Ten years ago this month, we decided to spend the day cooking up a storm, open up our second floor apartment to any hungry soul who wandered in and invite some of our most talented friends to play them some songs. It quickly grew into a monthly gathering that came to be known as Nightshade Kitchen.

I wrote this song around that era, in an epicurean fog of charred chili peppers and simmering broth, lithesome harmonies, howls of laughter and other heady influences. It never saw the light of day then so I figured now was as good a time as any to share.

While Nightshade Kitchen mostly deals in “good food” these days—just one third of our mantra, we will forever be grateful for all the “good music” and “good company” over the years. A wagonload of thanks to all those who lent a hand across countless shows in living rooms and other odd spaces, five music festivals and one cookbook.

This little tribute is all yours. Hope it leaves you humming a sweet tune with a head full of love and a hankering to pass it on to others.

Indie soul songwriter Hannah Hausman comes together with electronic producer Guthrie Galileo to bring their debut collaborative EP. Brought to life remotely between the rolling hills of Vermont (Hausman) and the gridscape of Brooklyn (Galileo), the project continually dances between contrasting worlds. The five songs slip naturally from three part harmonic vocal sections to sub-heavy, synth laden beat surges, urging listeners to find hope in an often soulless world and to choose love every time, unconditionally.

Indie soul songwriter Hannah Hausman comes together with electronic producer Guthrie Galileo to bring their debut collaborative EP. Brought to life remotely between the rolling hills of Vermont (Hausman) and the gridscape of Brooklyn (Galileo), the project continually dances between contrasting worlds. The five songs slip naturally from three part harmonic vocal sections to sub-heavy, synth laden beat surges, urging listeners to find hope in an often soulless world and to choose love every time, unconditionally.

Indie soul songwriter Hannah Hausman comes together with electronic producer Guthrie Galileo to bring their debut collaborative EP. Brought to life remotely between the rolling hills of Vermont (Hausman) and the gridscape of Brooklyn (Galileo), the project continually dances between contrasting worlds. The five songs slip naturally from three part harmonic vocal sections to sub-heavy, synth laden beat surges, urging listeners to find hope in an often soulless world and to choose love every time, unconditionally.

Indie soul songwriter Hannah Hausman comes together with electronic producer Guthrie Galileo to bring their debut collaborative EP. Brought to life remotely between the rolling hills of Vermont (Hausman) and the gridscape of Brooklyn (Galileo), the project continually dances between contrasting worlds. The five songs slip naturally from three part harmonic vocal sections to sub-heavy, synth laden beat surges, urging listeners to find hope in an often soulless world and to choose love every time, unconditionally.

'Marry The Night' starts off shy, with a solo vocal melody and a wispy blush of synths. Vocalist Hausman meets us at the crossroads of vulnerability and risk, wondering, "can I dance without a dance-floor? Can I let it all go? Can I give myself to the night and all its mysteries?" The song soon finds sure footing over rhythmic guitar and an encouraging dance beat, and together we step bravely over the threshold into a new and wholly embodied space of personal growth. Building to an anthemic chorus fit for an arena, this coming-of-age dance ballad finally culminates in an oozy house-inspired breakdown that will have listeners shedding their cool and getting down under the sparkling glow of the disco ball.

Produced and Mixed by Guthrie Galileo

Mastered by Ian Steinberg at Big Lake Studios, Vermont

"The Angels Will Never Wear White Again (Hunter's Moon Edition)" seeks to capture the sinister mood and dark mysticism of this autumnal month. The deluxe version, released on the eve of the full moon, is rounded out by one new B-side and two remixes.

Inspired by horror film scoring from John Carpenter to giallo, literary references from the collection celebrates sonic tropes of the horror genre while reaching deeper to create a soundscape provoking to both the mind and body. Featuring visceral sound design, avant-garde vocal arrangements and sleek production which passes often between danceable and cinematic, these songs will find sanctuary in clubs or focused listening sessions.

"The Angels Will Never Wear White Again (Hunter's Moon Edition)" seeks to capture the sinister mood and dark mysticism of this autumnal month. The deluxe version, released on the eve of the full moon, is rounded out by one new B-side and two remixes.

Inspired by horror film scoring from John Carpenter to giallo, literary references from the collection celebrates sonic tropes of the horror genre while reaching deeper to create a soundscape provoking to both the mind and body. Featuring visceral sound design, avant-garde vocal arrangements and sleek production which passes often between danceable and cinematic, these songs will find sanctuary in clubs or focused listening sessions.

"The Angels Will Never Wear White Again (Hunter's Moon Edition)" seeks to capture the sinister mood and dark mysticism of this autumnal month. The deluxe version, released on the eve of the full moon, is rounded out by one new B-side and two remixes.

Inspired by horror film scoring from John Carpenter to giallo, literary references from the collection celebrates sonic tropes of the horror genre while reaching deeper to create a soundscape provoking to both the mind and body. Featuring visceral sound design, avant-garde vocal arrangements and sleek production which passes often between danceable and cinematic, these songs will find sanctuary in clubs or focused listening sessions.

"The Angels Will Never Wear White Again (Hunter's Moon Edition)" seeks to capture the sinister mood and dark mysticism of this autumnal month. The deluxe version, released on the eve of the full moon, is rounded out by one new B-side and two remixes.

Inspired by horror film scoring from John Carpenter to giallo, literary references from the collection celebrates sonic tropes of the horror genre while reaching deeper to create a soundscape provoking to both the mind and body. Featuring visceral sound design, avant-garde vocal arrangements and sleek production which passes often between danceable and cinematic, these songs will find sanctuary in clubs or focused listening sessions.