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'Chasing the Sun(house edit)'

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Chasing the Sun (House Edit)

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Madi Diaz - The Other Side (Magic Man Remix)
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Madi Diaz - The Other Side (Magic Man Remix)

'400' with @drexcarter as part of my project 'Chicago Sessions' out now everywhere. Thanks for listening <3

Artwork by Pepijn de Jonge.
Released on Exp. Share Records through Downtown Music distribution.

Chicago Sessions

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It's Euphoric (Mura Masa Remix)

Garden City Movement - Pont des Arts

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"When you're far apart from the one you love, at the moment you are finally reunited, nothing can come between you and destiny.  But destiny can be like a mountain.  It takes a lot of work to get to the top, but even then, dark emotions like jealousy can throw you off its peak, and toss you into the shadows.

Though we are from Brooklyn, this single was collaborated with all LA-based artists (Reid Stefan co-writer on Seven, and Abby Diamond on Jealousy), and is a celebration of the musical culture there. We’re excited to release this on an LA-based label, Noon Pacific and to celebrate it with a live performance in LA on The DTLA Standard Rooftop (June 4th)."

— French Horn Rebellion

Noon Pacific Records | Single Release 016

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Seven

French Horn Rebellion — Seven

142Gone/DCR070 || Release Date: September 8th, 2017
Available on LP, CD, and digital formats via Goner Records
Available on cassette via Danger Collective Records

“I HAD TO WORK, I HAD TO PAY. BUT THEN I FOUND, A NEW DRIVEWAY”

Rolling out of LA with wind in their hair and sweat in the synths, ready to set the skate parks on fire come Cobra Man's Andy Harry and Sarah Rayne. When the two crossed paths, their aim was to push their sound past the point of being comfortable. “Instead of filtering out the ideas some people might consider cheesy or too catchy we wanted to own them and go with it,” explains Andy. “We've carved out a little space for ourselves to embrace whatever fun stuff we want. There was a process between Sarah and I about choosing vibes and pacing, so in a sense the whole thing was written in different characters but under the umbrella of our personalities.”

It's a lo-fo punk journey through bastardized arpeggiated italo disco for the Thrasher generation, you'll hear that in tracks like "Magic Hour". Whereas "Weekend Special" conjures up a pixilated streets of rage style call to arms, busting your way through the jocks with the Skatt Bros blasting in your headphones. "Lazyman" turns the guitars up to 11 and lays on the thick Goner sound we all know and love, but never strays from the disco and punk infused soul of Cobra Man.

The debut album is inspired by and written for The Worble Collective and skateboarding videos, with bass lines being laid down on a battered old 80's Diamond bass, soaring synth melodies, Daft Punk strings and euphoric vocal hooks. It's rammed with influence ranging from Sister Sledge to Devo, Stereolab to Black Moth Super Rainbow, Ariel Pink to William Onyearbor, ELO to The Kinks.

New Driveway Soundtrack pushes across genres as frequently as it does environments. This infectious neon celebration will surely freshen your spirits and loosen your hips, satisfying your innate need for classic innovation and fun...

Follow us as we further coast deeper down the New Driveway.

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Feel This Way

Steven A. Clark