A new group has set out to pave the way towards a community of female songwriters.
One Eighty shares a recently released track that marks a distinct change in an artist’s’ repertoire. Today’s inaugural post shares Rosi Golan’s new track “Underneath.”
Up and coming alternative band MISSIO recently headlined a show at the Gramercy Theater as part of Sirius XM radio’s Alt Nation show, and, their debut album drops on May 19th. In honor of this, may I present the many ways you may find yourself accessing MISSIO:
If you’re a Barry’s Bootcamp instructor
Take note: MISSIO will probably find a way onto your playlist.
If you’re angry:
“Middle Fingers” is your new anthem.
If you’re a film editor:
“Bottom of the Deep Blue Sea” is 100% trailer material. Get on it.
If you’re into Star Wars:
Check out MISSIO’s “KDV” which stands for Killing Darth Vader. And they do it with a kick drum. True story.
If you want to look like the band:
No worries here. They all wear the same thing: Hoodie and backwards cap. Grow some facial hair, wear that and you’ll fit right in.
If you’re a fan of Lana Del Rey:
You’re in luck: MISSIO has covered her classic “West Coast.”
If you’re none of these things:
Hang tight. If the first four songs released are any indication, MISSIO has enough variety for everyone.
Three female driven groups rock Vevo dscvr at The Knitting Factory.
Cheers to Beer: VICELAND’s new show BEERLAND celebrates the culture of suds and buds.
Infectious pop-duo POWERS headline the NYLON Music Tour with opener James Hersey.
City Winery uncorks a night of female singer songwriters with Vanessa Carlton and opener Tristen
I have a routine when it comes to shows at Rough Trade. I enjoy a short train ride on the L from my office. I stop at Vinnie’s for a slice and slowly meander down 9th Street in Williamsburg. I peruse the stacks, including the bargain bins. I say hello to the doorman and security guards. I order a Sixpoint IPA. And I settle in for a fantastic show.
Since Flock of Dimes took the stage at Rough Trade on Wednesday November 9th, it feels like everything has changed.
Everything at Le Poisson Rouge feels a little bit backwards.