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THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE SYDNEY SHOW SELLS OUT, NEW SHOW ADDED!

by the partae April 12, 2018
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Due to overwhelming demand, The Brian Jonestown Massacre have added a second show in Sydney city to go along with the now SOLD OUT show at The Metro.  This 2nd Vivid Sydney show happens at The Metro on Friday the 8th of June, with tickets going on sale at 10am on Thursday April 12th.  All other shows across the country are selling fast with Castlemaine and Wollongong also SOLD OUT and shows in all other cities not far behind.

Lead by prolific outlier Anton Newcombe, The Brian Jonestown Massacre have both explored and defined the realms of neo-psychedelia across their storied 28 year existence.  The next chapter sees the release of the band’s 17th full-length studio album Something Else, which is out on June 1st, 2018.

Part shoegaze, part Velvet Underground, Something Else celebrates all that is great about the BJM, but as always hurries forward toward new musical horizons. With Newcombe’s trademark edifying social commentary at the fore, the album is a classic BJM reduction of swirling retro-hued guitars, washed over droning, hypnotic primal rhythms, that same sonic blueprint that has won the band an army of admirers and imitators alike.

Galvanised by electrifying live shows across multiple tours since the mid 2000’s and nourished by an impressively constant flow of exciting new recorded music, The Brian Jonestown Massacre have built a devoted fan base in Australia.  Whether on record, or in mortal flesh, fans know that the BJM are one hell of a f#@king trip!

 The Brian Jonestown Massacre new album Something Else is out June 1st  via A Recordings/MGM Australia
Principal Entertainment Presents:
THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE
AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2018

SATURDAY 2ND JUNE – METROPOLIS – FREMANTLE (SELLING FAST!!)
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=85258

SUNDAY 3RD JUNE- THE GOV – ADELAIDE (SELLING FAST!!)
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=85323

WEDNESDAY 6TH JUNE – THE NORTHERN – BYRON BAY (SELLING FAST!!)
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=85296

THURSDAY 7TH JUNE- THE TIVOLI- BRISBANE (SELLING FAST!!)
http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/event/13005467EA43ADBB

FRIDAY 8th JUNE – METRO – SYDNEY (NEW SHOW ADDED!!)
http://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=BRIANJON18

SATURDAY 9TH JUNE- METRO – SYDNEY (SOLD OUT!!)
http://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=BRIANJON18

SUNDAY 10TH JUNE- UNI BAR- WOLLONGONG (SOLD OUT!!)
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=85317

TUESDAY 12TH JUNE – THE BASEMENT CANBERRA (SELLING FAST!!)
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=85312

WEDNESDAY 13TH JUNE- THEATRE ROYAL – CASTLEMAINE (SOLD OUT!!)
https://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=85314

THURSDAY 14TH JUNE- THE FORUM – MELBOURNE (SELLING FAST!!)
http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/event/13005473AF804EBB

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GRUFF RHYS announces new album ‘Babelsberg’ + shares ‘Frontier Man’ video

by the partae April 12, 2018
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“I’d made a note of the name after driving past a sign when I was on tour in 2014. Cut to a few years later and the studio where I recorded the album was being knocked down just a week after I finished to make way for a ‘luxury’ apartment development. I was looking for a name that evoked the Tower of Babel – people building towers to reach an idea of heaven (but maybe creating a kind of hell – I’m an atheist by the way!) In any case I had written Babelsberg down and when I listened to the songs together, it finally made sense why I’d done that.”

Babelsberg is the fifth album by Gruff Rhys, his first record for Rough Trade since 2007’s classicCandylion. It is set for release on Friday 8 June via Rough Trade / Remote Control

The album’s ten tracks were initially recorded in early 2016 in a whirlwind three day session that took place before producer Ali Chant’s studio was demolished. The band he gathered for the record were his regular drummer Kliph Scurlock (ex-Flaming Lips) and multi-instrumentalists Stephen Black (Sweet Baboo) and Osian Gwynedd. The ten tracks then hibernated for eighteen months, awaiting orchestral scores by Swansea based composer Stephen McNeff and the incredible work of the 72 piece BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

The result is Gruff’s best record to date – a ten song gazetteer of modern times, each track set to timeless, indelible melody. Amazingly, for a collection of songs written over two years ago, each one seems to pull very sharp focus on the times we’re living in.

Over the course of Babelsberg’s forty something minutes, Gruff manages to perfectly document our troubled and troubling times with humour, grace and always addictive melody. In a career that’s spanned three decades, two languages, multiple bands, offshoots, collaborations and one boundless imagination,Babelsberg is arguably Gruff’s finest set of songs to date. And we’re willing to have that argument.

The first track from Babelsberg, ‘Frontier Man’ is out now watch the video below.

Gruff Rhys – ‘Frontier Man’
Purchase / Stream: 
https://gruffrhys.lnk.to/frontierman

Gruff Rhys – Bablesberg is out Friday 8 June via Rough Trade / Remote Control.

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DO NOT SLEEP, to host the main room at Amnesia, Ibiza

by the partae April 12, 2018
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DO NOT SLEEP IBIZA’S FASTEST EMERGING HOUSE & TECHNO CLUB BRAND JOINS FORCES WITH ABODE ANNOUNCING NEW AMNESIA RESIDENCY EVERY THURSDAY DURING SUMMER 2018

 Do Not Sleep

Thursdays, Main Room Amnesia Ibiza

14th June to 27th September 2018

Do Not Sleep over the past few years has forged both a strong and resilient reputation with Ibiza’s underground.  With an impeccable track record of carefree dance floor camaraderie, Do Not Sleep has long been flying the flag for quality music as a strong party proposal. Their family of DJ’s and house music protagonists have been exploring the sounds of the underground to fuel Ibizan nights during past residencies at Privilege, Space and Sankeys. As the 2018 season is upon us they find their new spiritual home at one of the best-known and internationally renowned clubs Amnesia. 

