Alfredo & Edeath, are a couple of music lovers who met later in life but grew up loving almost the same bands and hating others but always listening to music, old and new, and apart from collecting vinyl and books and going to see every good band coming to town, (or a few miles away), got together and created "I think i better follow you around", a website/music blog, where they share all the music they like and help promote upcoming concerts, local bands from San Diego and Tijuana and amazing artists from around the world.
I think I better follow you around is an independent project.
Aphex Twin has released a new EP, “Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / In a Room7 f760”, out now via Warp Records.
TRACKLIST:
1. Blackbox Life Recorder 21f 2. zin2 test5 3. in a room7 F760 4. Blackbox Life Recorder 22 [Parallax Mix]
Talking about the video for the title track, Alfie Dwyer shared this: “I made some micro(cosmic?) beasties for Aphex Twin’s new music video. Weirdcore came up with the idea to put it into the video too using a slightly different method that employs it in 3D space. I then made and rendered the assets and Weirdcore animated them into the end of the video.”
Alabaster dePlume has shared the second single, “Greek Honey Slick”, off his upcoming album “Come With Fierce Grace” out September 8th via International Anthem.
TRACKLIST:
01. Sibomandi (feat. Falle Nioke) 02. What Can It Take 03. To That Voice And Say 04. Greek Honey Slick (feat. Tom Skinner) 05. Give Me Away 06. Fall On Flowers 07. Did You Know (feat. Momoko Gill) 08. Levels Of Human 09. Not Even Sobbing 10. The Best Thing In The World 11. Naked Like Water (feat. Donna Thompson) 12. Broken Again
dePlume shared this about the song: “Before I recorded GOLD, I dropped an enormous metal tin of beautiful Greek honey on my studio floor. Heart-broken, I gathered it into my hands to be disposed of, which took ages. But I chose to embrace this too – not knowing why. And it turned out that it was a blessing for the making of that specific album (though I won’t say why, just now). The key thing for me is: embracing what is, without demanding to know why. Abundance and how it is, and how it can appear, and made welcome.”
Tom Skinner shared this about the collaboration: “I don’t remember much about the details of the session at all, other than that it was a welcome oasis of spontaneous music-making in what had become an otherwise arid and disheartening year. A glorious and joyous exploration of sound in time.”
Alabaster dePlume will go on tour this Fall, the details of dates and venues are in then the image below.
Noah Yorke has shared the first single, “Cerebral Key”, off his upcoming E.P. out via Sly-Tone Records.
Noah Yorke shared this about the release: “it was my first time in a studio for my own work
It was a great experience, and I am proud of the results. It has been a reflective and formative process to write and record this project for you, and I hope you enjoy it.”
Many many things are on the way from me and from sly-tone records, and I will post more soon about what’s to come! Thanks for being here.”
Child Actress have shared their second single, “Always Moving” off their upcoming album “Ancestor Worship” out later this year via Red Spade Records.
The video for the song was directed by AJ Korkidakis. The hair, makeup and stylings were taken care of by Devojka.
Rena Kozak shared this about the video: “*THIS VIDEO WAS FILMED ENTIRELY LIVE WITH NO SPECIAL EFFECTS!* We didn’t use a greenscreen, this was all performed entirely in a moving vehicle under mostly legal circumstances. Thanks to our skilled and safe driver, Scott Monty Munro, no one was hurt except for a few wine-stained outfits.”
No live dates have been announced for the USofA (nor Tijuana) yet.
Stu Brooks has shared a new single, “Laughing Stock” which features Justin Pearson and Matt Cronk, from his upcoming album “40HZ” out September 22nd via Dine Alone Records.
Stu Brooks shared this about the song and working with Justin Pearson: “I first heard of Justin when Mike Patton introduced me to his band The Locust back while we were on the road with Peeping Tom. I have been inspired and influenced by his work for about 15 years now. I only wish I could have found him sooner! He is a punk noise legend for decades and dedicated his life to his art, numerous bands and his record label Three One G which has a sick roster of punk and experimental music. I’m honoured that he was down to write this song with me and Matt Cronk (Qui).”
Justin Pearson : “It’s an honor to work on material with Stu. It was only a matter of time till our orbits synced or collided, depending on how you look at it. And the fact that Matt Cronk is involved makes even more sense to me. Needless to say, Stu is an artist who, like me, is fully capable of meshing in certain realms, but also willing to go berserk and do whatever he wants, for the sake of art… or whatever you want to call it. Stu clearly is cut from similar cloth as me, so it is very comfortable collaborating on things with him. He rules.”
Cloudland Canyon have released their new self-titled album via Medical Records.
TRACKLIST:
1. Circuit City 2. Internet Dreams 3. Future Perfect (Bad Decision) 4. SEA TACT Whisping Waves 5. Recursive Excursions 6. Two Point Zero 7. LV MCHNS 8. Spacebar Blues 9. Gimme Tension
Leading up to the release of the album there were some singles/videos released. The video for “Internet Dreams was directed by Adam Fuchs. The video for “Two Point Zero” was handled by Christian Petersen.
Past musical collaborators have included artists like Sonic Boom from Spacemen 3, Wayne Coyne & Kliph Scurlock of Flaming Lips, David Scott Stone of the Melvins, Unwound & LCD Soundsystem, Dean & Britta from Galaxie 500 & Luna, and Jody Stephens from Big Star
Bush Tetras has shared the third single, “Bird On A Wire”, off their upcoming album “They Live In My Head” which came out July 28th via Wharf Cat.
TRACKLIST:
1. Bird on a Wire 2. Tout Est Meilleur 3. Things I Put Together 4. 2020 Vision 5. I Am Not a Member 6. Walking Out the Door 7. So Strange 8. Ghosts of People 9. They Live In My Head 10. Another Room 11. The End
The video for the song was directed by Lewie and Noah Kloster.
Cynthia Sley shared this about the album: “We thought a lot about memories from 1979 in New York City. It’s a reflection of growing up together, what we were eating, what we were doing, weird little things people probably won’t get. But that’s cool.”
Pat Place added this about the process: “We just went into the rehearsal space and things just would fall right into place. We’d just start playing and the next thing would happen and we’d know where to take it.”
Lau.Ra has released a new single, “Satisfied”, out now.
Lau.Ra shared this about the song: “At the beginning of this year, I quietly set myself the challenge of singing properly on one of my own tracks. I’ve had some of my biggest successes singing on other people’s records, but it was time to try and bridge the gap between that voice and the bass-heavy house tracks I’m producing. The result is ‘Satisfied’, a summer bop made for some sunshine.”
Lau.Ra will be performing at Lattitude this weekend, lau.ra will be playing between 1am-2am tonight in the Lavish Lounge. If you can see her there, you can catch her alongside Imperieux at E1 on August 18th. Stay tuned for more shows announcements coming soon.
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