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Giraffage releases music video for “Maybes” feat. Japanese Breakfast

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LISTEN TO NEW GIRAFFAGE SINGLE “GREEN TEA” FEATURING ANGELICA BESS

Debut album Too Real out this Friday on Counter Records via Inertia Music

San Franciscan producer Charlie Yin, best known as Giraffage, has unveiled a new video for his song “Maybes” featuring Japanese Breakfast. Directed Jon Ryan and Ride or Cry, the video premiered via 88Rising and captures various snapshot life moments over the producer’s signature kaleidoscopic beats and dreamy synth-pop.

“Maybes” is taken from Giraffage’s debut album Too Real, out now on Counter Records via Inertia Music.

Giraffage
Too Real

1. Do U Want Me
2. Maybes (feat. Japanese Breakfast)
3. Slowly (feat. Matosic)
4. Edge
5. Green Tea (feat. Angelica Bess)
6. Falling Softly
7. Earth
8. 19 Hours (feat. Harrison Lipton)
9. Just Over the Horizon
10. First Breath

Too Real by Giraffage is out now on Counter Records via Inertia Music
Pre-Order it here: https://Inertia.lnk.to/TooReal

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Out Now Friday, October 20

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Giraffage
Too Real

San Francisco-based producer Giraffage(Charlie Yin), whose dreamy synth-pop productions have appointed him as one of electronic music’s most refreshing and innovative producers among the landscape, takes a sonic leap forward with his new record Too Real. The album, taking sonic and stylistic cues from disperatct acts like Soichi Terada or Radiohead, “is a return to my musical interests and roots.”
“As a still-young artist exploring new intersections of
timbre and meaning, Yin deserves praise for his
creativity, and optimism about his future.”
Exclaim!, 8/10
Out now on Ninja Tune via Inertia Music
         
Floating Points
Ratio

In 2015 Sam Shepherd – aka Floating Points – released his break out, critically acclaimed debut Elaenia. Earlier this year he followed up the album with Reflections – Mojave Desert, a short film and soundtrack featuring tracks recorded in the Mojave Desert.  Today the musical polymath is back with his latest project, “Ratio“; an epic track bordering on 19-minutes that harks back to his earlier dance floor focused releases
“Applies the expanded scope of [‘Elainia’] to the dance music
of his first few singles, stretching out for 19 minutes of slowly
unfolding analog sounds and pulsing techno drums.”
Spin
Out now on Pod via Inertia Music
Bully
Losing

Bully burst onto the scene in 2015 with their critically acclaimed album Feels Like. Today the band present Losing. While Feels Like tumbled headlong into the precarious nature of front woman Alicia Bognanno‘s young adult life, Losing is a document of the complexity of growth: navigating breakups with sensitivity, learning not to run away from your troubles but to face them no matter how messy they may be.
“Alicia Bognanno is in her prime as a musician, songwriter, and
producer, and somehow comes out of Losing better than
before, proving herself as one of the most consistent
and impressive artists of the decade.”
The Line Of Best Fit, 8/10
Out now on Sub Pop via Inertia Music
         
Destroyer
ken

ken was produced by Josh Wells of Black Mountain, who has been the drummer in Destroyer since 2012. The album was recorded in its entirety in the jam space/studio space that the group calls The Balloon Factory. However, unlike Destroyer’s previous album Poison Season, ken was not recorded as a “band” record, though everyone in the band does make an appearance.
“His 12th album contains semi-acoustic strumming, hurtling shoegaze
and shimmering Italian house, but mostly settles on a blissful,
electronic pop sound that’s often reminiscent of a
hazier, more beatific Temptation-era New Order.”
The Guardian, ★★★★
Out now on Dead Oceans via Inertia Music
Simian Mobile Disco
Anthology: 10 Years Of SMD

2017 sees the 10-year anniversary of Simian Mobile Disco’s debut album, Attack Decay Sustain Release, and to celebrate, Wichita Records are releasing both the original LP, as well as presenting a special digital compilation Anthology: 10 Years Of SMD, featuring tracks selected by the duo from across their whole catalogue, showcasing the continuous aesthetic thread that runs through their diverse body of work
Out now on Wichita Recordings via [PIAS]
Visionist
Value

Visionist returns with his second album Value, a precise body of work which across its 10 tracks, builds on his conceptual, thematic process, finding assertion in the values of self-discipline through meticulous composition. Value follows this trajectory of strength and vulnerability by examining broader themes of machismo and effeminacy, self-deprecation and self-love, and self-preservation and validation. 
Out now on Big Dada via Inertia Music
Project Pablo
Hope You’re Well

Project Pablo today release his new EP Hope You’re Well on Technicolour. Channeling the big room sound along with the disparate influences of his upbringing, Hope You’re Well was written and recorded off-the-road at a studio in Montreal. “I focused on long form structures,” he explains. “Digital synthesis and clean, hi-fi production was the palette – I strayed from hooks and leaned towards intuitive melodies.”
Out now on Technicolour via Inertia Music
Coldcut V On-U Sound
Kajra

