Ken Flagg: Still wishin’ he had a crack baby
Written by admin2 on April 17th, 2009Filed under: Irked Audio, Themes, Addictions
Awesome (and polarizing) song after the jump…
Ever heard a piano quiver? Listen now to the gleefully disturbed, delightful-yet-melancholy song “Crack Baby”—a sharp critique of middle-class malaise off Ken Flagg’s 2006 album Paralysis & Denial:
EXCITING NEWS: Ken Flagg has a new album scheduled for release in 2009!
Listen to more Ken Flagg tracks here!
Ken Flagg’s mini bio:
Born and raised on Long Island, multi-instrumentalist Ken Flagg has been writing songs since he was 11 years old. He has a degree in music composition, and spent a year working as an engineer, producer and session player in the hip hop industry where he worked with some industry heavyweights. Then it was off to the city of his dreams, San Francisco, where he has been active in the music scene, and performing with other Bay Area musicians, for many years. Paralysis & Denial, Flagg’s first album (available for purchase on CDBaby.com), is a short story made of songs. In addition to his work as a songwriter, Ken has also composed music for plays and scored short films.
