Detroit’s neo-soul singer/songwriter Sara Marie Barron has released a lovely new video for “PrettyBoy” that intends to “share the message that we can find magic in the mundane with love, especially while quarantined together during a pandemic.” The full-length album, Existential Glam, is out now.
Helmed by musical genius Lauren Gurgiolo, the experimental project The Dialtones have crafted what may be their most accessible offering to date in the form of “Young Summer.” Gurgiolo reflects, “the track encapsulates The Dialtones' fascination with rock + noise and wonder at our adaptability to begin again, over and over.”
The Jacksonville, FL singer-songwriter rickoLus will be releasing a new album on March 5 and today is sharing the second single and video “Four Track Love Song”. Richard Colado aka rickoLus shared some thoughts on the track:
“Ever since I started playing music, I was fascinated by how it was recorded. I started with just singing into boom boxes when I was a kid, then, as teen, got two of my parents’ tape decks and a mixer and would switch the tape back and forth recording on top each take to simulate multitrack recording. Then once my friend got a 4-track cassette porti-studio, it blew my fucking mind. I mowed lawns one summer during high school to save up enough to get my own. This was my ticket to ride, I spent countless hours and filled shoe boxes with cassettes of songs and experiments with my four track. This song is about those days, sitting in my room, not knowing how to write a song, or play any instruments, or record music, smoking crappy weed out of old soda cans, all my music gear was slightly busted, there were no rules and there were no limits and it was the most fun I've ever had. That's when I fell in love with cassette four tracks.”
Listen to the song on Soundcloud, Bandcamp, or Spotify and check out the video below.
Northeast Florida singer-songwriter rickoLus digs deep on a roots trip with his new album, Bones, due out March 5, 2021. The first single+video for “Out Here” is out now. Check it out below and keep an eye out for more this spring.
The long-time Graveface Records artist Kid Dakota has a new album out and is sharing a video for the track “Futurecide” today. It begins with abstract visuals and distorted vocals but picks up the energy and storyline around the 1:30 mark. The full album is available on Bandcamp.
Grey Factor has existed in the LA underground scene for four decades, gaining a cult following for their live performances and never releasing a formal record. This year, they treat us with a new EP, The Perils of Popularity. Check out this new video below! The full EP is also available on Bandcamp.
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