Tag: 4AD
Big Thief return with two new tracks, “Little Things” and “Sparrow”
Big Thief‘s “Little Things” and “Sparrow” are out via 4AD. Two years after their excellent albums U.F.O.F. and Two Hands,
Ethereal R&B artist Erika de Casier is “Busy” readying her sophomore album
“Busy” is taken from Erika de Casier‘s upcoming album, Sensational, out May 21 on 4AD. If the corporate world looks
Erika de Casier announces new album, shares self-directed “Polite” video
“Polite” is taken from Erika de Casier‘s sophomore album, Sensational, out May 21 via 4AD. Ethereal and retro-futurist R&B singer-songwriter
Erika de Casier goes bigger and better with “Drama”
Erika de Casier‘s new single, “Drama,” is out today on 4AD. Born in Portugal but based in Denmark, Erika de
Erika de Casier signs to 4AD, shares “No Butterflies, No Nothing”
Erika de Casier‘s new single, “No Butterflies, No Nothing,” is now out on 4AD. Last year, Copenhagen-based artist Erika de
Spencer. ponders his best interests on languid new single “2much”
Soulful New York-based artist Spencer. returns with his second single “2much” ahead of forthcoming EP, WAYS U LIKE, due out
U.S. Girls addresses consumerism with “4 American Dollars” video
“4 American Dollars” is taken from U.S. Girls’ upcoming album Heavy Light, due out March 6 on 4AD. U.S. Girls,
U.S. Girls announces new album Heavy Light with “Overtime” visuals
“Overtime” is taken from U.S. Girls‘ seventh album, Heavy Light, due out March 6 on 4AD. [Pre-order] U.S. Girls, aka
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Carla Dal Forno announces sophomore album, shares “Took A Long Time” video
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Abby Cole debuts eerie new track “Blood & Water”
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Molina is back with surrealist and trippy indie pop single “Hey Kids”
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Murmur depicts the duality of life on “Me & You”
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Hip-Hop is propelled into the future in Leesuho and Omega Sapien’s “Echo”
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Laura Wolf’s “Cross Your Mind” is playful and inventive art pop
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Au/Ra struggles with anxiety in new single “Panic Room”
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Men I Trust share swirling track “Numb” ahead of their new album Oncle Jazz
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Faye Webster copes with loneliness in “Room Temperature”
