Filmed on an island, in Messe Nord Train station and at an escalator entrance. There is a magical story of an orange born in Berlin and ripped to pieces by a beautiful woman in an untraceable place. This video Visually encompasses our mixture of sounds and backgrounds that have brought our band together, the tropical vibes, the deep city, Berlin, a return to nature.
Bakery – Go In (from debut album “Lucy” – https://idol.lnk.to/Bakery_Lucy)
Music : Bakery bakeallday.net
Cast : Austin Paul, Temple Hayes, Priscilla Huggins, Raffael Bode
Production : Johannes Orthmayr, Simon Becke starkad.de
DOP : Alexander Schneider schneideralexander.com
Post: Stephan Mühlau stephanmuehlau.wordpress.com
Make-Up/ Costume : Carmel Snow carmelsnow.com
About Bakery
Bakery is a genre bending, tripped out, Lo-fi experience. Psychedelic landscapes evolve with golden waves of electronica, trip-hop and brain melting. An elongated, circulating current of energy flow marks each stanza expanding in layers and layers of formulaic chaos…
Immerse yourself in the cool blues, the dynamic purples, the voltaic vocals, the power-driven guitar licks. Each track is a different microcosm to let your mind explore. Sun shining, rain pouring, wind twirling, they’ve baked up something atmospheric just for you.
Bakery is an experiment. genre-bending, hip/trip-hop, psychedelic, avant-garde, Lo-fi. soul. Combining Art, Music, and Mixed Media.
We feel and hear in colors
We are vibes, delegating with different tribes.
SOURCE: Official Bio
LINKS:
http://bakeallday.net
https://www.facebook.com/bakeallday
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Jamar Langley – Highlight Girl
Jamar Langley has dropped his new video for the track titled ‘Highlight Girl’. That magic that was captured in the classics within Motown and Soul are alive and well in the music of Jamar Langley. Each instrument conveys that beat bravado and swaggered swing with each note written and recorded with that certain something that not every artist has but every musician flaunts. And Jamar is a true musician.
ABOUT JAMAR LANGLEY
A look inside this artist that is just launching! For a small window of time, every generation has the rare privilege to walk among legends of greatness. That era of time is now. These people entertain us in such a unique way that they leave a lifetime’s worth of impression on us.
Our legend is crossing off everything on the list that is worthy of being called a great and if you haven’t heard by now, this is your introduction. When it comes to talent without boundaries, this singer and songwriter define the difference between an artist and an entertainer.
Signed to Chevi Muzic headed by Jeremy Reid, better known in the music biz as “J. Reid The Producer” aka “Chevi”. Hailing from Decatur GA Ried graduated from Stephenson High School in 2005 and attended Alabama A&M Uni in Huntsville AL. in 2006 He left University to pursue his career in music and in 2009 launched his record label Chevi Music which is based in Atlanta.
LINKS:
https://www.jamarlangleymusic.com
https://twitter.com/jamar_langley
https://www.instagram.com/jamarlangleymusic
https://www.instagram.com/Jreidtheproducer
https://www.instagram.com/chevi_muzicu
https://www.facebook.com/chevi.muzic -
Social Station – Try (Cross My Heart)
With a passion for analog synths, hypnotic guitar, and undeniable melancholic vocals, the band originally started as a solo project in 2013 by singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist Paul Todd, debuting with the single ‘The Sun and The Air’, followed by their ‘With a Smile’ EP.
“The song ‘Try’ has been evolving for close to two years with its start as a slow and deep staccato guitar riff along the lines of early Chelsea Wolfe or PJ Harvey, and just the first verse. Moving the song to an arrangement for piano completed the verses but still did not have the Cross My Heart chorus and up-tempo pace. Still pretty gloomy,” says Paul Todd.
“Experimenting with an Akai MPC 100, the song took off with a life of its own. The guitar melodies and string arrangements just fell into place. Two words always come to mind when working on a Social Station song, yearning, and melancholy. The perspectives or lens may change but longing or struggling and feeling overwhelmed drives the writing process. This song in particular frames the challenge of feeling comfortable in your own skin while trying to have a meaningful and significant relationship.”
