TRISTEN ANNOUNCES KICKSTARTER FOR ALBUM
C A V E S
LAUNCHES PUPNAKE RECORDS
HEAR THE NEW SONGS "NO ONE'S GONNA KNOW" AND "GOLD STAR"
Tristen is excited to announce her own label Pupsnake Records, the home to her forthcoming sophomore album C A V E S.
In order to release the album, the Nashville based and Chicago born
artist has launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise the necessary funds
to print, promote, and distribute her record. As an initial incentive
she is offering up the first single "No One's Gonna Know" as a download
for a 1 dollar donation to the cause. Fans can also pre order the
album, reserve their own copy of a limited edition vinyl, and purchase
other fun and unique incentives via the Kickstarter campaign page.
Fans
can get a sneak peak at a second song from the forthcoming album via
the fan created videos for "Gold Star". The videos are the result of
Tristen's participation with the Video Star App ( videostarapp.com/free),
which lets music fans film videos to go along with their favorite
songs. The track was embraced by tens of thousands budding video stars.
Here area few of our favorite entries.
Soon after the release of her critically acclaimed debut record Charlatans At The Garden Gate
in February 2011, Tristen began writing new songs on the Lowery Organ
in her home studio. For the past two years she has spent her time
between pounding the pavement and recording C A V E S. The
journey began at Alex the Great studios in Nashville, where basic
tracks were laid. She then spent blisteringly cold January in Omaha
with Mike Mogis' recording vocals and string arrangements. Tristen
would make final stops at Los Angeles' Sunset Sound and Nashville's
Sound Emporium to record finishing touches. With all recording
complete, the album was sent over seas to accomplished UK producer
Stephen Hague for mixing.
Tristen won honors for Charlatans At The Garden Gate as the Nashville Scene's #1 Local Release of 2011. The record was also labeled one of American Songwriters Top 50 Albums of the year. Upon its release it was met with wide ranging critical praise from sources including NPR, Rolling Stone, Spin, Paste, KCRW, World Café, The Wall Street Journal, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune and more.
"Her
addictive debut is full of such moments: catchy refrains with multiple
meanings, ear-tugging melodies with hidden hooks. She flaunts a
philosophy major's palette amidst echoes of vintage rockabilly and girl
group pop: Gods battle, queens bid their rule, girlfriends enable
druggy lovers." -Rolling Stone
"Charlatans at the Garden Gate flaunts
Tristen's pop education. The hooks on these 11 songs often whip things
into a giddy, exuberant frenzy. But she's got a pensive side, too -
she's comfortable riding the bittersweet roads that '70s
singer-songwriter Harry Nilsson knew so well." - NPR All Things Considered
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