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A Highly Seductive Quinn Spinn History Lesson (ft. The OG Quinn Spinn Family)

Posted on September 8, 2022 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

The OG family has been traveling a bit, but that doesn’t stop the crew from getting together and recording a highly seductive episode of The Quinn Spinn!

The Quinn visits Scotty and L at The New Doghouse in New York, while JD joins remotely from vacation in Ohio. We hear about Scotty’s latest encounter with Coach McQuakes, explore the fried wonders of the Minnesota State Fair, and share nine years (and maybe more) worth of Quinn Spinn memories.

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Daily Spinn: Gerald Slevin’s ‘Kiss to the Future’

Posted on February 16, 2021 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

If you’re familiar with the New York art pop scene, you may already know Gerald Slevin. As frontman of the Brooklyn-based psychedelic pop outfit The Color Bars, Slevin has performed at SXSW and toured the world, even signing with Tokyo-based label 5D.

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The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Monday, June 1

Posted on May 31, 2020 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

We start your week with a mellow Daily Spinn — one that examines the lonely, contemplative side of these strange times.

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Secret’s Out: Leah Voysey’s Simmering ‘Keep It to Yourself’

Posted on July 27, 2019 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

Back in March, we were introduced to Leah Voysey via a taste of “Poison.”

Now, Leah is back with a different kind of edge and intensity.

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The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Wednesday, June 5

Posted on June 4, 2019 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

Lately, we’ve come into contact with a lot of urban country artists who are both delightful performers and people. Like this one. And this one. Oh, and this one and all of these ones.

We have much love for the genre and those who have made it into the versatile, powerful force it has become. And, I can recall of the very point in time when I became aware that country, in all of its forms, is everywhere — including, even, the big city.

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Watching The Stash’s ‘Waste the Night’ Video is Time Well Spent

Posted on January 25, 2019 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

There’s nothing quite like New York City in the winter time, and there’s no video from an independent artist we’ve seen like the one we’re about to show you.

The Stash Concludes Prolific 2018 with New Single, ‘Don’t Wait’

Posted on December 22, 2018 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

Beacon, NY future pop five-piece The Stash enjoyed a busy back half of 2018. The band re-defined its sound, releasing a series of singles to let new and old listeners alike into their slick-sounding world.

On Friday, they kicked off winter by leaving a lasting impression as 2018 came to a close.

Ralph’s Reviews: Have a Sampling of Scott Danger Bravo

Posted on December 12, 2018 by ECM Admin Leave a comment

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New York-based songwriter Scott Danger Bravo has released a series of six singles throughout the course of 2018 that, in my opinion, definitely deserve some attention.

Blood Blush Release Dark, Ambient “Trust” EP.

Posted on November 6, 2018 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

New York City’s Blood Blush have released their debut EP, “Trust,” a four-track offering of new-wave inspired post-punk with a gothic twist, coated with a generous helping of hazy, reverb-heavy ambiance.

Spotify’s New Co.Lab Events to Provide Expert Insight to Musicians

Posted on September 29, 2018 by Gerard Longo Leave a comment

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Spotify has announced that it will hold a series of events beginning this fall, meant to give working artists the opportunity to learn from music industry experts on a variety of topics.

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