More new music from Detroit-based Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. with the new song “Hiding”, off of the duo’s upcoming EP, Patterns . The EP will be available this coming Tuesday, April 16th digitally and April 20th physically as a vinyl only Record Store Day piece. The physical version of the EP will include two exclusive remixes.
I had a feeling today would be a good day for music.
Loving this new song from Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. called “If You Didn’t See Me (Then You Weren’t on the Dancefloor)”. The band had a ton of success in 2011′s It’s A Corporate World, and hope to follow that up with their sophomore LP. In the meantime, they’re keeping us interested with the four-track EP titled Patterns, featuring the song mentioned above and embedded below. Patterns EP is out digitally on April 16th, followed by a Record Store Day vinyl release on April 20th.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. recently performed in Indianapolis via My Old Kentucky Blog. In their set they covered Steve Winwood’s classic “Higher Love”, captured on video by MonkeyEatsMonkey. Upon hearing this track, I instinctively get nostalgic and picture the closing credits to Big Business.
You can also watch them perform “Vocal Chords” here.
“Simple Girl” by Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. (unofficial fan made video). Its actually cut so much like an ad, I’m inclined to think it is. But for what? The California tourism board? maybe….
Going to try something a little different with this column, mainly using a few more images to break up the post. The goal of this post remains the same though. Its me pointing you towards a few things you should hear and see. Hope you dig.
Cults have an amazing new video for “Abducted”, over at p4k tv. Great companion for the track.
Here’s the first official video from Fredrik‘s third album Flora. Inspired by early motion picture magicians like Stan Brakhage, Harry Smith, Isidore Isou and Viking Eggeling, it features an abstract take on Palm Shadowplay using “a vintage British overhead projector, an off-white canvas, scissors, paper, 8 hands and a fishtank full of flammable liquids”. Found at iamnosuperman.
p4k has a new track for Here We Go Magic, a song called “Song In Three” from The January EP, a collection of outtakes from the album Pigeons.
We’re getting first listens today from Queensland, Australian band The Middle East of their new track “Hunger Song” (over at Dailybeatz). Quite a bit more upbeat from last year’s sombre grower in “Blood”, “Hunger Song” arrives before the self produced full length LP entitled I Want That You Are Always Happy on July 12.