Summer 2018 sees Do NOT SLEEP joining forces with ABODE – another fast-emerging UK club brand which shares a parallel ethos alongside a strong international following and fanbase.  Delivering a contrasting but complimentary house sound, the two brands joining forces will unquestionably form a standout Thursday event for Ibiza in 2018 filling the space left by the legendary club brand Cream.

Do Not Sleep are proud to be hosting Thursdays at Amnesia with Abode who are fresh from their recent sell out Printworks, London show and several festival outings.

Long time resident DJ / Producer Darius Syrossian will return to the Do Not Sleep booth for 2018 and alongside both peers and protégés deliver and steer the underground events music-first policy.  A host of leading international underground talent will showcase the deeper and darker electronic sound perfectly suited and designed for the Amnesia main room.

Commenting on the approaching 2018 Season, Do Not Sleep’s Neil Evans states:

“When we first started Do Not Sleep I remember clearly that there was a strong desire to be nomadic, holding the ability to take our party vibe around the island in high regard. We have a big Thursday slot to humbly fill; but we are confident that the main room at Amnesia fits our sound entirely. Darker tracks that have real soul translate well in that space”

 Darius Syrossian added further thought:  “It’s one of the few rooms left in ibiza where you can play both hard techno but also music which has a bit more depth & is a bit more soulful, both sounds work equally as good in that room and the sound system is deadly!

Do Not Sleep’s clubbing philosophy has been transparent from the start – inaugural parties capturing the excitement of unannounced guests and international artists paired with the adrenaline and atmosphere that they have now become tethered with.

Fundamentally rooted in the Ibizan spirit and focussing on delivering contemporary DJ’s across leading and emerging names of the underground scene there is a no-gimmick and inclusive emphasis that has successfully seen Do Not Sleep create parties around the world.

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WRONG Festival 2018 Announces Stage Splits & Set Times

by the partae April 12, 2018
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WRONG Festival 2018 Announces Stage Splits & Set Times

– Download the official clashfinder HERE

Featuring: FUTURE OF THE LEFT / DAMO SUZUKI / MUGSTAR / HEY COLOSSUS / KAGOULE / SEX SWING / GNOD / CONAN / ALPHA MALE TEA PARTY + many more

28TH April 2018 – Various Venues @ Liverpool Docklands
Tickets On Sale Now

https://wrongfestival.com/tickets

https://www.facebook.com/events/1461839880597576/

With just a few short weeks to go, WRONG Festival are pleased to reveal the set times and stage splits for the full line up of their unmissable second-year outing on their official clashfinder which can be downloaded HERE (see below for text version of details).

Set to take place on the 28th of April 2018 at Liverpool Docklands, they’ll once more be shining a spotlight on a plethora of loud, strange and far out talent from the international Freakscene.

£12 Super Early Bird tickets and £15 Early Bird tickets are now sold out, with Discounted Advance tickets priced at £20 on sale now via Skiddle, See Tickets and Dice FM from: https://wrongfestival.com/tickets

The full and final line up looks like this:

FUTURE OF THE LEFT, DAMO SUZUKI w/ MUGSTAR, GNOD, CONAN, HEY COLOSSUS, KAGOULE, SEX SWING, SPECTRES, THE ST. PIERRE SNAKE INVASION, ALPHA MALE TEA PARTY, GREY HAIRS, BILGE PUMP, ELEVANT, SPQR, THANK, DEATH AND THE PENGUIN, TABLE SCRAPS, IRK, GRAVVES, KAPIL SESHASAYEE, OHMNS, BURIED SLEEPER, BLACK PUDDING, ALPHA MAID, NASTY LITTLE LONELY, TOKYO TABOO, SONS, LUCY LEAVE, BISCH NADAR, SALT THE SNAIL VS BLEACH, SWEETS, LONESAW, PATCHWORK GUILT, PSYBLINGS, SWEARWOLVES, LEWIS O’NEILL DJ.

The newly released stage split and stage time information is as follows:

Invisible Wind Factory Stage

Bisch Nadar – 13:00 – 13:30
THANK – 14:00 – 14:30
Nasty Little Lonely – 15:00 – 15:30
Death & The Penguin – 16:00 – 16:30
Gravves – 17:00 – 17:30
Elevant – 18:00 – 18:30
Kagoule – 19:00 – 19:45
GNOD – 20:15 – 21:00
Damo Suzuki & Mugstar – 21:30 – 22:30
Future of The Left – 23:00 – 00:00

North Shore Troubadour Stage

Swearwolves – 13:30 – 14:00
Tokyo Taboo – 14:30 – 15:00
Salt The Snail vs Bleach Sweets – 15:30 – 16:15
Buried Sleeper – 16:45 – 17:15
Kapil Seshasayee – 17:45 – 18:15
OHMNS – 18:45 – 19:15
SPQR – 19:45 – 20:15
Hey Colossus – 20:45 – 21:45
Grey Hairs – 22:15 – 22:45
Bilge Pump – 23:15 – 23:45
Sex Swing – 00:15 – 01:00
CONAN – 01:30 – 02:15
Lewis O’Neill DJ – 02:15 – 04:00

Drop The Dumbulls Stage

Psyblings – 13:15 – 13:45
Patchwork Guilt – 14:15 – 14:45
Lonesaw – 15:15 – 15:45
SONS – 16:15 – 16:45
Lucy Leave – 17:15 – 17:45
Alpha Maid – 18:15 – 18:45
Black Pudding – 19:15 – 19:45
Table Scraps – 20:15 – 20:45
IRK – 21:15 – 21:45
Alpha Male Tea Party – 22:15 – 23:00
SPECTRES – 23:30 – 00:15
The St Pierre Snake Invasion – 00:45 – 01:30

Tickets on sale now: https://wrongfestival.com/tickets

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Johanna Warren Shares “Cleansed By Fire” Video, On Tour Now

by the partae April 12, 2018
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Photo credit: Andrew Janjigian

Portland folk songstress Johanna Warren shared the video for “Cleansed By Fire,” the meditative track off her acclaimed new album Gemini II, today. The clip, a piece about former lovers dissolving their broken bond and reclaiming autonomy, shows Warren dancing in ocean waves while singing in Icarus-inspired imagery: “We, two as one / Reached for the sun / Well, we tried.”

