Kevin Bronson on November 23rd, 2012

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Like the light and images in the Jack Johnson/Teddy Cafaro video, the musical influences in Incan Abraham’s new single “Springhouse” are refracted and shape-shifted. The L.A. quartet’s Afro-tropical psychedelia bears the faint whiff of an indie movement whose ship has sailed, but more than on last year’s “Ancient Vacation” EP the rhythmic complexities and inviting harmonies make you want to hear more. An album in 2013, perhaps? This tune comes out next week on vinyl via JAXART Records.

||| Previously: “Springhouse”

||| Live: Incan Abraham plays along with James Supercave on Nov. 30 at the Echo.