Photo credit: Steve Keros Luke Temple, the acclaimed songwriter behind Here We Go Magic and Art Feynman, has announced his new album Both-And, due out September 13 on Native Cat Recordings. The record is his first solo work since 2016’s A Hand Through the Cellar Door and his first since relocating from New York to Northern California’s Marin County, a landscape that inspired his new songs. Stereogum announced the album today and premiered its lead single “Wounded Brightness,” writing, “‘Wounded Brightness’ unravels delicately, evoking bucolic bliss. Acoustic guitar, whisper-quiet bossa nova percussion, and Temple’s vocals warm the body like beams of sun after a chilly breeze.” Both-And is available for pre-order HERE.…
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Dutch DJ and producer Bakermat has announced his ‘Under The Sun’ tour of North America. Kicking off at the Great Northern in San Francisco on September 6, the idiosyncratic artist will play ten dates in total, across 15 days. After San Francisco, he heads to LA to play The Roxy Theatre the following night, before Denver’s Bar Standard on the 11th, Seattle’s Neumes on the 12th, Brooklyn’s Kings Hall on the 13th and Toronto’s Noir on the 14th. A short three-day break then precedes the final four shows, in Boston (Bijou Nightclub, 18th), Detroit (Grasshopper, 19th), Chicago (PRYSM Nightclub, 20th)…
Haoyan of America Multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and producer Cautious Clay premieres the introspective, Haoyan of America-directed video for “SIDEWINDER” today via Billboard. Watch it here. The video is taken from his much-lauded third EP Table of Context, released earlier this year. “I wanted the visual to be simple and to almost feel like a dream sequence of when you are distracted thinking about something,” Cautious tells Billboard. “The snake and lighter represent that distraction or ‘back and forth’ kind of attitude towards a lot of things in life; sometimes the things we run away from end up being what we want most and visa versa.” Following sets at Lollapalooza, Electric Forest,…
TSHEGUE today release their new EP, ‘Telema,’ which includes Radio 1 & 6Music-supported singles ‘The Wheel’ and ‘M’Benga Bila.’ The follow up release from Congolese singer Faty Sy Savanet and French-Cuban producer Nicolas Dacunha to 2017’s debut ‘Survivor’ EP, ‘Telema’ arrives ahead of an appearance from TSHEGUE at this year’s WOMAD Festival, with further UK dates soon to be announced. Stream ‘Telema’ in full from here. The new EP arrives close on the tail of the video for ‘M’Benga Bila,’ a tribute to Leos Carax’s cult 1986 film, ‘Mauvais Sang,’ which TSHEGUE (who count Mura Masa amongst their fans) filmed in the 18th arrondissement’s…
Photo Credit: Kevin Condon Colatura is a 4-piece indie band based out of New York City and is what resulted when an indie rock guitarist who had been playing in the Brooklyn DIY scene met a former child opera singer and classically trained pianist and they discovered that they had unexpected, killer musical chemistry. Check “Sweet Misery” out HERE Two years ago, Digo Degorio and Jennica Best met in a restaurant, both individually unclear on the direction they were headed musically, and discovered that their musical backgrounds had a lot to offer each other. Digo encouraged Jennica to pick up the bass guitar, Jennica’s Metropolitan Opera soloist father became Digo’s vocal…