Gemini II is out now on Warren’s label Spirit House Records.
JOHANNA WARREN ON TOUR:
Johanna is currently on her Plant Medicine Tour — she’s been collaborating with local herbalists and biodynamic farmers in each city to talk about their work, and each performance involves an element of guided sound healing meditation. Warren is a certified Reiki master and will also be offering Reiki classes and private healing sessions in select cities.
4/11: Mr. Roboto Project – Pittsburgh, PA
4/12: House show (87 E. Lorain St.) – Oberlin, OH
4/13: In The Clouds – Grand Haven, MI
4/14: House show (3920 W. North Ave.) – Chicago, IL
4/15: Rozz Tox – Rock Island, IL
4/17: The Train Station – Appleton, WI
4/18: The Frequency – Madison, WI
4/19: The Smokestack – Dubuque, IA
4/20: Little Woods Herbal – Ames, IA
4/21: The Zoo Bar – Lincoln, NE
4/22: Velcro Cat – Denver, CO
4/24: House show (808 Mill Creek Dr.) – Moab, UT
4/25: Centered City Yoga – Salt Lake City, UT
4/26: The Lighthouse – Ogden, UT
4/28: Lower Crossing Farm – Missoula, MT
4/29: House show (2505 S. Garfield Rd.) – Spokane, WA
5/02: Fremont Abbey – Seattle, WA
5/03: Alternative Library – Bellingham, WA
5/04: House show (4812 Emerald Ct.) – Port Townsend, WA
5/05: The Bodhi Center – Bainbridge Island, WA
5/06: The Farm House – Olympia, WA
PRAISE FOR GEMINI II:
“A view of a failed romance sung with meditative grace and intimations of heartache.” – New York Times
“Johanna Warren makes folk music that is at once heady and relatable, weaving the realities of heartache through mystical rituals and pastoral imagery.” – Pitchfork
“The spirit that animates much of Warren’s music and philosophy [is] an enduring belief that we can be better, despite the hurt and despair we put each other and ourselves through.” – NPR
 
“[Warren] poured her very essence into the tracks, filling them with references to the occult and mysticism that are part of her every day existence.” – Consequence of Sound
MORE ON JOHANNA WARREN:
When asked what motivates her to make music, Johanna Warren responds immediately: “Music is vibration; it’s a direct way to affect matter. A song is a way to journey into places of discord and then resolve back into harmony.” The Portland songwriter/multi-instrumentalist constructs complex, gossamer folk compositions that draw from the richness of the human experience and her own unique flavor of mysticism. Her 2015 sophomore album, numun, found its way on to several notable year end lists and led Rolling Stone Magazine to name her a “Songwriter You Need to Know.” In 2016 she founded Spirit House Records, a radically artist-friendly label for witches, healers and free spirits.

Last year, Warren also released Gemini I, the first of a pair of conceptually connected albums written and recorded in the throes of a rocky romantic relationship with another artist. “All the songs on both records are about a complicated three-year relationship with a Gemini man,” she says. “It was very much a ‘twin flame’ situation. We were working with bright light and intense shadow.” As a way to process this emotional chaos, Warren began to write in earnest as a form of self-therapy. Eschewing the more abstract lyricism of her earlier work, she began to create a suite of confessional songs about the blessing and the curse of romantic love.

The albums that resulted, Gemini I and Gemini II, are moody, bewitching records packed with layers of occult symbolism and personal mythology. Every song on Gemini I has a corresponding “twin” on II, linked by melodic motifs, lyrical content or production choices. Rather than the DIY recording setups that Warren and engineer/producer Bella Blasko had used previously, the Geminis were tracked at Dreamland studios in upstate New York. There, equipped with a sudden wealth of instruments and more sophisticated technology, Warren who arranges and play nearly everything on her records, felt free to explore. This spirit of experimentation is evident on the records. The songs retain the hushed warmth of previous releases Fates and numun, while expanding Warren’s sonic landscape in all directions.

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Calpurnia Announce Debut EP ‘Scout’, New Song “Louie”

by the partae April 12, 2018
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Photo Credit: Leeor Wild
After the release of their debut single “City Boy” last month Calpurnia have truly arrived with the song being streamed more than 2 millions times and hitting number 1 on the Global Viral Spotify chart. Now the 4-piece, all friends from Vancouver, led by Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things & It) are ready to announce their debut EP. Scout is everything you’d want it to be, 6 infectious guitar driven tracks, influenced by everyone from Mac DeMarco to the Rolling Stones. To celebrate the announcement Calpurnia have dropped another song“Louie,” check it out below.

