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Wednesday, Aug 22 2018, 1AM
Intrigued by the dynamics of electronic music for the dancefloor as much as with the richness and human quality of live instrumentation and songcraft, Maribou State have worked tirelessly to evolve and forge a unique, compelling and deeply soulful marriage of the organic and the synthetic -- mariboustate.bandcamp.com
On the release Deer writes -- "I’m calling this one Bunny. As always, it’s got a little bit of everything that makes me who I am. Why Bunny? Fundamentally, I love the way the word looks and sounds. I love the way it rolls off the mind and onto the tongue."
Unstoppable, set to release Aug 24th, marks the 78-year-old singer’s first release since the death of Rick Hall, the legendary Muscle Shoals producer who produced Staton’s indelible run of country-soul singles at FAME studios in the late Sixties and early Seventies.
Check out a video recorded live in Chicago, Illinois on 27th September 1972 www.youtube.com
The track was written as a homage to the Free Festival, organised by the Beckenham Arts Lab, which was held at Croydon Road Recreation Ground in Beckenham on 16 August 1969.
Playing Showbox SoDo on Halloween Check out a Live on KEXP with Mitski -- www.youtube.com
The DB Records single version has the same lyrics as the second version, but with extra lines in the listing of marine animals. The 1979 single version is an edit itself from the album version, which lasts about seven minutes and contains an extra verse.
Mike Krol is a band/idea out of Los Angeles, with additional members in Minneapolis, Madison, and Seattle. -- check out their Bandcamp here: mikekrol.bandcamp.com
Ty Segall is playing at Neumos with White Fence on October 8th, while you wait check out his latest Live on KEXP : www.youtube.com
Check out a Live on KEXP with Versing Live at Little London Plane during Upstream Music Fest, 2017 -- www.youtube.com
Trevor Powers, is formerly known as Youth Lagoon is releasing his debut under this new project
The refrain was based on Lead Belly's rendition of the traditional American folk song "Salty Dog Blues". -- www.youtube.com
The album was recorded between March and September 1981 following the departure of founding members Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, and saw the band shift direction from their prior avant-garde electronic style toward a more pop-friendly, commercial sound led by frontman Philip Oakey.
Find it on Bandcamp here: nationoflanguage.bandcamp.com
Beach House just stopped by Portland and Seattle two weekends ago on their tour and for Sub Pop's 30th anniversary show
In addition to his solo work, White is also the leader of the avant-garde jazz big band Fight the Big Bull, for which he composes and arranges all music, and a former member of rock band The Great White Jenkins. He has collaborated with artists like Megafaun, Flo Morrissey, Justin Vernon, Sharon Van Etten, Steven Bernstein, Ken Vandermark, David Karsten Daniels, Foxygen and the Mountain Goats.
The single off the upcoming album was produced by Switch, Major Lazer founder and producer for M.I.A, Beyonce and Rihanna. It’s also the first release for Switch’s new label, Diary Records.
At the Grammy Awards of 1999, the song won two awards: Best R&B Song and Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.
The newly released project of Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker, and Phoebe Bridgers, this dream trio will be touring through Seattle to the Moore on November 24th
Check out a Live on KEXP with Sharon Van Etten: www.youtube.com
Out of Sydney, Australia, check out the music video for "Move Through Me" www.youtube.com
See some good fish to go along with the track via music video here -- www.youtube.com
Part of the popular MN collective Doomtree--"Doomtree is a collective of seven friends who live in Minneapolis and make music together. They’ve earned acclaim for genre- defying recordings, explosive live performances, and their fierce loyalty to one another. Members include P.O.S, Dessa, Sims, Cecil Otter, Mike Mictlan, Lazerbeak, and Paper Tiger. " --find more of their artists here: doomtree.bandcamp.com
Her third studio album out Aug 27th ‘Dirty Computer’, features collaborations with Pharrell and Brian Wilson
Feb 2nd at The Moore Theatre! New album, Marauder out this Friday.
Playing the Clock-Out Lounge on Saturday, Oct 20th.
Yannick Ilunga, known professionally as Petite Noir, is a South African singer, songwriter, musician, and record producer. New EP out Oct 5!
On tour in the PNW: Oct 25 - Vancouver; Oct 26 - Victoria; Oct. 27 Portland!
Hailing from South London, 20-year-old classically trained producer and DJ Jude Woodhead
