DJ and producer Henri Bergmann will launch her new record label Automatik this summer. Kicking everything off properly, she has also shared her debut track on the imprint titled 'Interference'. An intergalactic journey of deep, spacey techno, the song is cinematic in feel, with lush synths laying above a throbbing bass line and pulsing drum kicks. The change-ups in the track add more levels of depth, yet Bergmann still keeps the dance floor her main priority with an unstoppable groove.
Releasing her EP 'Moon' back in 2018, Los Angeles singer and actress Alison Sudol makes her return with a new single titled 'The Runner'. Opening the song with filtered, claustrophobic vocals, the track eventually progresses to a cinematic explosion of indie that plays like something from an adventurous film.
With his latest album 'Igor' currently out now, Tyler, The Creator unveils the video for his new single 'EARFQUAKE'. The vid features a guest appearance by Tracee Ellis Ross who plays the role of a talk show host whilst Tyler acts as the music guest. Sporting the infamous blonde wig that he wore in the 'WHAT'S GOOD' and 'NEW MAGIC WANDS' videos, Tyler ends up getting burned as the stage catches on fire with him still performing.
Having released her debut album 'WAS IT EVEN REAL?' on Island Records, L.A. singer Olivia O'Brien steps forth with the video to her single 'Just A Boy'. Directed by AP Studio and Max Movish, O'Brien busts a few dance moves with her crew whilst at a party before, not only saying goodbye to her boyfriend, but literally tying the poor chap to a seat and pushing his face in cake.
Having recently inked a deal with record label Suicide Squeeze, L.A. band The Paranoyds have unveiled their track 'Trade Our Sins'. Dropping it as single pack with the song 'Hungry Sam', the tune is finds the group slowing down the tempo whilst merging desert-driven garage rock instrumentation with 50s pop melodies. Although currently out digitally, the songs will get released as a 7" on limited edition orange and yellow vinyls on July 12th.
Los Angeles producer TOKiMONSTA have released her new 'Young Art Sound II' compilation via her Young Art Records label. Comprised of 16 tracks, the record features songs from L-Vis 1990, Manu Dia, Soul Clap and Gavin Turek, as well as TOKiMONSTA herself.
So here are the specifics to Tyler The Creator's latest video - it's basically titled '_____________', it's only 48 seconds and you can find the Los Angeles rapper dancing and punching air on a stage by himself. That's pretty much the bulk of it. However, the song itself is quite amazing and Tyler does jump back into his grimier style of emceeing on this one.
Los Angeles-based trio Pinky Pinky detail a secret crush with their latest track 'My Friend Sean'. Taking it back to the glory days of garage and punk when vivid storytelling was key, the fun song is constructed with raw, stripped back instrumentation, allowing the listener to become completely engulfed in the lyrics whilst simultaneously enjoying just enough of a nod and body movement factor.
L.A. band Bleached bring forth a bit of punk funk and new wave with their latest single 'Hard to Kill'. The track is the follow-up to their recently released cut 'Shitty Ballet' which took a more acoustic folk pop meets punk approach. Both tunes will be featured on the group's upcoming LP 'Don’t You Think You’ve Had Enough', which is out July 12th via Dead Oceans.
Grammy Award-nominated K.Flay has announced news on her forthcoming third LP 'SOLUTIONS'. Landing July 12th on Night Street/Interscope Records, the L.A.-based artist previously shared her 'Bad Vibes' track, the first single taken from the new record.