Lead guitarist Ayla Tesler-Mabe notes, “”Louie” is the lively and colourful product of a studio transformation. This track features Colin Croom on piano, with himself and Cadien Lake James contributing the choir-boy harmonies and backing vocals that come in as the song builds. It was definitely the intention to record a song that sounded as live as possible, and we sincerely hope that this energy comes through to the listener when you listen to this track. Louie was an absolute blast to record. Finn recorded his guitar and vocals simultaneously to capture exactly what he was feeling in the moment, and this track finally gave Ayla the chance to play slide guitar, as well as the Keith Richards inspired lead you hear at the end. Jack’s groovy bass line keeps the song moving along until Malcolm comes crashing in on the drums. The lyrics are written from the perspective of a guy who always leaves his partner, and though she does everything she can to hold down the fort at home, he never shows up. The guitar solo is meant to convey the longing she feels for him to come home, and the loneliness she feels without him at her side.”
Calpurnia recently announced 2 shows, one in Atlanta and the second in LA. Both sold out immediately but watch this space for more dates.
Wolfhard recently sat down with Pitchfork to discuss what he’s listening to right now, you can read all about it here.
Pre-order Scout here.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
5/20/18 – Terminal West – Atlanta, GA – SOLD OUT
6/23/18 – Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA – SOLD OUT
8/4/18 – Osheaga Festival – Montreal, QC
9/2/18 – Royal Mountain at Raspberry Farm – Hamilton, ON
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Taao Kross

by the partae April 11, 2018
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How did you first start playing electro and progressive house?

I started very young and at home, I imagine that like almost everyone. First trying to mix with cassette and later with turntables!

What do you attribute to your success?

I believe success in life in general, and at a professional level I still have a long way to go, although I

am working hard to achieve it!

Your recent track ‘Evolet’ is out now, where and when did you record it?

Evolet came up very quickly, the sound came to my mind and I shot it in the studio. It’s a club sound,

now I’m just working in another direction.

What inspired the songwriting for Evolet?

I needed to transmit something fresh, with punch, with much joy and it was achieved.

You had a massive touring schedule in 2017, what do you find most rewarding and challenging of maintaining such a busy schedule?

I love to be on tour continuously, this year we have the obligation to overcome 2017 in everything.

I have to keep doing a lot in my career and I do not want to stop. I want more shows, more

productions, more collaborations and even more interviews … hahahaha

 You had a massive residency at Pacha, how did you prepare for each show?

I really like to improvise, I am one of those who look at the track and give them what they ask for.

Although after so many shows at PACHA I already know the public well and I like to drive them crazy.

 What do you think think is the key to a successful string of residency shows such as the Pacha shows?

Hard work, passion, a lot of sacrifice, a lot of excitement … all this is what TAAO KROSS adds up

every day to keep taking steps in the industry.

What do you have planned for the rest of 2018 in Ibiza and the rest of the world?

Keep working, soon I can reveal that you will be with me at IBIZA, but there are very nice things,

many shows in many countries and a lot of music to play

You have all the info on my website … www.taaokrossmusic.com

Are you or will you be working on new music?

I’m working on a lot of music, on incredible things that excite me a lot, on completely new sounds, I

want to innovate in the electronic scene and I have to get there!

What influences your songwriting and sound as a whole?

It influences me from my life day to day, experience, the family … I try to relate the sounds to

everything that surrounds me.

 Favourite place to hangout?

IBIZA I adore her for all that she has given me, for all that she gives me and for all that we are going

to do together.

 What hobbies do you have outside of music?

Enjoy the family, my friends from my city and the other life outside the shows and music.

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Red Bull Music Festival New York Announces Reggaetón: Hasta Abajo with The Noise (Ivy Queen, DJ Nelson and more)

by the partae April 11, 2018
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Reggaetón: Hasta Abajo with The Noise live (Ivy Queen, DJ Nelson, Ranking Stone, Alberto Stylee, Wiso G, DJ Negro), DJ Lobo, Rosa Pistola, and Riobamba.
NEW YORK, NY (April 10th, 2018)- Red Bull Music Festival New York returns this May for a sixth year with another diverse program of original events, world premieres, and talks with icons and innovators. The festival’s Hasta Abajo (Get Down) event, a high-voltage tribute to tropical urban sound, has added Reggaetón royalty Ivy Queen to a bill that spotlights the impact of genre pioneers and the new wave of Latinx culture shifters. Tickets are on sale via nyc.redbullmusicfestival.com.
Over the last two decades Reggaetón has become a globally dominating genre that increasingly delivers record-smashing impact on music sales, streams and pop-culture influence. Hasta Abajo features Reggaetón trailblazers Ivy Queen, DJ Nelson, Ranking Stone, Alberto Stylee, Wiso G, and DJ Negro, performing as The Noise, the group who helped blaze the pathway for the genre’s international trajectory from the barrios of Puerto Rico to the world. Also performing is industry legend DJ Lobo, and rising música urbana stars, Riobamba and Rosa Pistola, two artists who are leading Reggaetón’s evolution from the streets of Brooklyn and Mexico City, respectively. The event takes place Saturday, May 19th at Uptown Manhattan’s famed Latino nightlife hub, La Marina.
Ivy Queen, aka “La Diva” and the “Queen of Reggaetón”, launched her career in the late nineties with The Noise. Her empowering message and lyrics have and will continue to inspire women across generations and nations, including fellow Latina musician Cardi B., to hold their own mic and speak their truth. The collaborators orbiting her chart-topping discography, which features classics like “Yo Quiero Bailar”, include Wyclef, Pitbull, Sasha, Don Omar, and Edinta Nazario. Her notorious appetite for style reinvention and her signature long fingernails, along with a string of award-winning performances, keeps the spotlight firmly in her clutch, helping her maintain her iconic status as one of the most prominent forces in Latin music.
Emerging Latinx fatales, Rosa Pistola and Riobamba, will also blaze the “Hasta Abajo” stage, showcasing female excellence and futurism within an often male-dominated genre. Rosa Pistola gained international notoriety for her affinity for global bass tunes and “Perreo”, a gritty and sultry form of Latin dance and song derived from the roots of dancehall. It’s considered a supporting subgenre, acting as a vein extended from Reggaetón’s main arteries. Multi-faceted Ecuadorian-Lithuanian and Brooklyn-based DJ, producer, activist and Latinx culture usher, Riobamba spins a web of hypnotizing mashups, blending original music and classic tracks. Together, this powerful ensemble of history-makers will ignite passion in live music fans with a nostalgic reason to get down and give the community a space to celebrate and rise up.
Taking place throughout May, the widely praised annual festival has become a New York City institution featuring performances by today’s most forward-looking musicians; tributes to legendary artists, scenes, and sounds; and conversations with impactful, innovative musicians. The shows will unfold throughout the boroughs at some of NYC’s most unique settings, from iconic institutions to uncharted spaces completely re-configured for the occasion.

