Titled “Nice” and coming via Human Re-Sources, it’s out July 28. So there’s multiple Amindis in director Dylan McGale’s video for her new bop “Haircut.” It’s the follow-up to “Telly” from the singer who released her “Minztape” last year and is plotting the release of a new EP. Inglewood’s Amindi has a hot date, and it’s with herself. Do these things exist? Can we ever really know them? Since this song came to me while I was staring at the ocean, it only felt right to explore this idea with nature, and also with mirrors.”
Slothrust once more for the ocean free#
… I have always been interested in the intersection of destiny and free will.
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Sometimes we just aren’t quite sure which self it is, or how to get there. But the truth is, what we are really looking for lives within. “So many times when we are searching we are looking outside of ourselves because it is the only way we know. “This video is about an epic search,” she says. The beautiful video, directed by Wellbaum and Adam Stone, adds some context. The tune, the follow-up to “Strange Astrology,” is the latest from the L.A.-via-Boston rockers’ forthcoming fifth album, “Parallel Timeline,” out Sept. Slothrust’s Leah Wellbaum has some pretty deep thoughts about the new single “Once More for the Ocean,” a song that “felt like it was handed to me by the ocean” and “is about the search for a greater consciousness in times of chaos,” she says. With a distinct yet unified sound that blends progressive rock, acoustic and pop, Slothrust has never been more confident.Slothrust (Photo by Adam Stone and MIchelle Kwong)Ĭheck out new videos from Slothrust, Amindi and Wavves, all of whom have new releases on the horizon …
Parallel Timeline, mixed by industry legend Billy Bush and mastered by Heba Kadry is a masterclass in balancing tenderness with the fierce guitar work Leah has become known for. Leah sought to craft unique and calculated guitar parts instead of continuous bursts of wall-to-wall sound, and in turn delivers what will likely be considered a ?how-to manual? for guitar playing in the next decade.Įducated musicians all with backgrounds in classical, jazz and blues, the band?s newest work once again sees Slothrust leaning into improvisation - something that in the past has lent itself to the infectious energy of their live shows. They leaned into risk-taking - a freedom that comes with having been in a band together for more than 10 years, cultivating new sonic realms for each track. Slothrust put an emphasis on incorporating new production techniques and processes into the established Slothrust sound, resulting in an extraordinary amount of experimental demo recordings, many elements of which appear themselves on the final record. In advance of recording their fifth studio album, Leah, along with drummer Will Gorin, and bassist/producer Kyle Bann, sought to dramatically expand the band?s sonic palette.
With Parallel Timeline, Wellbaum explores the feeling of being trapped inside her own consciousness while simultaneously searching for a meaningful connection to the universe, and all the mysteries it contains.
On Slothrust?s latest album, bandleader Leah Wellbaum pushed herself to try and understand her own spirituality on a deeper level, putting a lens on the core wound of the human experience, the idea that we?re alone. Leah Wellbaum has never been afraid of her own humility or honesty.īut she?s never quite examined it the way she has now with Parallel Timeline.
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