Tune-Yards launches ‘…creep… Remixes’ project
TUNE-YARDS
Launches …creep… Remixes Project
Featuring Sylvan Esso, Suzi Analogue & U.S. Girls
Listen to the Suzi Analogue remix of ‘Honesty’:
On Tour with David Byrne
4AD US Shows with U.S. Girls Begins Next Month
Starting today, Tune-Yards will roll out the first of four remixes from their …creep… Remixes project from their latest album I can feel you creep into my private life. The remix EP will feature Sylvan Esso, Suzi Analogue, ET.PATXKEISHH and U.S. Girls.
Listen to the first remix of ‘Honesty’ by “genre-bending producer’ (Vogue) Suzi Analogue:
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Previously, Suzi collaborated with Queens D Light for Merrill Garbus’ Red Bull Radio Show C.L.A.W. (Collaborative Legions of Artful Womxn).
Tune-Yards is currently on the road with David Byrne and will headline 4AD’s first-ever US tour joined by labelmate U.S. Girls later this year. The latter tour kicks off in LA at Mayan Theater on October 18 and wraps up in NYC at Knockdown Center on November 2, pairing for the first time the artists who have created two of the most culture-shifting albums of the year. A full list of tour dates can be found HERE
Earlier this summer, Tune-Yards released ‘Mango’, a collaboration with Lakeith Stanfield’s musical project Moors. The song was called “quite simply, sublime,” by Highsnobiety and “as fun and weird as you’d imagine,” by GQ. The duo connected with Stanfield through their work on the film Sorry to Bother You, which they scored and stars Stanfield.
Tune-Yards’ fourth album I can feel you creep into my private life was released earlier this year to widespread praise and features the singles ‘Heart Attack’, ‘Look At Your Hands’ and ‘ABC 123’. A fully collaborative effort between Garbus and Nate Brenner who co-wrote and co-produced the record, Garbus’ lyrics explore her place in the world, ruminating on race, politics, intersectional feminism and the environment. The band performed singles ‘Heart Attack’ on Jimmy Kimmel and ‘ABC 123’ on Conan in January.
I can feel you creep into my private life
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“A sleek, radical evolution full of insistent beats, catchy hooks and pointed questions about modern society.”
New York Times
“Tune-Yards’ most sophisticated album to date.”
NPR Music
“An LP determined to conjure kinetic joy while staring down our present cultural fright show.”
Rolling Stone
“Tune-Yards proves that dance music can still have teeth.”
TIME
“An entertainingly disruptive blast of a record with a mirrorball lure.”
Uncut
“This is dance-pop at its most polyglot and polemical, and it’s stunning.”
The Sunday Times
“Music that feels thrilling… it makes you want to dance.”
The Guardian – Album of the Week
Tune-Yards photographed by Eliot Lee Hazel
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