Uwade "Florilegium" Sexy Baby Records Doom Days finds Bastille at

Doom Days finds Bastille at their most lyrically provocative

'Her Love Rubbed Off (Live)'

the fifth album from the singer/songwriter

15th ANNIVERSARY EDITION

In addition to renditions of Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove's 'Tennessee Whiskey' and Don Sampson's 'Was It 26'

Uwade "Florilegium" Sexy Baby Records Doom Days finds Bastille atFlorilegium, the debut album from songwriter Uwade, winds through genre, through death, break ups, friendship, and failure. Here, she wanted to honor as much of herself as she could her family and Nigerian heritage, her scholarly tendencies, her background in choirs, the literature that moves her, the melodies of artists like Fela Kuti, Yebba, and Julian Casablancas of the Strokes, who inspired her to start writing songs at the inception of her music