In addition to the events, Red Bull Music Festival New York will tell original stories through editorial content on RedBullMusic.com. Red Bull Radio (www.redbullradio.com) will also feature a month of NYC-focused programming, including event live streams, special broadcasts from Red Bull Arts New York, and more.

RED BULL MUSIC FESTIVAL NEW YORK 2018
May 03: If This Knowledge Scares You, The Equation Is Working with Wiki in collaboration with Coati Mundi and visuals by Arvid Logan, Show Me The Body, Standing on the Corner, MIKE, Sporting Life, Mal Devisa, Tony Seltzer, 700 Bliss (Moor Mother + DJ Haram), Edan @ Pier 17
May 04: John Maus @ Deno’s Wonder Wheel Park at Coney Island
May 04: RAMMΣLLZΣΣ: Racing for Thunder @ Red Bull Arts New York
May 05: A Conversation with Harry Belafonte in partnership with Jill Newman Productions @ The Main Theater at Hostos Community College
May 06: serpentwithfeet: both moons @ The Refectory at the High Line Hotel
May 08: Red Bull Radio Live: The Federation Sound with Max Glazer featuring an interview with Spice @ Friends and Lovers
May 09: Tristan Perich: Drift Multiply with Lesley Flanigan @ The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine
May 11: Dream Machine with Master Musicians of Jajouka – Bachir Attar and Mustapha Attar (Morocco), Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Oliver Coates (UK), Dave Harrington Group, Sophia Brous, Zeena Parkins, Greg Fox, Trevor Dunn & Special Guests @ Pioneer Works
May 12 & 13: Fever Ray with Nidia, Bunny Michael @ Brooklyn Hangar
May 16: Red Bull Radio Live: Bien Buena with Riobamba and Uproot Andy featuring interviews with DJ Nelson (The Noise), Isabelia Herrera (Remezcla), Wayne Marshall (Berklee College of Music), Marjua Estevez (Vibe) @ Nublu 151
May 18: Careful on the Pavement with Bali Baby, Asian Doll, Rico Nasty, Lil Wop, Chicken, HANZ, DJ Kenn, Chynna, Omar Doom
May 19: Reggaeton: Hasta Abajo with The Noise live, Rosa Pistola, DJ Lobo, Riobamba @ La Marina
May 20: Red Bull Radio Live: Peak Time with Vivian Host featuring interviews with DJ Stingray, Errorsmith & Volvox @ Rose Gold
May 21: A Conversation with Robyn, moderated by Kindness @ The Roy and Niuta Titus 1 Theater at The Museum of Modern Art

May 22 + 24: Oneohtrix Point Never: ‘MYRIAD’ @ Park Avenue Armory

May 23: ‘Betty Davis: They Say I’m Different’ NYC Film Premiere @ Billie Holiday Theatre
May 25: Brujas x Performance Space New York: Anti-Prom @ Performance Space New York
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Jonathan Wilson Announces New U.S. Dates, CBS This Morning

by the partae April 11, 2018
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PHOTO CREDIT: SHELBY DUNCAN
JONATHAN WILSON ANNOUNCES NEW WEST COAST AND TOUR DATES
NEW ALBUM RARE BIRDS (FEAT. FATHER JOHN MISTY, LUCIUS, LARAAJI, LANA DEL REY & MORE) OUT NOW ON BELLA UNION
FULL BAND PERFORMANCE AND INTERVIEW TO AIR ON CBS THIS MORNING ON APRIL 21
WATCH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBKnvy8cr80
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDy_h1ggYZA
Fresh off the release of critically acclaimed album Rare Birds and amidst a slew of sold-out European shows, Jonathan Wilson has announced additional U.S. dates. The Grammy-nominated producer will return to the West Coast to play LA, San Francisco,Portland and Seattle this September. Tickets go on sale this Friday, April 13 at 10 a.m. Local Time. The full tour is listed below, with new dates in bold.
The eventful first leg of Jonathan Wilson’s tour included a performance for WXPN World Cafe, two sold-out shows at Point Éphémère in Paris recorded by ARTE Concert, and a visit to the CBS Studios. Watch his full band performance and exclusive interview with Anthony Mason on CBS This Morning, Saturday, April 21 from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM EST.
Critical Acclaim for Rare Birds:
“Rare Birds is easily Wilson’s most lavishly orchestrated work… At once cosmic and chillingly immediate, Rare Birds shows Wilson exploring the many possible outcomes of that old equation of inspiration – heartbreak plus time equals art… He’s an utterly original and irreverent thinker who’s evolving with blinding speed.” – NPR
“(A) most magnificent recording, one that is mandatory listening if you are in search of an immersive album rock experience in the 21st century.” – Billboard
“…strikingly original, beautifully crafted and filled with powerful and memorable songs. With a lush rock sound that recalls recent albums by The War on Drugs, Wilco and others, “Rare Birds” uses familiar sounds to take you on a totally new journey — and it’s an album in the classic sense, where the songs add up to more than the sum of their parts.” – Variety
“Wilson’s latest nods at Zappa, Talk Talk, Peter Gabriel and The Byrds… Rare Birds unpacks a wealth of sonic detail… This feels like a record you could lose yourself in for months.” – MOJO – (4 Stars)
“Rare Birds is sprawling, rich and, by and large, a triumph.” – The Guardian (4 Stars)
“Wilson turns in an album that backs up his skills from behind the scenes for other artists. Give this guy the spotlight too.” – EarBuddy
“dizzying in ambition … dazzling in execution” – All Music
Wilson’s third solo release follows an eventful 2017, spent producing Father John Misty’s Grammy-winning Pure Comedy as well as Karen Elson’s critically acclaimed Double Roses, and touring the globe as guitarist and vocalist for Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters. Rare Birds features contributions from acclaimed cohorts including the legendaryLaraaji, Father John Misty, Lana Del Rey and Lucius.
TOUR
EU
4/19 | Rome, IT at Quirinetta (Solo with Strings)
4/20 | Madonna Dell’Albero (Ravenna), IT at Bronson (Solo with Strings)
08/30 – 9/02 I Dorset, UK at End of the Road Festival
9/04 I Gateshead, UK at Sage
9/06 I Manchester, UK at Gorilla
9/07 I London, UK at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
9/08 I Amsterdam, NL at Melkweg
9/09 I Berlin, DE at Volksbuehne
9/11 I Hamburg, DE at Mojo Club
9/13 I Antwerp, BE at Trix
9/14 I Paris, FR at Cabaret Sauvage
US
9/20 | Los Angeles, CA at The Fonda Theatre^
9/21 | San Francisco, CA at The Independent
9/22 | San Francisco, CA at The Independent*
9/24 | Portland, OR at Mississippi Studios*
9/26 | Seattle, WA at Tractor Tavern*
* with William Tyler
^ with Amo Amo
CONNECT WITH JONATHAN WILSON
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Claptone Takes The Masquerade Ball Australia Wide!

