Gold Casio are set to entrance populations through space-age disco and electrifying visuals. Based in Brooklyn, New York, the group’s advanced sounds blend indie-tronic dance rhythms and pulsing psychedelic pop, pulling from a broad spectrum of influences ranging from ’80s art pop, nu disco, electro funk and more.
Category Archives: Music by Bergman
Music by Bergman: Everything But The Girl
Everything But The Girl have released a new single ‘Nothing Left To Lose, the first taste of upcoming album ‘Fuse’, which marks their first LP in more than 24 years.
The new track by the husband and wife duo, comprising Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt, is out now along with a music video directed by Charlie Di Placido. ‘Fuse’ comprises 10 tracks and is described as a “modern take on the lustrous electronic soul” that they once produced in the mid-’90s.
The album was largely recorded in secret at their home across the spring and summer of 2021, with additional sessions taking place in a studio outside of Bath with friend and engineer, Bruno Ellingham.
Music by Bergman: MF Tomlinson
Primarily a storyteller, MF Tomlinson negotiates styles as varied as acid folk, soul, alt country & chamber pop to create a singular presence. He achieves this genre fluidity with the help of a close-knit group of collaborators he calls “the MFs, because they’re all very talented motherfuckers.”
MF Tomlinson has shared new song ‘The End Of The Road’. The London based songwriter will release his new album early next year, with ‘We Are Still Wild Horses’ set to land on February 17th via PRAH Recordings.
Music by Bergman: Da Souza
Majorcan quintet formed by Lluís Cabot, Àngel Garau and Xavi Hernández (drums and vocals), Biel Stela (bass) and Guillem Portell (saxophone and percussion). Da Souza debuted in 2013 with the energetic “Flors i violèn –cia”, and since they have released 3 more LPs, progressively moving towards a luminous and precious pop with “Gran salt endavant” (2016), “Futbol d’avantguarda” (2018) and the acclaimed “Salsa agredolça” (2020). In April 2021, Da Souza presents the new EP “Boleros”, with four new songs that we could consider an epilogue to the last album.
Music by Bergman: Yellow House
Yellow House is a solo project of Emile van Dango, a singer-songwriter and producer from Cape Town who is also a member of the indie band The Plastics.
It’s mellow and inviting, much like a mild temperature pool in the heat of summer. Yellow House obeys and adheres to nothing but the creative mind. This is the beginning of a magical, mysterious journey, and everyone’s invited.
Yellow House has answered the call for new music from his rapidly growing cult following. “Nobody Home” is a single off his debut LP ‘Mania / Post Mania.’
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Music by Bergman: GUM
Fremantle sweetheart, plus member of Tame Impala and Pond, GUM is Jay Watson’s aka for solo purposes. His debut release Delorean Highway is a coherent representation of GUM‘s limitless musical abilities, in which he’s shown mastering a diverse range of noise vessels.
Jay already has five solo albums and a further eight with Pond under his belt as well as 12 years association with Tame Impala. Despite the constant demands of those bands, Jay admits he finds it important to keep returning to GUM.
Music by Bergman: Vistas
Vistas are an indie 3 piece hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland. The line-up consists of Prentice Robertson, Dylan Rush & Jamie Law. Vistas are a band with catchy choruses, hooky guitar lines and rhythmic thunderous baseline.
The Edinburgh trio have released their debut album ‘Everything Changes In The End’. Packed full of teenage nostalgia encapsulating lost loves, new loves, long summers and unbreakable friendships,
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