Chelsea Rose’s bright new single “Down the Street” is a pep talk-turned-pop song, with a buoyant video to match. It’s the latest from the former Summer Twins singer’s solo album, “Truth or Consequences,” out in June.
Music from from Momma, Zola Jesus, Launder, Agender, Hazel English, Mt. Joy, Ruth Radelet, Mondo Cozmo, Lou Roy, Haunted Summer, Dreamers, Almost Monday, Paper Citizen, King Mala, Double Wish and more on Buzz Bands LA’s latest playlist.
In today’s singles roundup, we catch up with recent releases from Hazel English, Dreamers, Mt. Joy, Lou Roy and Joy Weather. Stream ’em all.
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Roots music rules the Hotel Café on Saturday for the Americana West Music Festival’s two-stage affair, featuring the likes of Garrison Starr, Dustbowl Revival, Chris Pierce, Shane Alexander, the Morning Yells, Grand Canyon, Ted Russell Kamp and more.
Cold Showers release the lead track of their new EP, “Strength in Numbers,” out in June. “How Do You Know This Love” features a pulsing bass line and spoken-word interludes from rapper Lil B.
Pop singer and keen guerilla marketer Pepper Lewis is making her mark in L.A. She’s released an EP, penned songs for TV and released the snappy new putdown “Little Man,” out today.
Such pretty noise: Launder, the solo vehicle of shoegaze artist John Cudlip, have released the singles “Unwound” and “Chipper” from their debut album, “Happening.” The double-LP arrives in July via Ghostly.
Brooklyn-via-L.A. alt-rockers Momma share a Big Gulp-fueled shredder, “Speeding 72,” ahead of their debut studio album, “Household Name,” arriving in July. Let’s all go for a ride.
Win free tickets to Animals As Leaders at the Theatre at the Ace Hotel on Friday, April 22.
