Telefone (2016)

Noname · 2016 · 33 min

Noname's Telefone is a ten-song introduction that places personal recollection beside grief and questions of adulthood. The opening “Yesterday” leads into “Sunny Duet” and “Diddy Bop,” while “Casket Pretty,” “Bye Bye Baby” and the closing “Shadow Man” give the second half a different set of concerns. Keeping that order makes the record's movement visible without reducing it to its guest appearances.

The artist's release page supplies the complete sequence and credits. Her first full project arrived in 2016, after appearances on other Chicago artists' recordings. This edition ends with “Shadow Man”; unrelated singles and subsequent albums belong outside its ten-track boundary.

Selected edition: Original 10-track indexed program; selected 230–278 kb/s Archive MP3 mirror from the documented source. 10 audio files, 64,469,520 bytes and 33:12 of measured audio.

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All 10 Archive original MP3 files are independently pinned by the host MD5 and size, have complete ordered program identities matching the reference release and passed strict full decoding. Every torrent piece was checked. Encoding measures 230–278 kb/s. The edition is a historical mirror with documented source provenance limits; no artist byte-identity or comparative listening claim is made. The full ten-track sequence and guest credits match the artist Bandcamp release page.

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