NYC-based band Wilsen have announced the release of their new 'I Go Missing In My Sleep'. Scheduled to land April 28th on Kobalt/Dalliance Recordings, many of the tracks were created in the apartment of frontwoman Tamsin Wilson during the wee hours of the morning.
One of the songs featured on the upcoming LP is the tender and stunning track 'Heavy Steps'. A minimal and breezing indie folk package, Tasmin Wilson's angelic voice combined with gentle guitar strokes are the epitome of a graceful and beautiful tune.
It’s been said that the teenagers of today are not as politically active as they …
After releasing their 2016 star-studded LP '55' which included guest appearances by Wyclef Jean, Carly Rae Jespen, Phoebe Ryan, Cam'ron and more, NYC duo The Knocks have now dropped their new single 'Trouble' featuring Absofacto. The milky cut features melodic piano riffs combined with lifting vocals, allowing the track to gently fall along the lines of house and pop. The song is currently out now via Big Beat.
Two years back, Brooklyn duo Saint Marilyn released their ‘Shoshone’ EP that was a wonderland …
Back in 2007, NYC-raised producer Curses dropped his seminal track ‘The Deep End’. Now soon …
NYC brand Public School have shared their new pre-spring short fashion film entitled 'Fugazys'. The video features a group of four young people seemingly pulling heists in some clips whilst in others they are performing on stage. Pieces from the new collection showcased in the vid include hoodies, graphic tees and mono shorts for men, with biker jackets and the Caia tankdress for women just to name a few.
Incorporating the sounds of shimmering soul and pop, NYC-based artist Khodara unveils her EP titled 'Where's Your Love?'. Comprised of four tracks, the EP was co-written with producer Billy Pavon whose CV includes Theophilus London, St. Lucia, Grammar and more.
Whilst Ann Arbor and Detroit acts such as The Stooges and the MC5 were precursors to what would inspire bands to create a sound known as punk rock, the proper formation of the movement took place in New York City in the early 70s. Groups like The New York Dolls and The Velvet Underground went on to further lay a foundation for the scene with bands like Television, The Ramones and Patti Smith elevating the culture to new heights, eventually creating an international buzz. This legacy of the grit and grind, the hustle and the New York DIY ethic is one that Brooklyn band The So So Glos know oh so well. They are the now generation of rockers proudly flying the flag for NYC with a spirit and sound that is energetic and resonant.
Whilst Ann Arbor and Detroit acts such as The Stooges and the MC5 were precursors to what would inspire bands to create a sound known as punk rock, the proper formation of the movement took place in New York City in the early 70s. Groups like The New York Dolls and The Velvet Underground went on to further lay a foundation for the scene with bands like Television, The Ramones and Patti Smith elevating the culture to new heights, eventually creating an international buzz. This legacy of the grit and grind, the hustle and the New York DIY ethic is one that Brooklyn band The So So Glos know oh so well. They are the now generation of rockers proudly flying the flag for NYC with a spirit and sound that is energetic and resonant.
Sinkane has announced the release his new album 'Life & Livin’ It', set to land February 10th, 2017 via City Slang. The NY-based artist has also unveiled the official video for the single 'U'Huh', which will also be featured on the LP. Directed by Nick Bentgen, Sinkane perform the song on stage in a classic setting with some of the most fashionable men and women. There are also clips of the '67 riots in Newark, New Jersey and Detroit, Michigan weaved throughout the video. Festive in atmosphere, you can watch 'U'Huh' down below.
