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Guster Share New Song 'Maybe We're Alright'; New Album Out Next Month
by Stephi Wild - April 04, 2024 Fresh off the unique theatrical performances of their wildly successful “We Also Have Eras Tour,” Guster has shared the new song, “Maybe We're Alright.” Taken from their eagerly awaited new album, the reflective album closer “Maybe We're Alright” is streaming everywhere now. ... 
Sam Amidon Announces US Spring Tour With Special Guests
by Michael Major - January 24, 2024 Sam Amidon has announced a US Spring Tour with special guests. The tour will feature performances by Beth Orton, Bridget St John, Laura Viers, and more. Don't miss out on this exciting lineup of talented musicians.... 
Jenny Owen Youngs Releases 'Knife Went In'; Second Single From Forthcoming Album 'Avalanche'
by Michael Major - July 25, 2023 Jenny Owen Youngs releases her second single “Knife Went In” from her forthcoming highly-anticipated fourth studio album Avalanche. “Knife Went In” is an exploration of vulnerability in early stages of relationships and finding common ground in shared wounds, with Youngs’ gentle voice gliding smooth... 
Brooklyn's Steve Salett (King of France, Poison Tree) Releases Debut LP
by Michael Major - July 13, 2023 There’s the music he made in a shared studio spot with Josh Kaufman (Bonnie Light Horsemen, Bob Weir), like “Skipper on the Reef” and “J’Amore” – songs that have a lighter warmth and immediacy about them. Pianos glow gently around the cinematic 'Skipper on the Reef' as a wayward Salett struggles to ... 
Jenny Owen Youngs to Release New Album 'Avalanche'
by Michael Major - June 27, 2023 Alongside the album announcement, Youngs has released the title track “Avalanche” with a stunning visualizer she curated of found archival footage of, fittingly, avalanches. Additionally, she released a live performance video of “Avalanche” featuring Jenny alongside Peter Silberman of The Antlers. ... 
Steve Salett (King of France, Poison Tree) Announces Solo Album
by Michael Major - June 01, 2023 There are also tracks that he wrote with his good friend Thomas Bartlett (St. Vincent, Florence & the Machine, Yoko Ono), like “I For One” and “Spun the Wheel,” a cinematic narrative that finds Salett singing from the perspective of an older man who had his chance, and is now at the end of his life ... 
CITY ON FIRE Soundtrack With Slow Pulp, Muzz, Been Stellar & More to Drop Friday
by Michael Major - May 09, 2023 The music-driven tale, set in post 9-11 NYC, features music supervision from Jonathan Leahey (Girls, Swarm, Mr. Robot), and an original score from composer and producer Jason Hill (Gone Girl, Mindhunter). The soundtrack becomes available on the same day as the global premiere of “City on Fire” on Ap... 
NANNA's New Track 'Disaster Master' Arrives Ahead of Anticipated Album Launch
by Michael Major - April 05, 2023 On the heels of her debut album announcement, Nanna has released “Disaster Master,” a new track from the forthcoming project. Riddled with charged emotions and the pangs of anxiety, “Disaster Master” is written by Nanna and produced by Josh Kaufman (Bob Weir, The National, The War on Drugs).... 
The Hold Steady to Share New Song Tomorrow
by Michael Major - March 09, 2023 The Hold Steady will share their latest song, “Understudies,” tomorrow, Friday, March 10, at all DSPs and streaming services. The release of “Understudies” will mark the third track heralding The Hold Steady’s ninth studio album, The Price of Progress, arriving on their own Positive Jams label via T... 
NANNA to Drop Debut Solo Album 'How To Start A Garden' in May
by Michael Major - February 22, 2023 Produced by Nanna alongside collaborators Aaron Dessner (The National, Taylor Swift) and Josh Kaufman (Bonny Light Horseman, War on Drugs, Hiss Golden Messenger), How To Start A Garden features 11 tracks including “Crybaby,” the second release from the collection, available now.... |
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