Archive for September 2018

Old Sea Brigade will release his debut full-length album, Ode To A Friend, on January 4, 2019.  With this news, the Nashville-based, Atlanta-born singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist shares a new album track, “Feel You,” with an accompanying music video. Watch The Video For “Feel You” Here:   Produced by Jeremy Griffith, the 11 tracks on Ode To A…

  Last Friday, indie-folk outfit The Paper Kites released On the Corner Where You Live, the Australian band’s melancholic, mid-tempo companion to On the Train Ride Home. Give them your tired, your lonely, your lovesick, your unsure, The Paper Kites have a song for each of them on this latest album. On the Corner Where…

A bit About Vök: They’re an electronic dream-pop trio from fronted by Margrét Ran, who has garnered critic support from the likes of Noisey, The Line Of Best Fit, The New York Times, Clash, Stereogum, Consequence of Sound. They’ve toured extensively in Europe and the UK, including support dates for Goldfrapp and Asgeir, and festivals like Roskilde, Green Man, Ja…

Seattle artist and producer SYML is excited to share his latest single, “Clean Eyes.” When asked about the track, Brian Fennell (SYML) said, “I wrote ‘Clean Eyes’ as an outlet to express my least favorite thing about myself, that I’m a cynic. I think that is one of the most ugly traits a person can have. Somehow, I found someone…

Indie folk duo Beta Radio share a new music video for album track “Realistic City Living” from their recently released album Ancient Transition.  The video, which was shot on film in upstate New York, breathes life into the song’s hypnotic melody. Watch The Video For “Realistic City Living” Here:   Upon its release, Ancient Transition received top…

2018 has been a turning point of sorts for Shane 54. His latest collaboration with Cubicore, “Out of Time (feat. Eric Lumiere)” is yet another chapter in a story that has been developing for the past year. The year began with the carryover of his December release “Return to Love”  with Jonathan Mendelsohn. Then, in February, Shane 54 released the first…

Out now via Justin Time and Nettwerk Records, Kenny Wheeler: Suite for Hard Rubber Orchestra represents the final large work by the famed Canadian jazz composer Kenny Wheeler and features long-time friend and vocal collaborator, Norma Winstone, performing with Vancouver’s acclaimed jazz ensemble The Hard Rubber Orchestra. The Suite itself is a focused distillation of…

“The [“Just Call”] video finds this masterful guitarist daringly revisiting one of his favorite places on the planet as this rhythmic tune plays out its sweet love story” – Parade “Butler is a road warrior. Battle-hardened, but enlightened from decades on the go. It’s this unusual ride which gave life to the new project…On it, Butler…

L.A.’s Together Pangea have announced a new EP called Non-Stop Paranoia, coming October 26. Today, they share the 80’s-tinged “Hi-Fi Television,” which showcases their signature vibrant, infectious sound, and for the first time sees the band experimenting with the addition of synths. The track premiered on Consequence of Sound, who commented, “Wrapped in wiry, frizzy…

With the last day of summer quickly approaching, Brooklyn’s Savoir Adore share the perfect send-off with the official video for their anthemic single “When The Summer Ends.” Directed by Daniel Inskeep and Rachel Gulotta of Mango Street Lab, the video was shot in and around Los Angeles, from pool party hangs to desert drives.  Paul…