Vampire Weekend deliver a fun and visually dizzying video for their single 'Sunflower' featuring Steve Lacy. Directed by none other than Jonah Hill, the very New York City-centric vid is shot at Zarbar's specialty grocery in Manhattan, as well as the Barney Greengrass deli. We should also mention that guest appearances are made from the one and only Jerry Seinfeld and Fab 5 Freddy.
Lolo Zouaï and Dev Hynes come together for the single and video ‘Jade’. Directed by …
NYC band Sunflower Bean have announced the release of their forthcoming EP 'King Of The Dudes', landing January 25th, 2019. One of the songs taken from the record is this upbeat and funky single 'Come For Me'. A nice blend of indie with soulful Prince-like guitar riffs circa ' I Wanna Be Your Lover' times, 'Come For Me' is a brilliant direction from the Brooklyn trio. Have a listen.
NYC-raised, Barcelona-based DJ and producer Ralph Session has released his latest EP 'After Hours' via Half Assed Records. Bringing the sound back to its essence of late night New York City clubbing, the five song release incorporates elements of soul and disco, nocturnal deep house, acid-tinged Italo and more. With Ralph Session definitely covering much ground, the 'After Hours' EP is a masterful handing from someone who truly understands the blueprint of the music and is delivering at it's purest and most potent. You can preview the EP down below.
Brooklyn producer Robert Toher aka Public Memory will release his second LP 'Demolition' on November 9th via the Felte imprint. What is deemed a musical collection of emotions and more, Toher has shared his new single 'Red Rainbow', which is featured on the upcoming album. Moody and nocturnal, this haunting piece of electronica oozes aspects of ambient, trip-hop and even a notch of dark wave. The song follows Public Memory's recently shared cut 'The Line'. Stream 'Red Rainbow' below.
NYC stunner Julietta follows up her single ‘Hard Love’ with another slick offering titled ‘Smooth …
Brooklyn-based trio Prinze George return with a glorious shot of electro-pop with their latest single …
In the 1980s Harlem's Dapper Dan's clothing was one of the most in-demand among everyone ranging from rappers, singers, gangsters and just your average guy or girl who wanted to feel a taste of glamour. Reworking Gucci prints and crafting attire with a street edge, by 1992 Dapper Dan was forced to closed down his shop due to a lawsuit brought upon him for copyright infringement. However, when the news was announced last year that Dapper Dan and Gucci would actually do a collaborative line, there were sentiments of joy and also confusion. Questions of why the brand wanted to now officially work with the designer after 25 years were surely appropriate.
Maggie Rogers returns with a gorgeous new single entitled ‘Fallingwater’. Somewhat minimal in terms of …
NYC-based collective Barrie are truly a diverse group hailing from various parts of the world, …
