Julian Talamantez Brolaski — It’s Okay, Honey

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By
Rachel Cholst
November 15, 2023
Rainbow ROdeo
Review

Julian Talamantez Brolaski understands rhythm. As a poet, their grasp of sound, rhythm, and silence permeates the traditional country sounds of It’s Okay, Honey. Brolaski was a guest a few months ago on the Rainbow Rodeo podcast, but as the Earth slowly wends its way towards the completion of another orbit (by our calendar) it’s worth a return to their album It’s Okay, Honey — an album that is as much about endings as it is about what comes after them.

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