We're extremely excited and honored to introduce the newest signing to the Luminelle Recordings roster: Lisel is the experimental art-pop solo project of singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Eliza Bagg, her stunning arrival marked by a billowing, crystalline transmission taken from Lisel's forthcoming debut LP out later this year...
GvsB VII starring CHROMATICS is now less than a month away, and to ensure that Texas is sufficiently primed for their arrival, we've put together a playlist of two hours of the group's greatest hits, dating back to classics like "In the City" and "Night Drive", and featuring tracks from Italians Do It Better's legendary After Dark compilation, myriad hits from CHROMATICS' 2012 masterpiece Kill For Love, a selection of the band's transcendent covers, and more, all the way up to their most recent Dear Tommy single, "Time Rider"...
As we anxiously await our 12" copy of her stunning debut mini-album to arrive in the mail all the way from Australia, Seoul rapper/producer/DJ/singer 박혜진 park hye jin blesses us with her new collab with NYC producer/homie Baltra...
Sweden's Bella Boo follows up one of the best late-night house records in recent memory in last year's Fire 12" with more sumptuous and hypnotic bedroom dance grooves, in the form of a softly sparkling new 3-song single, out today on Studio Barnhus...
As we patiently await their new record Oncle Jazz, our favs Men I Trust share their own "new favorite song from the upcoming album", the pillowy, silky-smooth (and low-key funky as ever) heartbreaker "Numb". Listen below + grab the track now on bandcamp:
LA-based duo Mica Tenenbaum + Matthew Lewin aka Mag Bae continue their great series of DIY mini-videos with an homage to two of their favorite pop artists, in the form of a mutant Gwen Stefani vs. Grimes mash-up remix that pits two of the best pop songs of, well, ever ("What You Waiting For" and "Flesh Without Blood") against each other, with results that are way doper than should be possible...
Erin Birgy and her band Mega Bog share the lead single from their absurdly good forthcoming 5th full-length Dolphine, out June 28 on Paradise of Bachelors. "Diary of a Rose" is a stunning introduction to the new record, a jazzy/breezy gem with vaguely sinister undertones, teeming with Birgy's unforgettably peculiar and vivid lyrical phrasing and the kind of deceptively labyrinthine melodies and slithering guitar lines that made the band's last LP Happy Together such a compelling, unsung masterpiece and one of the best records of the last half-decade or so...
21-year-old Memphis native Harlan Hutton and her band share the first single from their self-titled debut full-length, coming this summer. "Anyways", which was recorded by Alex Nicols and mixed by Calvin Lauber (Julien Baker), is a soaring, emotional indie-rock jammer that Harlan says is about "that place of self sabotage you can get into at the beginning of a relationship, where you focus on all of the reasons why things might not work out...