STRATEGIC ARTIST ADVOCACY SINCE 1997
It is American Candy Monday in the USA and the official theme song is "American Candy" by The High Water Marks!
"It’s the gravitational pull of the group’s work," says Austin Town Hall. "They’re willing to blow your hair back."
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"A quirky blend of hypnotic indie pop and gently percussive low-fi soul... Opal Eskar may very well have captured laconic reflection better than anyone else in recent memory."
"The Woodsman" is the new video out today from Opal Eskar aka Karl Blau, Heyward & Chet from Later Fortune with Charlie & Robbie from The War On Drugs!
Check it out now via Stereo Embers and head over to your friendly local Bandcamp to buy yer vinyl copy!
"J Hacha De Zola's clashing sounds of punk, burlesque, and cabaret stylings just to name a few, instruments caterwaul while circling around like vultures awaiting dying meals… Horns, guitars, and wild-man vocals are all meshed together but are distinctive in delivery.”
The words of Ghettoblaster's Eddie Ugarte! Hear "A Day In Secaucus, New Jersey" now.
𝘞𝘪𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘈 𝘛𝘳𝘪𝘣𝘦 arrives June 9 via Caballo Negro, distributed by Slow Start Records! Photos by Adrian Buckmaster.
As tough and debilitating as it may be at times, especially when there are hard things to share, ‘The Woodsman’ is about how having an honest relationship makes for a deeper relationship.”
We have the next single from Opal Eskar (Karl Blau + Heyward & Chet of Later Fortune w/ Charlie & Robbie of The War On Drugs) out this Friday! Hear "The Woodsman" over at Ghettoblaster now!
"There is something magical going on in this song that’s impossible not to be moved by." Man, you said it, Alex.
Thanks so much to Folk Radio UK for posting the first new music in over half a decade by The Chapin Sisters.
"Bergen Street" is an ode to their former Brooklyn home, and when these two harmonize about these fond memories, it really does feel like magic.
Listen now… Streaming everywhere tomorrow!
"Movie Jail is a veritable who’s-who of Central Kentucky’s best musicians. The band recently released a critically acclaimed self titled EP, overflowing with subtle complexity, delicious hooks, and quirky but relatable themes."
Many thanks out to Thomas from Proglodytes for speaking with Dave Cobb from Movie Jail!
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