? by Kevin Kenkel

"Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out?" is Kevin Kenkel's debut record as a solo composer and performer, created during the height of the COVID-19 lockdown in New York City in the summer of 2020. Samples of mainstream pop music swirl among analog synthesizers as the music explores human-machine interactions through spoken English language. Vocal samples of chatbots and other forms of artificial intelligence exploit the odd, idiosyncratic ways machines attempt to replicate humanity, casting a skeptical gaze towards our algorithm-dominated culture. Musically, the record maintains a calm, languid pace, as a reflection of it being created mostly in the middle of the night during a period of unusual quiet in Brooklyn.

Kevin Kenkel

Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out?

Nadine and Norma
Album artwork for Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out? by Kevin Kenkel
Tape

$11.99

Limited edition cassette w/ 9-panel full color fold out insert with artwork by Farhad Mirza

Pink
Limited to 200 copies
Includes download code
Released 10/07/2022Catalog Number

NN003

Kevin Kenkel

Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out?

Nadine and Norma
Album artwork for Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out? by Kevin Kenkel
Tape

$11.99

Limited edition cassette w/ 9-panel full color fold out insert with artwork by Farhad Mirza

Pink
Limited to 200 copies
Includes download code
Released 10/07/2022Catalog Number

NN003

"Will You Please Let Me Pour My Heart Out?" is Kevin Kenkel's debut record as a solo composer and performer, created during the height of the COVID-19 lockdown in New York City in the summer of 2020. Samples of mainstream pop music swirl among analog synthesizers as the music explores human-machine interactions through spoken English language. Vocal samples of chatbots and other forms of artificial intelligence exploit the odd, idiosyncratic ways machines attempt to replicate humanity, casting a skeptical gaze towards our algorithm-dominated culture. Musically, the record maintains a calm, languid pace, as a reflection of it being created mostly in the middle of the night during a period of unusual quiet in Brooklyn.