Singer-songwriter Mike Doughty is giving fans a chance to access his vault of unreleased material with the Lo-Fi Lodge, a subscription program starting later this month. For a one-time $20 fee, listeners will be able to download 32 tracks, one per week, from the past decade of Doughty's solo career.
When Mike Doughty parted ways with Soul Coughing in 2000, it wasn’t just the end of one of the more innovative bands of the ‘90s alternative movement -- it was also the start of a soon-to-be flourishing solo career. Whereas Soul Coughing made their name by combining elements of alt rock, hip-hop, jazz and spoken word into a stylish groove that spawned hits like ‘Super Bon Bon’ and ‘Circles’ -- singer/guitarist Doughty himself dubbed their sound “deep slacker jazz” -- his solo work as a singer-songwriter follows a more straightforward but no-less-impressive blueprint.