by the partae April 11, 2018
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Tour Dates

Friday 27th April: Groovin The Moo, Wayville SA
Saturday 28th April: Groovin The Moo, Maitland NSW
Sunday 29th April: Groovin The Moo, Canberra
Friday 4th May: Masquerade Ball @ Roundhouse, Sydney
Saturday 5th May: Groovin The Moo, Bendigo VIC
Saturday 5th May: Masquerade Ball at Coburg Velodrome, Melbourne
Sunday 6th May: Groovin The Moo, Townsville
Friday 11th May: Masquerade Ball @The Met, Brisbane
Saturday 12th May: Groovin The Moo, Bunbury WA
Saturday 12th May: Masquerade Ball @ Metro City, Perth
Sunday 13th May: Masquerade Ball @ La Laguana, Bali

Claptone is a name we all know too well. Hiding his true identity while awing the masses, the masked enigma has been dominating the dance world for half a decade – and his force only continues to grow stronger.

The list of industry leaders Claptone has worked with is nothing short of incredible, remixing stars such as the Gorillaz, New Order and Gregory Porter, Pet Shop Boys, Rüfüs and more. His music has penetrated the industry’s main artery and spread into every possible venue that it can. More recently Claptone announced the his upcoming album ‘Fantast’, and since the announcement two tracks from the album have been released: ‘In the Night ft. Ben Duffy‘ and ‘Stay the Night ft. Tender‘.

After selling out his Melbourne Masquerade Ball in record time last November, Claptone returns to Australia to take the specialty event across the continent. Adding to the tour, the five shows will be complimented with one of Australia’s leading music festivals, Groovin The Moo.

Listen to Claptone’s Clapcast #140

In a now long forgotten world, many generations ago, a bird like shape emerged from wooded darkness, oating and uttering, drifting and dreaming. Backlit by a bright glow of iridescent light,
the undecipherable form wore a dazzling golden mask. Its long beak swooped down like an inverted horn and since then, people have referred to the mythical being simply as Claptone.

Years spending wandering medieval landscapes have informed Claptone’s view of the world, experiencing both magical mystery and muted melancholy he enchanted onlookers with occult instruments and beguiling sounds. Forever surrounded by a sense of intrigue, the world soon cottoned on to the elusive yet enchanting musical powers of this otherworldly beast. The results are that today his shamanistic sonic powers take him all around the world.

Yet despite the best e orts of the hungry masses, the mysterious Claptone still remains a mythical, little known gure who slips in and out of the shadows, leaving in his wake lasting musical experiences. Since hatching in 2012, he has continued to send people into a frenzy with his DJ sets, which are underpinned
by supple grooves from the house world, are coloured with real soul and can jack you up or zone you out depending on the mood. For that reason, last year they won him countless awards from Miami to the White Isle.

To stay so private and unknown in the visual modern world of likes and photos is no mean feat, especially considering he plays more than 260 shows around the world each year. He does so as the centrepiece of his own immersive and otherworldly The Masquerade Events everywhere from Amnesia Ibiza to Webster Hall in NYC, and also with his Immortal Live shows at places like Melt! Festival, Coachella and SW4 as well as at Listen Out in Australia. In 2017, the mystical form and enchanting sonic conjurer takes the unique experience that is one of his Masquerade events to Paris, Miami and Venice, as well as his own stage at Tomorrowland. Yet because of his strong shamanistic powers, he leaves people spell bound and lost in music, rather than concerned about who or what it is they see before them. To keep his followers at bay, Claptone appeases them with musical trails, such as his weekly podcast, which is broadcast on more than 70 radio stations and has been downloaded more than ve million times. He also allows them into a little corner of his ephemeral world by o ering up his own t-shirts and masks, and continues to confound them with musical o erings. These include The Masquerade mixed by Claptone – a double CD release which was Mixmag’s album of the month – and soon will include his next o cial mix CD for Tomorrowland’s Daybreak Sessions, due in 2017, while his unique remixes of diverse international stars like Gorillaz, New Order and Gregory Porter, Pet Shop Boys and Faithless, Bastille and Metronomy continue to excite.

In order to soak in the music, emotions and colours of the world — as well as remaining a tirelessly and innovative creative force – Claptone stays anonymous and hides in unknown places and spaces. In turn, he then gives back by forging strong hedonistic vibes with his crowds and shows them a way to their own emotions. He empowers them, gives them hope and new energy, and will continue to do so well into the next life.

