Deli Readers!
Every spring we organize our little fest involving as many artists as we can book from our latest Year End Best of NYC Poll. It’s called The Deli’s NYC B.E.A.F. – as in Best of Emerging Artists Fest!
Click here for the full schedule.
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Secret Colours have released a video for their track “Blackhole” which is taken from their forthcoming album Peach, due May 28th.
You can catch Secret Colours at Empty Bottle on June 8th.
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Secret Colours have released a video for their track “Blackhole” which is taken from their forthcoming album Peach, due May 28th.
You can catch Secret Colours at Empty Bottle on June 8th.
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Brooklyn’s Jack Skuller is a teen idol in the wrong era. He’s got all the makings of a 1950s rocker. One of his goals in fact was to write a tune that gives him something to play loud in the car, since he’s recently gotten his license to drive, and of course… he’s also got the looks of a jukebox hero. Teaming up with Nada Surf drummer Ira Elliot, Jack has just released his first single ‘Tell Me Your Heart,’ and the song is an unexpectedly well done tribute to the timeless teen freedoms of hot rodding and heart breaking. Buddy Holly would be proud. Catch him at Bitter End on June 1st. - Mike Levine (@Goldnuggets)
<a href=”http://jackskuller.bandcamp.com/track/tell-me-your-heart”>TELL ME YOUR HEART by JACK SKULLER</a>
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A few weeks ago we brought you the first single, “Spider”, from the new album, Wilderness (Carrot Top Records), from The Handsome Family. The album drops next week, and the duo has released a video for the track “Woodpecker” and a new single “Owl”.
If you have figured out the theme, the entire album is composed of songs named after different creatures. From “Eels” to “Glow Worms” to “Lizards”, Wilderness is true to its name.
You can catch Handsome Family at Pritzker Pavillion on July 22nd at 6:30pm for a free concert.
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“To err is human, to forgive is divine” is how the saying goes. That’s probably partially how instrumental psych rock outfit Air is Human came up with their name – we guess. But for the real answer, you’ll just have to ask them personally. However, we do have a few other truths from our recent Featured Artist(s) Poll Winner. You can read what the duo had to say HERE.
&lt;a href=”http://airishuman.bandcamp.com/track/euclids-daydream”&gt;Euclid&amp;#39;s Daydream by Air is Human&lt;/a&gt;
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Samira Winter just received a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Emerson College, but has spent her college years cutting her teeth in the Boston underground music scene. Hailing from Brazil, Winter is one of Samira’s side projects when she’s not DJ-ing, producing short films, or working for her online zine “Wow & Flutter”. Joined with fellow students Nolan Eley, Kyle Oppenheimer, and Ana Karina DaCosta to develop some of the dreamiest, most forward-thinking sound in the scene.
The collaboration started solely with Winter and Eley corresponding, she with rough recordings and he with expert production skills, then expanded into a full performing outfit that’s played local venues like TT the Bear’s and station WERS 88.9. Their album Daydreaming sounds a little bit Vivian Girls and a little bit Beach House with a better sense of humor, airy vocals over a sonic soundscape in the title track and “Bedroom Philosophies”. Their sound doesn’t take itself seriously and runs in a stream of consciousness through Winter’s melodies, leaving us to hope that of all her talents, this girl sticks with the music. Four-track Daydreaming is available on Bandcamp now for a lean five bucks (dab of Winter’s perfume included).
Also worth checking out: the band released a killer cover of Pink Floyd’s “Time” last month, giving it the twenty-first century trip treatment it didn’t ask for, but certainly deserved. – Jamie Loftus
<a href=”http://samirawinter.bandcamp.com/album/daydreaming”>Daydreaming by Winter</a>
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Lucy Stone is a young talent who currently attends Drexel University enrolled in their Music Industry program. The singer-songwriter has been performing in the local area with numerous bands since the age of 14. She is a former Deli Philly Featured Artist(s) Poll Winner who has already recorded and toured with Rusted Root as well as opened for Dirty Projectors. Stone will be headlining the bill tonight at PhilaMOCA where she’ll be supported by the Bright Eyes-esque indie folk of Former Belle and the beach-ready jams of Cruiser. PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th St., 7:30pm, $10, All Ages (Photo by Jamie Lozoff) – H.M. Kauffman
&amp;lt;a href=”http://lucystone.bandcamp.com/track/dear-katie”&amp;gt;Dear Katie by Lucy Stone&amp;lt;/a&amp;gt;
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