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Chinese-American singer, songwriter and rapper Demi Cao has made waves in the U.S. after vaulting to prominence last year in China. She raps in English, Chinese and Korean — and in the video for her new single “Rari,” the Arcadia-reared artist shows off her dance moves.
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Today’s streaming choices include the L.A. Phil’s benefit for YOLA with Brandi Carlile, Washed Out, Maya Jupiter, My Morning Jacket, Melody, Sunny War and more.
Roberto Ortiz (aka Roberto) introduces his forthcoming debut EP with “Dorrigo,” a single with the vibrancy of “Graceland”-era Paul Simon. In the lighthearted video, Roberto dukes it out with a cell phone, but the journey that brought him to L.A., much of it on a bicycle, makes for a better story.
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Announced with the new single “Lights Out,” Deep Sea Diver’s third album “Impossible Weight” will arrive in October. Mastermind Jessica Dobson hopes it’s salve for emotionally heavy times.
Billie Eilish’s first single written during quarantine, “My Future” is a soulful awakening embracing solitude and the road that lies ahead.
Noah Cyrus and Ant Clemons teamed up for a special night Tuesday at the Roxy.
After taking time off due to bassist Daniel Alden’s injury and to map out a new sonic direction, Lone Kodiak return this week with guitars blazing on the new single “Make It a Weapon.” Along with the premiere of the song, singer-guitarist Dainéal Parker tells Buzz Bands LA about arriving at a sound that feels “like motorcycles and protests and getting in trouble.”
“She Wants Revenge has run its course,” says the statement issued by the duo of Justin Warfield and Adam Bravin, which comes less than three months after revealing that they were working on a fourth album.
Jasper Bones has been working on new music and taking long, head-clearing “drives to nowhere” during the COVID-19 lockdown. In today’s QUARANTUNES, he shares a playlist for those drives, as well as an appreciation for “when the sun sets, the moon comes out and quiet is in session.”
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Chinese-American singer, songwriter and rapper Demi Cao has made waves in the U.S. after vaulting to prominence last year in China. She raps in English, Chinese and Korean — and in the video for her new single “Rari,” the Arcadia-reared artist shows off her dance moves.
Jasper Bones has been working on new music and taking long, head-clearing “drives to nowhere” during the COVID-19 lockdown. In today’s QUARANTUNES, he shares a playlist for those drives, as well as an appreciation for “when the sun sets, the moon comes out and quiet is in session.”
Billie Eilish’s first single written during quarantine, “My Future” is a soulful awakening embracing solitude and the road that lies ahead.
Today’s streaming choices include the L.A. Phil’s benefit for YOLA with Brandi Carlile, Washed Out, Maya Jupiter, My Morning Jacket, Melody, Sunny War and more.
“Never Feels the Same” is the first single from L.A.-based singer-songwriter Noah Elliott’s forthcoming project “Songs for the Optimist.” For fans of sleek, dancey soul-pop.
Roberto Ortiz (aka Roberto) introduces his forthcoming debut EP with “Dorrigo,” a single with the vibrancy of “Graceland”-era Paul Simon. In the lighthearted video, Roberto dukes it out with a cell phone, but the journey that brought him to L.A., much of it on a bicycle, makes for a better story.
Singer-songwriter Jenny O.’s album “New Truth” arrives Friday as a glowing collection of nuanced conversations humming with a spirit of resolve.
Hey, King!, the indie-rock duo of Natalie London and Taylor Plecity, are working with Ben Harper on an album due next year via Anti- Records. “Half Alive” finds London summoning the strength to overcome a debilitating illness through the love of her partner.
It’s a full day of good streams: Watch Robyn, R.E.M. and Roger Waters with Lucius; Stream Chicano Batman, Rick Ross vs. 2Chainz, HR (Bad Brains), Ibeyi, Benmont Tench, Jim James, Lulu Lewis, TOKiMONSTA and more
“She Wants Revenge has run its course,” says the statement issued by the duo of Justin Warfield and Adam Bravin, which comes less than three months after revealing that they were working on a fourth album.
