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Boog Brown has released her first ever vinyl 7″ as part of Mello Music’s new monthly series. The record features 2 songs produced by Georgia Anne Muldrow. The first “My Love (Remix)” was featured on Boog’s Brown Study Remixes album, but the B-Side is a previously unreleased track that Georgia laid the soundscape under titled “Baby Girl.” The 7″ vinyl series is limited to just 300 copies of each edition! To give listeners a taste, Boog & MMG are giving the B-Side track “Baby Girl” along with a second version of “Baby Girl” – both produced by Georgia Anne Muldrow.
<a href=”http://mellomusicgroup.bandcamp.com/album/baby-girl-v1-v2″ mce_href=”http://mellomusicgroup.bandcamp.com/album/baby-girl-v1-v2″>Baby Girl (V1 & V2) by Boog Brown</a>
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Last night, the LCD Soundsystem documentary, Shut Up And Play The Hits, debuted at Sundance. And while the premise of the film—what happens when you decide to retire your band at the peak of popularity—has been well reported, one question that hasn’t been answered is whether or not the entire four-hour concert (which streamed live and lived for several days on YouTube before the copyright police swarmed in) would actually be released on it’s own.
Luckily the answer is yes, as was revealed in a post-screening interview with SUAPTH directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern along with James Murphy himself. …MORE
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New Orleans’ sissy-bounce ambassador Big Freedia made his biggest move yet to bring the hyper-active sound to America, appearing on Late Night With Jimmy Kimmel yesterday. Decked out in head to toe zebra, topped off with an impressive coiffure, Freedia’s performance started out on Hollywood Blvd before heading into the El Capitan Theater and jumping onstage with his backing dancers who were wearing network television friendly t-shirts and tights (as opposed to the usual booty shorts). Still, you can tell that the show’s editors had a hard time determining how much ass is too much azz for ABC.
The Salt Lake City duo that has been tearing up the touring circuit in their own vehicles have just released their LP on Bandcamp, which features Stone Throw’s latest signee Homeboy Sandman and songstress Amber Lees. The entire project was recorded in NYC/Salt Lake City by Dave Dar over Kentron Da Mastadon Beats with one feature from Sapient of Sandpeople, and features the journey of “The Last Year,” Recording in NYC, SXSW stories, rocking shows with their “Oklahomies,” and kicking the crowd favorite raps in the middle of nowhere is the truth behind landing their fan base. Definitely check for Boy Sand raps on psyche and crowd favorite “Its Over Now,” which bangs horns and soul to prove the song title isn’t fitting. I think just the beginning of …
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