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Taken from Barrie's new album Barbara, coming March 25th on Winspear...

Chicago band Divino Niño's dreamily surreal new single -- featuring b>Will Miller (of Whitney) and Sen Morimoto on trumpet and sax, respectively -- is an essential entry in the modern yacht rock canon...

Barrie shares a dreamy new single from her new EP Happy To Be Here (Ext), out October 18th on Winspear:

Brooklyn group Barrie share the sparkling opening track from their debut LP Happy To Be Here, coming this May on cherry red vinyl via Winspear. Video directed by Zach Stone + Madeline Leshner:

Just in time for those life-threatening -50° windchills, Chicago-based group Divino Niño come through with the transportive tropical vibes on their balmy new psych-pop gem "Foam", out today on Winspear. Divino Niño guitarist Camilo Medina, who grew up in the warmer climes of Bogotá and Miami and has probably had about enough of this polar vortex business at this point, tells us about the

We had a bunch of footage from when we brought noah's parents' vhs camera with us on tour to sxsw. Our friend Ricky Alba shot most of it -- he's a good friend and good artist from Brooklyn. We edited it together over a demo of mine that's been laying around and doesn't have a home. Just for fun :) -- Barrie

When we were first working with Aaron Lowell on artwork for the first single, he came up with a bunch of different beautiful ideas. We loved this design but it didn't quite fit, so we saved it. -- Barrie I took the new tote bags with me to a recent trip to the Middle East with my gf & our friend Bridget...

Compilation of our friend Takuya shredding at the Lot Radio. Coolest person in New York right here. -- Noah, Barrie

Song from my other band’s last album. Part of which was recorded in New York, and is probably part of the causation to make me wanna move out here. This video was recorded in the Sahara though. -- Dom, Barrie

Secret Friend is an experimental dance party that I throw with my friends from POND Mag and my other band, Psymon Spine. For each installment we collaborate with an artist or group of artists to turn whatever venue/club we’re using into an immersive installation, and book musical guests we think will gel well with the visual theme they’ve set (including various side-projects from the Barrie crew).