Lapland Releases Self-Titled Debut Album

After picking up a huge variety of rave reviews and praise, Lapland is releasing his stunning debut self-titled album ‘Lapland’ on 10th March, alongside his UK debut single ‘Where Did It Go?’ When listening to the album, one can almost sense the infinite diversity of influences that have shaped Lapland’s style. Born in Brooklyn yet seeking comfort in the solitude of his thoughts, his spirituality is reflected in this uplifting album.

Come May, Lapland will be embarking on his first set of UK performances, including all three legs at this years Dot-To-Dot festival. He has already received critical acclaim for his music from both the UK and the US:

Josh Mease’s smooth voice fills out his mixes with dense background vocals, and there is a certain timelessness to the shape of his melodies. The full and dreamy production transports the listener to a space and time far from the chaos of the city, notwithstanding the unusual electronic effects. Think Grizzly Bear with some Boards of Canada mixed in”. The Deli Magazine [US] 

Absolutely perfect. – We All Want Someone To Shout For [UK] 

‘Texan boy with the melodic gifts of the greats and the studio nous of a wunderkind … Album of the year, so far.’ The Guardian [UK] JANUARY 2014 –

‘Where Did It Go’ and ‘Lapland’ will be release on 10th march.

Tour Dates:

21st May – Oslo, London (opening for St Paul and the Broken Bones)
23rd May – Dot To Dot, Manchester
24th May – Dot To Dot, Bristol
25th May – Dot To Dot, Nottingham
27th May – The Islington, London

Stream ‘Lapland’ :: https://soundcloud.com/top-button-digital/sets/lapland/s-FaJ7v

Listen – https://soundcloud.com/listentolapland/where-did-it-go-single

Carousel – ‘Wolf’s Awake’

The latest from indie pop duo Carousel is the cute and catchy ‘Wolf’s Awake’ single. The pair from Brooklyn have the capacity to come up with some nice vintage synth sounds and layer this with delicate vocal melodies and palm-muted guitar riffs. Essential listening.

http://www.carouselmusicpage.com/