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Billboard Premieres Lapel’s New Single, “Summer Vacation”

After establishing her rep as a piano-playing singer-songwriter (and activist), Debbie Neigher felt the need to “rip the rug out from underneath me” — musically, at least. The answer is Lapel, a new moniker whose track “Summer Vacation,” from the upcoming debut album Periphery, premieres below.

“I just got to a point where I realized the music that I’d always done didn’t necessarily move me anymore,” says Neigher, who was born in New Jersey and now resides in San Francisco. “I wanted to try something totally new while still trying to create really authentic, narrative music.” And the easiest way to do that for Neigher was to step away from the instrument she’s been playing since she was four years old. READ MORE

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Grimy Goods talks to illiterates about their new single “My Enemy”

illiterates waste no time thrashing to the point with their new single “My Enemy.” In true punk fashion, the track is hard, fast and loud. It bangs with manic drums, fierce guitar riffs and it gets super weird around the 40-second mark. You may feel a bit disoriented for a few hot seconds, but “My Enemy” is quick to inject you back into the rhythm of revolution. READ MORE…

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Vents Magazine premieres EE Beyond’s new single “Enemy”

EE Beyond is gearing up to release her debut EP Watercolor Lies on September 14th – a collection of socially conscious, politically-motivated R&B that calls to mind genre legends like Lauryn Hill as well as modern artists like SZA and Dua Lipa. Today, we are pleased to team up with the singer-songwriter for the release of her poignant, haunting new single “Enemy.” READ MORE…

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Tom Freund talks his new album “East of Lincoln” with Americana Highways

Tom Freund has a new album coming out on Friday, September 7: East of Lincoln (Surf Road Records). His decades-old long time friend and collaborator Ben Harper contributed to a couple of the songs on the album and as soon as I heard that I wanted to talk to them together to find out more about this project, and their history together.

When I called them, Freund said he was in Ocean Beach at Fire Island. Harper is on a tour bus an hour north of Santa Cruz, he is about to play two nights at the Catalyst with Charlie Musselwhite.

You have a long history together. Is working together now different from what it was in the 1990’s?

BH: For me in my heart, it feels exactly the same. Any time we collaborate it feels like we pick up right where we left off.

TF: We have more miles under our belt, and more stories, but it is the same root connection. You can hear it on our first album Pleasure and Pain (1992 Cardas Records). There’s a connection and a language that we’ve always had. Whenever we’re in a room together or on a stage it’s the same thing. That’s cool that you said that, B. Because we’re obviously in very different times but that hasn’t changed…..READ MORE

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Cowboys & Indians premieres Tom Freund’s new album “East of Lincoln”

Fans of Tom Petty will find musical comfort in singer-songwriter Tom Freund’s new album, East of Lincoln, available September 7. It’s a mix of genres with punctuations of gospel, folk, and country, but at its heart and soul, it is pure classic rock that delivers relatable, engaging tunes that sometimes conjure the late, great musician.

The album comes as a follow-up to Freund’s highly acclaimed 2014 album, Two Moons. Over the span of his long career, Freund has released over a dozen records, collaborated with high-profile artists like Elvis Costello and Jackson Browne, and played bass for alt-country group the Silos. In 1992 he released a collaborative record, Pleasure and Pain, with friend Ben Harper, which launched both of their careers. In 1998, he made his solo debut with North American Long Weekend to critical acclaim.

Twenty years later comes the 11-track East of Lincoln, whose highlights include the positive-energy-and-organ-fueled opener, “Angelus”; the ’90s-style dreamy rock tune “Runaround”; the “gentle, rootsy” (Billboard) title track; the bluesy “Poached Eggs”; the gritty, outlaw-friendly “Hair of the Dog”; and the beautiful, slow piano tune “Brokedown Jubilee.”

Freund, who says he writes music out of necessity, told Billboard he did the songs on this album as a “personal healing process.”

This record speaks to me as a performer /artist/producer and as my own life coach (haha, but it’s true). I got a lot of “notes to self” here on these songs. Although it may appear melancholy there’s always a light at the end of my tunnel. Records are rites of passage and markers in time, a place in life, and I am truly into this portrayal of myself here on East of Lincoln. I think sonically it aroused me in new ways and got new things out of me that I hadn’t tried before, and I like the….READ MORE

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New Lyman Ellerman Interview at Earbuddy

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