Artist
Lake Street Dive
Genre:
Indie Rock
Total Time:
40:16
Record Label:
Nonesuch Records
Format:
CD, MP3, Vinyl
Release Date
February 19, 2016
Order links, audio samples
and track list after the jump.
Lake Street Dive
Genre:
Indie Rock
Total Time:
40:16
Record Label:
Nonesuch Records
Format:
CD, MP3, Vinyl
Release Date
February 19, 2016
Order links, audio samples
and track list after the jump.
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Product Description: Lake Street Dive's Nonesuch Records debut album, Side Pony, will be released on February 19, 2016. The four band members—drummer Michael Calabrese, bassist Bridget Kearney, singer Rachael Price, and guitarist/trumpeter Michael "McDuck" Olson—worked with Nashville-based producer Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton, Secret Sisters) on the record.
Tour dates to support Side Pony begin February 22 in Phoenix and include stops in Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, New York, and more; tickets go on sale next Thursday, November 19.
Side Pony takes its name from a song on the record that refers to a whimsical hairstyle, but it also serves as a metaphor for Lake Street Dive's philosophy and personality as a band. As Kearney puts it, "When we were settling on the album title, that one just stuck out to us as embodying the band's spirit. We've always been this somewhat uncategorizable, weird, outlying, genre-less band. That's the statement we wanted to make with this record: be yourself."
Olson echoes her sentiment: "It has also come to mean anything you're doing for the sheer joy of it. We have always 'rocked our side pony.' Now we have a convenient phrase for it."
Cobb's working method was to keep the recording fast and loose, as live-in-the-studio as possible, and to embrace the unorthodox. This provided Lake Street Dive with a welcome challenge: an opportunity to experiment with sound and arrangements and to collaborate on songwriting in a way the band had never attempted before.
Calabrese says of the recording process, "Dave's process was mercurial, changing direction quickly, going from 'we don't have anything' to 'we've got it!'" He continues, "We weren't always so sure. But then we'd listen to a comp and we'd agree that he'd heard something we hadn't."
Price adds, "It was great to see, through this particular recording process, how beautifully our individual strengths complement each other."
Tour dates to support Side Pony begin February 22 in Phoenix and include stops in Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, New York, and more; tickets go on sale next Thursday, November 19.
Side Pony takes its name from a song on the record that refers to a whimsical hairstyle, but it also serves as a metaphor for Lake Street Dive's philosophy and personality as a band. As Kearney puts it, "When we were settling on the album title, that one just stuck out to us as embodying the band's spirit. We've always been this somewhat uncategorizable, weird, outlying, genre-less band. That's the statement we wanted to make with this record: be yourself."
Olson echoes her sentiment: "It has also come to mean anything you're doing for the sheer joy of it. We have always 'rocked our side pony.' Now we have a convenient phrase for it."
Cobb's working method was to keep the recording fast and loose, as live-in-the-studio as possible, and to embrace the unorthodox. This provided Lake Street Dive with a welcome challenge: an opportunity to experiment with sound and arrangements and to collaborate on songwriting in a way the band had never attempted before.
Calabrese says of the recording process, "Dave's process was mercurial, changing direction quickly, going from 'we don't have anything' to 'we've got it!'" He continues, "We weren't always so sure. But then we'd listen to a comp and we'd agree that he'd heard something we hadn't."
Price adds, "It was great to see, through this particular recording process, how beautifully our individual strengths complement each other."
1. Godawful Things (3:47)
2. Close to Me (4:17)
3. Call Off Your Dogs (3:25)
4. Spectacular Failure (2:32)
5. I Don't Care About You (3:37)
6. So Long (2:44)
7. How Good It Feels (2:14)
8. Side Pony (3:02)
9. Hell Yeah (3:23)
10. Mistakes (4:08)
11. Can't Stop (3:24)
12. Saving All My Sinning (3:43)
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- BLOODIEST (Bloodiest)
- NOT TO DISAPPEAR (Daughter)
- IT'S ABOUT TIME (Hank Williams, Jr.)
- THE BELL (Ches Smith, Craig Taborn, Mat Maneri)
- I LONG TO SEE YOU (Charles Lloyd & The Marvels)
- CAUTIONARY TALE (Dylan LeBlanc)
- SWEVEN (Brooke Waggoner)
- DEATH OF A BACHELOR (Panic! At the Disco)
- PAWN SHOP (Brothers Osborne)
- CHURCH CLOTHES 3 (Lecrae)
- SAVALOY DIP (Alan Price)
- COASTS (Coasts)
- DYSTOPIA (Megadeth)
- FIFTEEN (Green River Ordinance)
- 4 1/2 (Steven Wilson)
- 2016 GRAMMY NOMINEES (Various Artists)
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