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GANG GANG DANCE return with new album Kazuashita + share lead track ‘Lotus’

by the partae April 11, 2018
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After a seven-year hiatus, Gang Gang Dance have announced their return. One of the most enduring and creatively vibrant musical acts of 21st Century New York, their new album Kazuashita will be released onFriday 22nd June via 4AD / Remote Control Records.

The band today reveal ‘Lotus’, the lead track taken from the record, it’s an ecstatic mix of deranged soul and hazy synthesizer ambience. Listen via the image below.

Kazuashita – the band’s first record together since the acclaimed Eye Contact in 2011 – is an intoxicating mix of shoegaze and electronic ambience, all held together by Lizzi Bougatsos and her otherworldly vocal. Bougatsos, alongside founding members Brian DeGraw and Josh Diamond, formed the group as an improvisational outfit in the early 2000s, and have consistently worked to blur the boundaries between music and art; as comfortable today performing at the Whitney Biennial as they are at Coachella and count Dash Snow & Nate Lowman, Tinchy Stryder and the Boredoms as previous collaborators.

Kazuashita was produced by DeGraw after recording sessions across several New York studios and art spaces, the band worked with drummer Ryan Sawyer (who met the band through theBoredoms’ BOADRUM project) and Jorge Elbrecht (who worked on additional production and mixing duties). Featuring a cover image from photographer David Benjamin Sherry.

Pre-order Kazuashita via https://ganggangdance.lnk.to/kazuashita

Gang Gang Dance ‘Lotus’
Stream / Purchase https://ganggangdance.lnk.to/lotus

Gang Gang Dance – Kazuashita is out Friday 22nd June
via 4AD / Remote Control Records.

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NINES shares new single and video ‘I See You Shining’

by the partae April 11, 2018
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Nines returns with new single ‘I See You Shining’ via XL Recordings / Remote Control, his first new music since the release of last year’s wildly successful debut LP One Foot Out.

“When you was inside watching Netflix, I was in the crop house wiring electrics.”

Hailing from the Church Road Estate in North West London, Nines’ easily recognisable laid-back flow takes a turn for the anthemic on ‘I See You Shining’. Co-produced by Steel Banglez (Dave, MIST, J Hus) and Zeph Ellis, ‘I See You Shining’ takes Nines’ favourite catchphrase and puts it centre stage on a track that’s an ode to the good life. Pouring buds from a cereal box, levitating and decked out in Louis Vuitton, Nines turns up the feel-good factor to make one of the songs of the season.

Nines – ‘I See You Shining’
Stream / Purchase: https://RemoteControl.lnk.to/NinesISeeYouShining
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Bent Denim (Hovvdy collaborators) share emotive new track ‘Idiot’ via Stereogum

by the partae April 11, 2018
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“A woozy, weary, uniquely modern strand of indie-pop — sort of an electro-organic twee with a Southern sensibility.”
Stereogum

“Clocking in just under the two minute marker, “Chasing Catherine” is a succinct snippet of tenderness from Bent Denim that shows that sometimes less is most certainly more if you’re looking to make an impact.”
The Line of Best Fit

“It doesn’t get more real or honest than this.”
Noisey

“As with all of the band’s finest work, the whole thing is haloed with a sonic sense of adventure that lends the track a glowing earnestness that feels wildly compelling.”
GoldFlakePaint

Ben Littlejohn and Dennis Sager, otherwise known as Bent Denim, have today revealed the second single from their forthcoming album. ‘Idiot‘ is an emotive and starkly honest account of childhood.  

In Littlejohn’s own words; “The song is a riff on the theme of losing your childlike sense of wonder. Growing up and realizing that you kinda fit yourself into a box and using things to dull the emotions that come out because of that. I’m sure most people at some point at had long hair and zits.

“The song started with that ethereal ’80s synth and it grew from there. I put a lot of things through a vintage Shure level loc compressor that i found at the Nashville flea market. It’s an esoteric piece of studio gear that has achieved cult status for f*cking up sounds in a very musical and positive way.

“I was also able to use my family’s old upright player piano at the very end of the song – it allegedly came out of a saloon. It has an almost tack piano quality and is super nostalgic for me because its the piano I grew up messing around on and playing Beatles songs from old player rolls.”

Living in separate towns in separate states – Nashville and New Orleans – the pair are often compared to The Postal Service for both their parallels sonically and also the similarity of their song-writing methods; sending demoes back and forth via email and each working on their music individually. The NyQuil Pop band are also often spoken of in the same breath as their brothers in slow-core, Hovvdy (who are, coincidentally, their friends and collaborators outside of Bent Denim, with Ben having mastered the band’s critically acclaimed debut album ‘Taster’ and played bass on their most recent album ‘Cranberry’).

The duo make glitchy, lush, Americana and emo-flecked dream-indie for the defeated – the kind that envelopes you whole and talks to you like an old friend. Biographical stories of lost love and longing, Town and Country is their most visceral and raw record to date. Out on 11th May, the album is a totally insular work, having been completely written, recorded and produced in the respective bedrooms of the duo. Its beauty lies in the fact that it is so plainly introspective and yet collaborative. 

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Guest Post: 5 IMPORTANT THINGS TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DJ IN 2018

by the partae April 11, 2018
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Are you a newbie Dj who’s having a hard time to lock some shows? Or a veteran Dj who’s struggling to compete with uprising talents? If you are any of the above, I feel you. I’ve been there myself and found a solution that helped me boosted my career.

We are now living in the age of digital world. As you may know, social media is playing a big part of our lives. We spend more time on our mobile phones checking news, trends, friends and even our loved ones. My question is, do you use social media on its full potential? We often overlooked what’s in front of us. And the truth is, you can use social media to boost your entire career just like the famous Djs do.

