Anna B Savage's second album in⎮Flux is out now on City Slang.

Anna B Savage has always asked questions in her music, but on new album ‘in|FLUX’ answers are no longer her quest. Vulnerability and curiosity have consistently been operative words to describe her work and on her second album she ruminates on the complexities and variables of humanity, the pain or pleasure of love, loss and earthly connection, capturing it all in devastating, elating and powerful ways. 

The key difference between this and previous releases: she’s not anxious about what’s on the other side. She’s come to appreciate staying afloat - basking even - in the open ended, uncertainty of the grey area. She confidently explores lyrical themes and musical tones of duality - she’s a true artist and she’s given herself grace to believe that which has been audibly freeing.

The THIN CHERRIES are:

Mark Lofgren: bass, guitars & vocals
Steven Delisi: guitars & vocals
Darren Shepherd: guitars, keyboards & vocals
Birdie Soti: keyboards
Sophie Senard:  vocals & accordian 
Gabe Palomo: drums & percussion

'The Thin Cherries on Moose Island'
- produced by Mike Hagler & The Thin Cherries
- recorded & mixed at Kingsize Sound Labs  in Chicago

Solo project of singing bassist Derek Wu (Recent Photo, Phenomenal Cat, Food, Peep, Mant, William Bing, etc.) whose mission remains to bring you songs with "good bones."  The 4-piece live lineup: Derek, Guy Corl, Barry Bennett, and Rich "Experience" Frye. #singer-songwriter #pop #folk #rock #eclectic #acoustic

Danielle's musical journey is rooted firmly in her classical background; her father a jazz trombonist; her grandfather a professional singer. Guided by these influences, the native New Yorker began playing the flute at age 6 and performed as a soloist until beginning college. It was at this time she was introduced to house and techno, her initial experiences of clubbing in late 90's NYC transforming her perspectives on music. Becoming known for her unique minimalistic take on techno, Danielle's artistic presence was quickly recognised. Combining idiosyncratic sounds with percussive detail to create animated bass patterns and melodies, she moved towards a more stripped back, raw and organic form of dance music. With an increasing demand in Europe, Danielle permanently relocated to Berlin in 2015 where she plays regularly all around the city.

Private internal shifties tracks,  works in progress,
please keep to yourself.


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