This May saw the long-overdue collaboration between Coldcut and Adrian Sherwood, two giants of the UK’s underground music scene. Their dub-pop opus Outside The Echo Chamber brought together these longstanding innovators who – after the past 30 years – finally got into the studio together. Today single “Kajra” (taken from the album) is given the full dub and rework treatment in a bumper-pack of mixes.
Out now on Ahead Of Our Time via Inertia Music
Grandbrothers
Open

Düsseldorf duo Grandbrothers today release their second album Open. Grandbrothers are the sum of unique parts: Progressive Swiss sofware designer Lukas Vogel and German-Turkish pianist Erol Sarp. Their second album Open twins Sarp’s piano skills with Vogel’s talent for both building the formidably intricate mechanics with which he exploits his partner’s instrument and also designing its software.
“Sit down with this record, embrace and absorb it;
at its finest, it will really transport you.”
Loud And Quiet
Out now on City Slang via Inertia Music
   
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Giraffage reveals new single ‘Green Tea’ feat. Angelica Bess, Too Real debut album out this Friday

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Giraffage reveals new single ‘Green Tea’ feat. Angelica Bess, Too Real debut album out this Friday

LISTEN TO NEW GIRAFFAGE SINGLE
“GREEN TEA” FEATURING ANGELICA BESS

Debut album Too Real out this Friday
on Counter Records via Inertia Music

“‘Too Real’ is its own tribute to digital culture – peppered with the purring cell phone
vibrations and the twinkling tones of text messages – but is subtler, sleepier
and sexier. With watercolour softness, he blends the whimsical melodies
of ’80s Japanese house music with contemporary R&B to create a
sound that’s inextricably modern.”
NPR

“Giraffage is an omnivorous music lover.”
Pitchfork

“This San Franciscan is no newcomer, but 2017 is his year.”
Billboard

San Franciscan producer Charlie Yin, best known as Giraffage, has unveiled his new single “Green Tea“, taken from his forthcoming debut album, Too Real, out this Friday. A collaboration with American vocalist Angelica Bess that premiered overnight on The FADER, the track is released on Counter Records via Inertia Music, and follows on from his previous singles from the album, “Slowly“ and “Maybes“.

Combining a soft build with Bess’ smooth vocals, the combination of piano chords, and bass-backed electro synths make for a slow, dreamy production that carries added tempo on the breakdown.

After making a name for himself touring with names like Porter Robinson, Flume, Phantogram,and XXYYXX, Giraffage has taken a sonic leap forward on his debut album Too Real. Inspired by groundbreaking acts as Yellow Magic Orchestra, Haruomi Hosono, Soichi Terada, Interpol, and Radiohead, Too Real acts as an embodiment of the producer’s personal journey of self healing, with each song representing a different period in his life.

“‘This is some of the best music I’ve ever written,” says Yin. “The album was written from 2015 – 2017 during a dark period of my life. So finally finishing it was a rather cathartic experience and I’m excited for what the future may hold.” 

Giraffage
Too Real

1. Do U Want Me
2. Maybes (feat. Japanese Breakfast)
3. Slowly (feat. Matosic)
4. Edge
5. Green Tea (feat. Angelica Bess)
6. Falling Softly
7. Earth
8. 19 Hours (feat. Harrison Lipton)
9. Just Over the Horizon
10. First Breath

Too Real by Giraffage is out this Friday on Counter Records via Inertia Music
Pre-Order it here: https://Inertia.lnk.to/TooReal

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Giraffage releases new single “Maybes” featuring Japanese Breakfast – THE PARTAE

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GIRAFFAGE RELEASES NEW SINGLE “MAYBES” FEATURING JAPANESE BREAKFAST

Debut album Too Real out Friday October 20 on Counter Records via Inertia Music

“Giraffage is an omnivorous music lover.”
Pitchfork

“This San Franciscan is no newcomer, but 2017 is his year.”
Billboard

San Francisco producer Giraffage shares his new song “Maybes” featuring Japanese Breakfast (Dead Oceans) off his debut album Too Real, out Friday October 20 on Counter Records via Inertia Music. The stunning track perfectly pairs the producer’s unparalleled artistry and technical skill with Michelle Zauner‘s bewitching voice, showcasing an artfulness that continues to set him apart from the pack

Giraffage (Charlie Yin) has taken a sonic leap forward on Too Real, expanding the synth-pop productions that appointed him as one of electronic music’s most refreshing and innovative producers among the landscape.

The album is available for pre-order now, and chronicles the producer’s personal journey of self healing, with each song representing a different period in his life.

Giraffage
Too Real

1. Do U Want Me
2. Maybes (feat. Japanese Breakfast)
3. Slowly (feat. Matosic)
4. Edge
5. Green Tea (feat. Angelica Bess)
6. Falling Softly
7. Earth
8. 19 Hours (feat. Harrison Lipton)
9. Just Over the Horizon
10. First Breath

Too Real by Giraffage is out Friday October 20 on Counter Records via Inertia Music
Pre-Order it here: https://Inertia.lnk.to/TooReal

www.giraffage.com
www.facebook.com/giraffage
www.twitter.com/giraffage
www.instagram.com/giraffage

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