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Portland supergroup Sunset Hearts are apparently at work on the followup to Haunted Cloud. Here’s a short tease of a clip with the band listening back to some new recordings. Here’s yet another new local music video! Jacob Augustine (who just released three albums) unveiled the appropriately moody clip for his track “Waco” (the lead on The Original Love today. Poor Kurt Baker, somebody stole his heart! While in Brooklyn for a show recently, Audrey Ryan – a Boston-based Maine native, did a Hear and There video session on the street with Breakthru Radio for her song “Way I Am.” Watch it below: Audrey has a book out. The Need To Be Heard documents the challenges of independent music through a slew of insightful interviews. She’ll be performing and reading from it this Friday at the Oak and the Ax in Biddeford, along with Guy Capecelactro III, who also has a new book out. Ferdinand is turning 10, so we made this video. Check it out, and go to their party this Saturday (8/20) from 5pm-8pm! The Farthest Forests recently played our show at Mayo Street Arts and they’ve just released this playful video for their infectious song, “Run Through The Forest.” Enjoy! Portland musician Samuel James has just released a new video for his song “Nineteen.” The clip was directed by local filmmaker Allen Baldwin and features a refreshing mix of live footage and studio shots for the sparse blues song. Samuel James plays in Portland this Friday with G. Love at the Maine State Pier and again on July 22 at One Longfellow. Easily one of the most compelling new live acts in Portland, Hi Tiger have just finished this video for their song “Wolves,” off their upcoming debut album. We’re excited to be able to share it with you here on HillyTown first! Being local music nerds, we love how Derek references going to see (local instrumental shredders) AOK Suicide Forest towards the end of the song. Keep up the great work, and get that album out soon! Portland mind-expanding experimentalists Planets Around The Sun just unveiled the hypnotic new video for “Water Dub” that they’ve been hanging onto for a minute, so now we can all enjoy it. This isn’t some fancy filter on the video – it was shot this way. The band’s Ian Paige filmed “Water Dub” at the Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art right here in Portland, Maine. Daniel Rozin’s Snow Mirror provided the psychedelic effects. |
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