Casa Del Mirto   Deep In Your Mind

Nosedive

StaG - I Think I'll Shout (Brothertiger Remix)

Brooklynite Elizabeth Harper’s first musical offerings appeared in the form of personal singer/songwriter fareher airy vocals paired only with quiet strums of acoustic guitar. But having a long-held desire to make electronic music, Harper recruited producers Mark Richardson and Scott Rosenthal to assist in achieving her desired sound, and electro-pop outfit Class Actress was born. The trio wasted no time in assembling their Journal of Ardency EP, which Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor released on his Terrible Records imprint in early 2010. The five songs circulated widely, garnering acclaim and comparisons to Human League, Depeche Mode, and early Madonna at each music journal stop.

Now settled in with the folks at Carpark, Harper and co. put forth their debut long-player, Rapprocher. The album sees her playing a similar part to Journal’s playful lovelorn diva, but it pushes the EP’s proto-electro revisionism into new directions. Tracks like "Love Me Like You Used To" and "Hanging On" swaddle the record’s heavy disco beats in diaphanous sheets of delay, and the bouncing bass of "Weekend" make it a prime candidate for a feel-good summer hit.

Harper remains the force that binds the songs into a cohesive statement, her winking coo darting about in the deep drums and lofty arpeggios, and her passion – backed mostly with electronics– summons thoughts of Yaz’s Alison Moyet. In concurrence with the title ("rapprocher"is French for "bring closer"), the candid, sincere lyrics meld with the atmosphere, enveloping the listener into Class Actress’s world of 21st century romanticism.

CLASSY CLASSY

North American press by Motormouth Media

College radio promotion by Terrorbird

Deluxe gatefold LP comes with free digital download card

North American and European tour late 2011 and into 2012

Multiple music videos and other excitement-inducing nuggets in the works



Weekend

a new single about party anxiety and other feelings, from Teen Commandments. 

Ruby Single

Ruby

Unconventional Love

Computer Magic Remixes Stone Cold Fox's "Change My Mind"

Change My Mind (Computer Magic Remix)

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flawed beauty and moderately danceable beats
written by: Edvald Johansson

from the forests of Karlskoga, in the midwest of Sweden, comes producer,
musician, and songwriter Johan Lundgren.
with half a lifetime of producing and songwriting behind him, solo debut
was never a topic of discussion, until he swapped the long winters of
Stockholm for a few years in California, where Tungorna came to life.

he describes the change of environment and the limited equipment as a way
to challenge himself. “i only had my laptop, a cheap microphone and a
small keyboard with me, but nowadays, that’s all you need.”
sharing this mindset are his fellow collaborators of the audiovisual
project iamamiwhoami, for which Lundgren has been a frequent live
musician for many years - Johan Lundgren describes the experience as “a
creative push”.

this is also how Tungorna was introduced to their label, To whom it may
concern. “eith their label they have formed an inspiring environment,
with their music and the world surrounding it, keeping total control, not
only of the creative process but also the production, without some guy in
a suit intervening.”

from the likes of artists and producers such as Four Tet and Caribou,
Tungorna creates music with a lo-fi and naïve quality that still occupies
depth through its multi layered musicality.
Lundgren describes Tungorna’s sound as “a collage of interesting bits and
pieces that don’t necessarily have to be ‘good’. the beauty is in the
flaws and is kept together with melodies and a moderately danceable
beat.”

Tungorna debuts on TWIMC and Kobalt Music, with the dark and playful
single “NOSA”, on November 11.
the track also comes with a video by WAVE, the director collective
composed by Jonna Lee & John Strandh, who describe it as a “beautiful but
dark memory caught on camera”.

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NOSA

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Tungorna / NOSA

Sinful Nature. 
Taken from our 3rd album "I Love You, It's Cool" due for release on April 3rd 2012 through Dead Oceans / Hometapes

Released by: Dead Oceans 
Release/catalogue number: DOC064 
Release date: Apr 3, 2012