At the top of the year, Dana Gavanski announced a new album, Late Slap, with lead single “How To Feel Uncomfortable.” Today, she’s back with another new track, “Let Them Row,” an art-pop burble reminiscent of Cate Le Bon or Aldous Harding. Gavanski says it’s about “the fluctuations of being romantic and creative, constantly see-sawing between cynicism and euphoria in a terribly expensive and competitive city.” Check it out below.
LATE SLAP is out 4/5 via Full Time Hobby.
If there’s one thing more impressive than being a rockstar, it’s being a rockstar couple. There’s something invigorating about seeing two artistic souls join forces. Some musician couples collaborated from the start and drifted apart, like Sonny and Cher. Others began solo and came together later on, like Johnny Cash and June Carter. Whether their […]
Tom Petty has long been a beloved figure in country music circles, and a new tribute album will feature a bunch of country luminaries covering his songs. We’ve already posted Dolly Parton’s version of “Southern Accents,” the lead single from the forthcoming compilation Petty Country: A Country Music Celebration Of Tom Petty, and the record […]
