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Jeb Loy Nichols & Cold Diamond & Mink

This House Is Empty Without You

    Wyoming-born troubadour Jeb Loy Nichols returns to Timmion Records with This House is Empty Without You, a timeless collection of soul-rooted songs that radiate warmth, wisdom, and quiet intensity. Backed once again by Timmion’s house band Cold Diamond & Mink, Jeb delivers a full-length that sits comfortably among the label’s finest – steeped in southern soul traditions, but carried by his unmistakable voice and lyrical touch. From the gently loping opener “First Night Away from Home” to the closer “Time On My Hands,” the album unfolds like a good summer book, best enjoyed with a warm breeze on your face. Nichols has a way of making things sound effortless – like he’s singing just for you, from the porch or the back room – but listen closely and you’ll find songwriting full of depth, subtly arranged with organ swells, snapping drums, and deep-pocket grooves. Alongside the breezy mid-tempo romantics of “Here With You,” other standout moments include the rootsy southern shuffle of “Good Morning Monday,” the heart-tugging “Coming Home Love,” and “Step In,” a mellow groove about rediscovery and reunion. As always, Cold Diamond & Mink provide the perfect analog foundation – all soul and no filler. Together with Nichols – and Emilia Sisco, whose gospel-drenched background harmonies grace several tracks – they’ve crafted a record that draws from classic influences but sounds unmistakably personal and present. A masterclass in understated soul, This House is Empty Without You proves that Jeb Loy Nichols isn’t just still here – he’s still growing, glowing, and finding new ways to tell the truth.

    TRACK LISTING

    Side A:
    1. First Night Away From Home
    2. I Don’t Wanna Lose This Love
    3. Here With You
    4. Love Grows Younger
    5. Step In

    Side B:
    1. Good Morning Monday
    2. Coming Home Love
    3. Black Water Girl
    4. No Rest Without Love
    5. Time On My Hands

    Jeb Loy Nichols & Cold Diamond & Mink

    Step In

      Jeb Loy Nichols returns to Timmion Records with “Step In” b/w “Coming Home Love”, a gently captivating 7” that pairs his dusty storytelling with the deep soul finesse of Timmion house band Cold Diamond & Mink. Draped in southern soul flavors and soft-spoken wisdom, these two tracks are a testament to Jeb’s lifelong journey through the roots of American music – and his rare ability to make something instantly familiar feel fresh.

      On the A-side, “Step In” rolls forward on a mellow backbeat and sun-drenched electric piano, painting a quietly joyful portrait of reunion. It’s a celebration of reconnecting – the warmth of being greeted, of returning to the rhythm of love, told with grace. On the flip, “Coming Home Love” takes things slower, drifting into classic soul ballad territory with an organ, soft horns and subtle guitar figures guiding the melody. It’s a masterclass in restraint – every phrase hanging gently in the air, every detail adding to the emotional weight.

      Both tracks are pure, rootsy soul, captured live to tape in Timmion’s analog sanctuary and delivered with the confidence of a team that knows exactly where the groove lives. And while these sides stand strong on their own, they also offer a first glimpse into Jeb’s second full-length album with Cold Diamond & Mink – due out later this year

      TRACK LISTING

      Side A:
      1. Step In

      Side B:
      1. Coming Home Love

      Rosettes

      Lifestyles

        The album captures a unique balance, delivering polished grooves alongside emotionally raw storytelling, offering a listening experience that’s both intricate and heartfelt. From Tytti Roto’s soulful vocal depth to the band’s tight, groove-focused instrumentals, the album showcases the Rosettes’ mastery of genre-blending soundscapes. The ten song-strong album evokes the timeless appeal of 1970s soundtracks, enriched with modern psychedelic and funk elements. Rosettes are finally here with their debut album on Timmion Records, Lifestyles, a compelling journey into psychedelic soul, jazzy funk, and introspective grooves. For the listener, it creates an experience that manages to be both sophisticated and raw to the bone. Expanding on the sound they refined with their previous singles, this 10-track album captures the group in top form while crafting intoxicating sonic potions that pull you in. Featuring standout tracks like the soulful opener “The Call,” the Isaac Hayes-inspired title track “Lifestyles,” and the introspective groover “Spirals,” the album weaves together cinematic instrumentals, intricate horn arrangements, and deeply personal storytelling, courtesy of lead singer Tytti Roto. Drawing inspiration from a range of vintage and contemporary masters Cymande, SAULT, and Sade, to name a few the rest of the eight-piece group doesn’t linger in the shadows. Instead, they make it their mission to position the groove front and center. The album closes with “The Queen,” the sole instrumental track, which evokes the spirit of 1970s blaxploitation soundtracks with its wah-wah and fuzz guitars and jazzy changes. Every track on Lifestyles is a testament to the Rosettes’ ability to craft genre-blending masterpieces that are as emotionally gripping as they are musically intricate. For fans of adventurous soul and funk, this album offers a rich and rewarding journey.

        RIYL: Khruangbin, Bobby Oroza, Pratt & Moody, The Soul Investigators.

        TRACK LISTING

        Side A:
        1. The Call
        2. You Know With Friends
        3. Green Ray
        4. Spirals
        5. Rosita’s Theme

        Side B:

        1. Act Of Love
        2. Lifestyles
        3. Moon River
        4. Souvenir
        5. The Queen

        Jimi Tenor & Cold Diamond & Mink

        Summer Of Synesthesia

          The single release from Jimi Tenor's second thematic album on Timmion Records offers two very different moods. "Summer of Synesthesia" takes us back to those dreamy summer days, a natural overpour of sensations mixing together, sounds becoming colors before turning into flavors. Synthesizers grow into delicate layers over Cold Diamond & Mink's rhythm, and when your heart can hardly bear the beauty of it all, Tenor's soft lyric places the cherry on top. "Tsicroxe" on the flipside couldn't be more different, kicking into gear with a demonic organ arpeggio that sounds like you've just been dropped into a Dario Argento scene. Even though the familiar funk from Cold Diamond & Mink eases the dread a bit, when Tenor busts in with the eerie flute solo, the ritual closes in on its conclusion. The contents of the backwards vocal bits at the end shall be saved for your turntable so make sure to rewind that track, selector! Also Available From Jimi Tenor & Cold Diamond & Mink: Is There Love In Outer Space? 7", Gaia Sunset 7", Is There Love In Outer Space? LP / CD. The single takes listeners on a sonic journey: “Summer of Synesthesia” flows with warm, dreamlike beauty, while “Tsicroxe” dives into intense, mysterious depths, showcasing Tenor’s dynamic range. Blending synth layers with Cold Diamond & Mink’s classic funk rhythms, both tracks bring elements of 70s soundtrack-style tension and ethereal soul, appealing to fans of both cosmic grooves and suspenseful soundscapes. Tenor’s layered synthesizers, haunting flute, and even backward vocal elements add a captivating texture, making “Summer of Synesthesia” b/w “Tsicroxe” a must-have for fans of genre-blending, atmospheric music.

          TRACK LISTING

          Side A: 1. Summer Of Synesthesia
          Side B: 2. Tsicroxe


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