New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: September 22, 2023
It’s New Music Friday once more and once more we’ve got plenty of good stuff to choose from including three new Kiwi releases for your audio edification.
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Mermaidens – Sister: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Mermaidens are set to make waves with the release of their latest single, Sister, a mesmerizing anthem that offers listeners a glimpse into the internal struggles that often remain hidden beneath the surface.
ÉMILIE – Directed By Sophie Lindsay: Q Theatre, 19-23 September
ÉMILIE is an ambitious music-drama telling the tale, or trying to, of the woman who brought Isaac Newton’s Latin prose to the people, and so first popularised –and extended – his ground-breaking scientific achievements.
Brother Sister – On A Roll (13th Floor E.P. Review)
Brother Sister are On A Roll with this, their third EP. Yes, the Thomson trio are back with their own take on 80s-inspired synth-pop.
Hannah Cameron Breaks Out Of A Holding Pattern: Interview
Hannah Cameron is a Melbourne-based artist about to release her third album titled, Holding Pattern. Here is Hannah to explain all.
MACEY Performs Who Really Gets What They Want at The 13th Floor
MACEY has just released his debut album, The Lovers, and so he took a trip up to The 13th Floor to play a song from the new album.
Kirsten Morrell – Strawberry Fool: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Kirsten Morrell, she of Goldenhorse fame, has resumed her solo career with a brand new song titled Strawberry Fool. Yum!
The Pretenders – Relentless (Parlophone)
The Pretenders, or more accurately, Chrissie Hynde, has just released Relentless, the “bands’” 12th studio album, one that finds the 72-year old rocker in fighting form.
OMD – Slow Train: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Following the recent release of the record’s title track and first single “Bauhaus Staircase, today, OMD shares another cut entitled “Slow Train.”
Tracy Nelson – Life Don’t Miss Nobody: Interview
Tracy Nelson has just released her first new album in 10 years. Featuring the likes of Willie Nelson, Irma Thomas and Charlie Musselwhite we think you’ll find it was worth waiting for.