Showing posts with label Cage Tropical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cage Tropical. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Watch: Frankie Rose Airs Music Video For "Love in Rockets"

Brooklyn singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Frankie Rose has aired the video for her dreamy single "Love in Rockets".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from her newest album 'Cage Tropical', which came out last month (August 11) via on Slumberland Records/Grey Market. Grab it here.

The video features footage of Frankie's family in East LA in the 50s-60s. Watch it below.


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Monday, August 07, 2017

Watch: Frankie Rose Premieres Music Video For "Dyson Sphere"

Brooklyn singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Frankie Rose has premiered the video for her new single "Dyson Sphere".

The song is taken from her upcoming new album 'Cage Tropical', which will be released this Friday (August 11) via on Slumberland Records/Grey Market. Pre-order your copy here.

The video was directed by Daniel Patrick Carbone. Watch it below.


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Friday, July 14, 2017

Watch: Frankie Rose Reveals Music Video For New Single "Red Museum"

Brooklyn singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Frankie Rose has revealed the video for her dreamy new single "Red Museum".

The song is taken from her upcoming new album 'Cage Tropical', which will be released on August 11 via on Slumberland Records/Grey Market. Pre-order your copy here.

The video was directed by Geneva Jacuzzi. Watch it below.


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Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Frankie Rose Announces New LP 'Cage Tropical', Airs New Single "Trouble”

Brooklyn singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Frankie Rose  —formerly of the Vivian Girls, Crystal Stilts and Dum Dum Girls—  has announced 'Cage Tropical', her first new album in four years.

The follow-up to 2013's Herein Wild  will be out August 11 via Sluberland/Grey Market, and was made with Jorge Elbrecht (Tamaryn, No Joy, Violens) featuring contributions from Dave Harrington (Darkside). It was created during an ill-fated stay in LA after departing her Brooklyn base.

"It’s all essentially based on what happened to me in Los Angeles and then a return to Brooklyn," Rose says of Cage Tropical. "Misery turned into something good. The whole record to me is a redemption record and it is the most positive one I’ve made."

Pre-order the album here, and check out the first single "Trouble" below.


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