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Arlo Parks - Get Go (Ambiguous Desire, 2026)
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Arlo Parks - Get Go (Ambiguous Desire, 2026)
Jenny Hollingworth (1/2 of musical duo Let's Eat Grandma) announces solo project 'Jenny on Holiday'
Half of the experimental pop-duo Let's Eat Grandma, Jenny Hollingworth, has announced she will be releasing music from her "own project" under the name Jenny on Holiday. Keep up to date by following Jenny on Holiday here: linktr.ee/jennyonholiday
She shared the below message on socials: "Hey it’s Jenny! I wanted to tell you that I’ve been working on some solo stuff recently and have made an account you can follow to keep up to date with it all! We’ll be back as LEG but for now, Rosa and I have been working on our own projects we can’t wait to share with you all 💝 You can follow me on @jennyonholiday_"
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When I hear the name Greg Freeman, I think of the great San Francisco based engineer who worked with Barbara Manning (and played in the S.F. Seals) , Thinking Fellers, but was also the bassist in Pell Mell.
This is a different Greg Freeman. This Freeman is based in Burlington, Vermont and sounds like an amazing cross between Neil Young, The Tyde, Chris Forsyth and Pavement. "Burnover" is Freeman's 2nd LP. While his debut "I Looked Out" was initially released on Bud Tapes, Transgressive Records (also released The New Eves) has now reissued it on vinyl. The same label is also responsible for releasing "Burnover".
Alvvays-Alvvays (Indie Pop, Jangle Pop, Dream Pop) Released: July 22, 2014 [Polyvinyl Records/ Royal Mountain Records/ Transgressive Records] Producer(s): Chad VanGaalen
Damon Albarn — The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows. 2021 : Transgressive.
Let’s Eat Grandma - Two Ribbons
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NEWS: Damon has signed a new worldwide record deal with Transgressive Records and that means soon he’ll be releasing his second solo album!
Transgressive Records: We are over the moon to announce that Damon Albarn has signed a new worldwide record deal with us here at Transgressive Records. Albarn has recently put the finishing touches to his much-anticipated, second solo album, full details for which will be released soon. The new record follows Albarn’s critically acclaimed 2014 solo debut 'Everyday Robots', which was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and the BRIT Awards. Our very own Toby L says: "We have had the great pleasure of collaborating with Damon over the years via the incredible Africa Express project, which has introduced many gifted artists to the Transgressive world. His voracious passion for music and exploration knows no bounds and repeatedly defies convention or categorisation, whilst always remaining utterly inviting and intoxicating throughout. Truly prolific, his latest solo work is amongst the finest of his career. We really couldn't be more honoured to welcome Damon and his phenomenal team at Eleven Management into the Transgressive family, with an ongoing focus to break new ground and subvert expectations in a way that only he can." [X]
Arlo Parks – Music Hall of Williamsburg – September 22, 2021
Two things can be true: Arlo Parks is having a(n extended) moment and Arlo Parks is exactly what we need right now. The 21-year-old London singer-songwriter and poet put out her first full-length, Collapsed in Sunbeams, back in January. “Her music is like a warm hug, a reassurance that everything is going to be OK when the world is dark and things seem out of control,” says NME in a five-star review. “True to form, her debut album is a sanctuary of compassionate lyricism and groove-along tunes.” The album hasn’t just won her praise but also plenty of awards, including Breakthrough Artst at this year’s BRIT Awards and the very prestigious Mercury Prize. And having just launched a North American tour in support of her LP, Arlo Parks welcomed the arrival of autumn and an adoring Brooklyn crowd at a sold-out Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday night.
Photos courtesy of Toby Tenenbaum | www.photobytenenbaum.com