I’ve used it myself and it gave me the best results. In just 7 years, as an ordinary Asian Dj, I’ve played in big events like Amsterdam Dance Event in the Netherlands, Thingyan Festival in Myanmar with Laidback Luke & Don Diablo, having an International Dj Residency in Illuzion, Thailand (#81 Top 100 Club in the World) and signed in Deorro’s Imprint, Panda Funk.

So, what are the things you need to do in order to achieve improvement in your career?

I’ve listed these 5 important things that you need, to be successful in 2018.

1. Branding

2. Skills

3. Marketing

4. Attitude

5. Consistency

1. Branding

Branding is a marketing strategy that involves creating a unique name and image — often using a logo and/or tag line — in order to establish a presence in the consumer’s mind to attract and keep customers.

Why should you care about branding? Because these days, everyone will Google you or look at your Facebook Page before they hire you to perform a show or invest in your new or existing venture. Any time you interact with people — online or off — your brand will matter.

Famous Dj brands who uses head gears like Marshmello & DeadMau5, cake-throwing Dj Steve Aoki or sexy female djs like Dj Soda are the best examples of a good branding which paid off really well. Know what your brand would look like, your fashion, that is relevant to your music style.

A successful brand plan must identify consumer targets, the demographic a business needs to support its brand. To entice these people to support you, a brand must have a main message, which explains why you can do things that others cannot. Lastly, a brand plan should include strategies for promotion that gets its targeted consumers to take action.

Most importantly, branding is about emotions and how your customers and clients feel about you. Marketing is about numbers. Both are important, but in today’s climate, how you make people feel can make or break your business.

The more time, effort and resources you spend on your brand plan, the more likely you are to create a sustainable positive brand that resonates with your customer base, grows your influence and impacts your bottom line.

2. Skills

Are you a scratch DJ? Do you produce music? They say, everyone can be a DJ. Yes, that’s why you have to have a different set of skills in order to stand out from a saturated industry. This is the main message that you will have to show people in order for them to support you. It makes you stand out from other Djs because you can do things that others cannot.

3. Marketing

So you can play music and can produce tracks, question is, do you have a gig? I see a lot of underrated Djs who are really good in their field but lacks exposure. They focused too much on enhancing their skills they forgot what is needed for a professional Dj career. You see, you have to treat a professional Dj career like a business. And any business would require a good marketing plan. A good marketing plan for a brand is the best method to a successful Dj career. You have to market yourself like a pro so clients will treat you like a pro and book you as a pro.

Running a professional DJ service takes more than simply buying your equipment, building a website, and opening for business. To be successful you need to put together a strategic marketing plan that will help you to effectively market your business to potential clients.

A marketing plan usually runs between a year and five years and developing one takes time, preparation and money. However, if your marketing plan is sound and effective it will be well worth the time and money you invest in it.

Get an agent or manager to handle you, but most of them will only manage you if you’re profitable. If you can’t find someone to handle you, its better to do it yourself. The cheapest way to market yourself is to do it online, build a website, send out emails and create profiles in social media platforms for social proof.

4. Attitude

Most of you focus on the first 3 things I’ve mentioned above. But you shouldn’t forget that having a good attitude and work ethic is important too. As an entertainer, people will always talk about you, the good and the bad. Its best to always keep your cool and be mindful of things that will burn down your career. Take good care of your reputation and practice good work ethics. Be on time, be nice to other Djs, don’t bash, don’t hate, etc.

5. Consistency

As most successful people say, consistency is key. This is true. People could easily forget you and your achievements as new-comers can have their attention. You want to be relevant on today’s latest music, trends, etc. It is important to be consistent on what you do.

Release produced tracks, film a scratch routine, post funny Instagram stories, etc. You need to post consistently to be visible to your fans and potential clients, new or old. This will remind them about you whenever they need a Dj on their upcoming events. You have to keep your online presence active at all times.

There you have it. I hope this article helped you in any way. Let me know down below the comments if you want to add something or discuss more things related to this topic. I will post more informative articles and tutorial videos in the near future on how to improve your Dj career. Thank you for time reading my first blog. Peace!

P.S. If you need help on social media marketing, I’ve created a business plan designed for Djs only. Please email us at sorastatus@gmail.com and we will give you a free evaluation and provide you the best solution.

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Meet Paria, The Iranian-Norwegian singer who is not afraid to stand out from the crowd.

by the partae April 10, 2018
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The 21 year old singer-songwriter stole the hearts of Norwegian music lovers with her bouncy single «91» last year, But it’s been her music style that made the Norwegian Radio notice her.  Paria is breaking the rules of the new female artists of today’s music industry in Norway with mixing hip-hop, RnB and Pop and adding some confident vocals, and she makes music that not many Norwegian female artists dare to make these days. Now her single «91» has been played on radio (both in Norway and UK) since it came out despite the fact that it was her debut single.

I can’t believe I can just turn on the radio and it’s a chance that my song will come on, It has always been my dream which now came true, it’s unbelievable! I really appreciate people liking and listening to 91.

She’s now coming out with a new single that will low-key blow your mind. «Low Blow» is the title of her new single.

Low Blow is inspired of Paria’s lifestyle before she committed to be a full-time artist.

«I remember when I was 17 I moved to Oslo on my own and I still was in high school but needed to work to pay my bills and since I was a student and a teenager no-one would give me a job, so I worked at a lot of part-time jobs, and the last cafe I worked in got closed and I lost my job. Then I realized that I am wasting my time with jobs I hate and jobs that will never make me happy nor successful In the future, so I decided to make music my job and be an artist, and that’s basically all I’m saying with «Low Blow», I’m saying hell no to Low Blow and yes to working hard and chasing your dreams»

Rising Pop singer-songwriter Paria delivers an important message through a fun and wavy beat and a chores where she explains as «the chores everybody can release some tension with.

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