Here’s a prognostication we can get down with: “Forecast,” the new single from Diane Coffee, features vocals from Deep Sea Diver and introduces the artist’s forthcoming fourth album, “With People.” It’s out April 29 via Polyvinyl.
“Age Difference,” the third single off Christian Lee Hutson’s forthcoming record, “Quitters,” reveals the L.A. singer-songwriter at his most spare and melodic. It arrives with an animated video hand-drawn by illustrator Nick Slye.
“My Meds” is the latest single from Talker’s forthcoming EP, “In Awe of Insignificance” — it’s about how feeling unmoored without them is such a bitter pill.
Pom Poms are back with a single for hopeless romantics, “Desperate Love” — and a video that transports that longing to a sunset dance in the California desert.
From rock to pop, here’s some good 2/22 viewing: New videos from Momma, SASAMI and Mehro.
Slash celebrated the release of the fourth album from his band Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators — and a new Les Paul guitar designed for the occasion — with a ripping show Friday at the YouTube Theater.
The subversively campy new video for Chaz Cardigan’s “Rockwell” is a slice of American pie, but definitely not a Norman. Cardigan’s upcoming tour brings him to the Peppermint Club on April 12.
An eggplant, a peach and the end of the pandemic: Andy Frasco & the U.N. introduce their new album, “Wash, Rinse, Repeat” (out in April) with a humorous video for the title track.
Batter up: Wallice is game for anything — especially poking fun at her own foibles — in the frenetic video for her new single, “Little League.”
“Lights in the City” — an ecstatically riffy rocker with a madcap video to match — is the first single from Pink Mountaintops’ new album, “Peacock Pools,” out May 6. Join them on a hillside in Lincoln Heights.
