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...
We've already expressed our love for Georgia's electro-pop anthem / song-of-the-year contender "About Work the Dancefloor", so it's very cool to see her absolutely rip it in this appropriately neon-streaked live session for DSCVR, which looks like it was shot on the set of the original 1982 version of Tron:
Just days after gracing us with her stellar 3-song Supervillain release, Stockholm's Bella Boo shares the video for the record's gorgeous opening track, the luxuriant house roller "The Hours". It's the kind of footage that I'd imagine to be the perfect visual accompaniment to a Bella Boo live set: a blurry, daydreamy float through the clouds, replete with sweetly nostalgic images of rollerskaters, little children, a carousel, a record spinning; or to loosely paraphrase the video description, those special, fleeing moments that make up The Hours...
Taken from Drab Majesty's forthcoming LP Modern Mirror, out July 12th on Dais Records. Video directed by Thomas McMahan:
Directed by Muted Widows:
Portland's Pure Bathing Culture debut the misty, Spencer Gentz-directed video for their dazzling new single, taken from one of our favorite albums of the year. PBC's Sarah Versprille + Daniel Hindman tell us that Night Pass "is a record about perseverance and protecting what you love", and "All Night" is a beautiful expression of the record's prevailing theme of devotion , the kind of unabashedly and inspirationally romantic jam that's made us love this band so much from the beginning, and a moving testament to staying the course with the one you love...
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...
UK duo Susie Green + Simon Bayliss aka Splash Addict share the self-directed video for their new single, out today on Zoee's label/"empowered pop platform" Insecure. The duo makes dreamy, romantic club music that they aptly describe as "SENSUAL VOCAL BANGERS", and the new track features Green's deadpan, oddly moving spoken word about the dreaded "Big Talk", her calmly urgent pleas becoming hypnotic and almost mantra-like when paired with the track's alternately twinkling and aqueous production, resulting in a highly emotional dance anthem that will appeal to fans of peak PC Music and '90s rave culture...
