Maia Friedman (Dirty Projectors) Announces Debut LP, NYC Show; Watch “First to Love” video
[Brooklyn Vegan] Maia Friedman of Dirty Projectors signed to Last Gang Records and released her first solo single, “Where the Rocks Are,” in November. She’s now announced her debut solo full-length, Under The New Light, due out via Last Gang on March 11. See the cover art and tracklist below. Watch the accompanying video for “First to Love” below. Maia has ...
The Lagniappe Sessions :: Garcia Peoples
[Aquarium Drunkard] Lagniappe (la ·gniappe) noun ‘lan-ˌyap,’ — 1. An extra or unexpected gift or benefit. 2. Something given or obtained as a gratuity or bonus. Garcia Peoples have been on the move. Since we last rendezvoused with the band they have expanded to a sextet performing live feats that are leaving audiences in puddles of their own ...
Mitski Shares Video for New Song “Love Me More”: Watch
[Pitchfork] A visual from director Christopher Good, who also directed the video for “Nobody” By Evan Minsker Mitski has released another track from her forthcoming LP Laurel Hell, which is out February 4 via Dead Oceans. “Love Me More” comes with a video directed by Christopher Good, who previously directed “Nobody.” Watch it below. Mitski said of the new song ...
Lucius Returns With New Album Second Nature April 8, First Single Out Now
PRODUCED BY DAVE COBB AND BRANDI CARLILE SPRING NORTH AMERICAN TOUR ANNOUNCED, ON-SALE FRIDAY Acclaimed indie pop band Lucius returns with their highly-anticipated new album Second Nature—set to be released April 8 on Mom + Pop Music (U.S. and Mexico), Dine Alone (Canada), Second Nature Records/Secretly Distribution (RoW) [pre-order]. Produced by Dave Cobb and Brandi ...
SASAMI Finds an Unexpected Balance of Hard and Soft on the Industrial-Metal “Say It”
[Flood Magazine] The single arrives ahead of her sophomore album Squeeze, which is out February 25. By Margaret Farrell At the end of last year, Sasami Ashworth (a.k.a. SASAMI) announced her sophomore album Squeeze. The cluster of singles she shared revealed a mix of aggression and vulnerability, demonstrating SASAMI’s immense range and an exciting willingness to let her curious musical mind tinker ...
