Diane Coffee (aka Shaun Fleming) -- the "finest arbiters of retro rock realness" (BUST) -- just released "Poor Man Dan," one of two new singles from the PEEL 7" out October 20th, 2017 on Polyvinyl. It's the follow-up to 2015's acclaimed 'Everybody's A Good Dog' LP (Western Vinyl), which saw the Bloomington, IN-based musician make his debut on NPR Music's Tiny Desk Concert and Comedy Bang Bang, and earn praise from WXPN, Stereogum, Interview Magazine, Nerdist, and more.
Listen to "Poor Man Dan" here: https://youtu.be/3khOgkDt6tw
Diane Coffee's first new single in two years arrives after surprise dropping an orchestral live cover of Pink Floyd's "Eclipse" ( Dark Side of the Moon ) during the rare solar eclipse on August 21st: https://youtu.be/jQ3RgJiAX30
Revisit the Tiny Desk: http://www.npr.org/event/music/453159054/diane-coffee-tiny-desk-concert
Often described as "psychedelic Motown" and "R&B Through Bowie" (Village Voice), Shaun Fleming's music has caught the attention from the likes of Run the Jewels (which sampled Diane Coffee on "Crown"), to Pitchfork, SPIN, Uncut, Magnet, and more. Diane Coffee's debut LP My Friend Fish was called "a revelation" (NME) and "superb" (Q). Even before he released a note of music as Diane Coffee, Shaun Fleming had quite a portfolio of work -- as former Foxygen drummer, child actor, and semi-professional skateboarder.
The band is on tour now. Go here for more info: http://conta.cc/2fe3HA5
No comments:
Post a Comment