Kevin Bronson on November 10th, 2014

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“Encino,” the new EP from Henry Wolfe, is the singer-songwriter’s first release since his 2011 full-length “Linda Vista,” which put his evocative but understated music on the map. Like the title track, “Miracle Mile” draws inspiration from from Wolfe’s time in Los Angeles wrestling with the city’s dualities and geography. Produced by Thom Monahan (Pernice Brothers, Devendra Banhart, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, et al)) “Encino” serves as a tease for a new Wolfe full-length coming next year. Also featuring covers of songs by Arthur Russell and Harry Nilsson, “Encino” is out Tuesday.

||| Live: Henry Wolfe celebrates his EP release with a show at the Bootleg HiFi on Tuesday, supported by Aaron Embry.

||| Stream: The “Encino” EP in its entirety: