Andrew Choi doesn’t claim to have all of the answers when it comes to talking about work in America. But if anyone is uniquely well positioned to raise questions, it’s him. Over the course of two decades, the Midwest-born, New York-based singer-songwriter—who performs under the name St. Lenox—has been a musician, a clothing store employee, an underpaid graduate student and scholar, and a salaried corporate attorney. This tremendous amount of experience is channeled into Andrew’s latest album. A1. (Eulogy For The Company Man) A2. Courtesan A3. Lust For Life A4. Kalahari A5. Rudy A6. New York Speaks Softly At Night B1. Quasi-Nichomachean Ethics B2. Luray Caverns B3. The House I Left For Work In New York B4. Your Local Neighborhood Bar B5. On Fulfillment