Their live show and distinct sound took shape through Paul Todd’s collaboration with Spenser Kydd. Their common music sensibility for distinct melodies and themes led Social Station to release their debut single ‘Awfully Pretty’ in 2015. That track received immediate attention and was hand-picked for Orkus Music and Culture Magazine’s monthly music compilation.
With the addition of Alexander Minx on drums, Social Station spent a summer in an industrial space in Baltimore, writing and recording their debut full-length album ‘Our Pleasure of Solitude’. This effort earned them inclusion in the NPR-affiliated WAMU Capital Soundtrack and Stereo Embers Magazine’s ‘Next Twenty Post-Punk Bands You Should Know About’.
With a renewed commitment to touring and recording and the departure of Spenser Kydd and Alexander Minx, this release marks a new chapter for Social Station. The extensive use of midi sequencing and the addition of classical musician Jacob Sebastian on bass has opened a whole new world of possibilities for the duo, both in the studio and on stage.
The two of them will kick off an extensive tour in support of their new single ‘Try (Cross My Heart’ and their back catalog. Catch them at one of the dates lined up their summer.
LINKS:
http://socialstation.com
https://www.facebook.com/socialstationmusic
https://socialstation.bandcamp.com
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC01nErg_F6csXIF08HBNt8w/videos -
Where We Sleep – The Desert
London-based dark and dynamic pop project Where We Sleep has announced their debut EP ‘Experiments In The Dark’. Ahead of that, they present the lead single ‘The Desert’, a jaded and winding psych-infused track traversing similar addictive territory as PJ Harvey, Curve, and Garbage.
At Where We Sleep’s core is Beth Rettig, perhaps best known as the vocalist of alt-pop darlings Blindness. But this project also involves collaborations with various other artists. ‘The Desert’ sees Rettig collaborate with Axel Ray of United Ghosts (and also The Black Windmill and Cadet A) on lead guitar.
Dark and rough around the edges, this EP combines synth and live elements. This release also features contributions from Ben Pritchard, formerly of The Fall and currently in Manc Floyd, and former Blindness bandmate Debbie Smith of Curve, Echobelly and SPC ECO fame (and also Snowpony with My Bloody Valentine’s Debbie Googe and Moonshake’s Katharine Gifford).
‘Experiments In The Dark’ is a five-track offering, recorded in studios between London and Manchester. This follows up Where We Sleep’s single ‘The First One’, released in August 2018, preceded by Where We Sleep’s debut single ‘Veins’ in June 2018, also featuring Debbie Smith, and b-side ‘Crawl’, mixed in Addis Ababa by Guy Fixsen.
Raised in Africa (Nigeria, Botswana and South Africa) and saying goodbye to the days of her Johannesburg band High, Beth Rettig returned to the UK in 2000 and eventually hooked up with Debbie Smith to form Blindness. They had a good run until playing their final gig in 2016, followed by ‘The Monsoon EP’ in 2007, their final release.
“When Blindness ended – solely down to a change in my personal life – I didn’t know if I was going to write again. Where We Sleep is the result of discovering that you don’t know how not to make music,” says Beth Rettig.
Rettig’s music is rooted in an array of influences, including Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Curve, EMA, Nine Inch Nails, Jesus and Mary Chain, Garbage, Kate Bush, Massive Attack, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Pete International Airport, White Rose Movement and The Fall.
About ‘The Desert’ video, Rettig explains, “The road footage in The Desert video was taken when Axel and myself took a road trip to the Mojave Desert in California, with trips to Pioneertown and Joshua Tree National Park. It seemed a shame not to use those visuals, albeit affected, for the song. As the song came first, it was a cool realization that two people who did a song about driving through the desert together were taking a road trip through the desert together.”
‘Experiments In The Dark’ is slated for release on May 31 and will be available across digital stores and streaming platforms. It can also be pre-ordered via Where We Sleep’s own Bandcamp site.
LINKS:
http://www.wherewesleep.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/wherewesleep
https://wherewesleep.bandcamp.com
https://twitter.com/wh3rewesleep
https://www.instagram.com/where.we.sleep
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb68iXZZOJKK7qV3sMnQo7Q
https://soundcloud.com/wherewesleep
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3FFR8UDRIgrRmnZIH3AB2L