Paris Texas share new single and video ‘BULLET MAN’ + debut album coming soon

Following another skit that opens up the world of their next project, Los Angeles duo Paris Texas shares their explosive second offering ‘BULLET MAN’, which arrives with a striking music video directed by Aus Taylor and written by Paris Texas.

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Paris Texas’ live wire Coachella debut and their first single ‘PANIC!!!,’ which premiered on Zane Lowe’s Apple Music 1 show last month, have begun to peel back the curtain on the mayhem that is their debut album. Blending various strains of rap and rock music into a fugue of pure energy and irresistible urgency, Louie Pastel and Felix commit to whatever feels nakedly true in a given instant, no matter the genre, tempo or any form of expectations of what they’ll do next.

When the duo first emerged from the fray with their eight-song BOY ANONYMOUS, which dropped in May 2021, it was clear that both Felix and Louie were unmissable voices in music today. The guys followed BOY ANONYMOUS only six months later with Red Hand Akimbo, which served to further disorient and tantalize audiences.

Last year, the duo took their show on the road, releasing standalone single ‘cyanide’ featuring cryogeyser, along with festival performances at Governor’s Ball and Boston Calling, and shutting down the room at Kenny Beats’ DOTS show in LA where they shared the stage with artists like Rico Nasty, MAVI, and more.

Check out ‘BULLET MAN’ above and stay tuned for more of season 2 of Paris Texas coming soon.

More about Paris Texas

Since joining forces in the late 2010s, the members of Paris Texas, Louie Pastel and Felix, have crafted some of hip-hop’s most singularly confounding songs—and accompanied them with videos that are at once narratively clever and hallucinatory, a rush of nostalgia and invention at once. After earning national acclaim with BOY ANONYMOUS and Red Hand Akimbo, two brief but essential drops from 2021, Paris Texas began pushing even further—becoming more musically adventurous and radically honest, their work a natural extension of their drive to unsettle listeners and subvert expectations. Filtered through songs that are rough and serrated or pulsing and playful, this ethos—of commitment to whatever feels nakedly true in a given instant—makes Louie and Felix unmissable voices in music today, essential translators of the end times.

‘BULLET MAN’ artwork