Mike Collins, AKA Drugdealer, has announced a string of EU dates for next month. The shows will see Mike and crew playing the songs of last year’s “The End of Comedy”, joined by Weyes Blood and Aldous RH along the way. Full dates here… and find tickets here. 

How To Dress Well – aka Tom Krell – shares the visual for “Salt Song”.  Created in collaboration with renowned makeup artist Kelseyanna Fitzpatrick, the track is taken from his critically acclaimed fourth album, Care, out now. In Krell’s own words: “When I first came across Kelseyanna’s instagram, I fell in love— I felt like

LA-based singer, songwriter, and piano man Alex Izenberg shares the second taste from his forthcoming album Harlequin, in the form of a live video for ‘Grace’. Directed by Giraffe Studios, and shot in a gorgeous Californian church, the video is an intimate introduction to Izenberg – a man, sitting at a piano, singing us a

Connan Mockasin and Sam Dust (LA Priest, Late of the Pier) have shared a newly terrifying / brilliant glimpse of their eponymous debut album as Soft Hair. “In  Love”, follows “Lying Has To Stop” and you can listen to it now: The songs on Soft Hair are, in order: 01           Relaxed Lizard 02           Jealous Lies 03          

Introducing Los Angeles artist Alex Izenberg and his debut album, Harlequin, out November 18th 2016. Harlequin may be Izenberg’s debut album proper but it also marks the culmination of over five years of highly prolific writing and recording under a variety of pseudonyms. The first single to be taken from Harlequin is ‘To Move On’, along with its video directed

How to Dress Well – a.k.a. Tom Krell – has released a second track from his forthcoming forth album Care – the jubilant, joyous ‘What’s Up’, produced by CFCF (Mike Silver) and Kara-Lis Coverdale in Montreal, is available to hear today here. Says Krell on ‘What’s Up’, “Recently I’ve been feeling like our artistic culture hyper-invests