Tchotchke album out 12/9 from ORG Music - “Wish You Were a Girl” Music Video premier and tour dates!

NYC-based Tchotchke is Anastasia 24 (drums, vocals) Eva 23 (bass, vocals) and Emily 26 (guitar, vocals). Anastasia, Eva and Emily whose self-titled debut features ten bedazzling and instantly sing-a-long-able anthems (in a Ramones-like 30 minutes). Here's their new video, for first single from the album "Wish You Were A Girl," premiered yesterday at FLOOD Magazine  https://flaunt.com/content/flaunt-premiere-tchotchke Tchotchke has spent most of the year on the road, supporting a who’s who of indie-bands bands such as Broncho, The Lemon Twigs, The Paranoyds, and Adam Green. “Led by lead singer and drummer Anastasia who looks just like a young Fiona Apple (and can sing like her too) ... their songs are a celebration of young womanhood and would be right at home for fans of Vivian Girls Alvvays or PJ Harvey.” - UVM Post "Hits hard and cuts deep, all while shimmering with an inimitable, infectious light.” - Atwood Magazine

RELEASE DATE: 12/9/2022  Upcoming tour dates: 10/28 @ Market Hotel Brooklyn in NY w/ The Paranoyds 10/29 @ Cafe 939 in Boston MA w/ The Paranoyds 11/8 @ Soda Bar in San Diego CA w/ Adam Green 11/9 @ Zebulon in Los Angeles CA w/ Adam Green 11/10 @ The Chapel in San Francisco CA w/ Adam Green 11/11 @ Star Theater in Portland OR w/ Adam Green 11/12 @ Barboza in Seattle WA w/ Adam Green “Wish You Were a Girl” Music Video blurb: New York City - Earlier this year Tchotchke released their debut album produced by The Lemon Twigs and via their own Tchotchke Records. They present a video for one of its tracks “Wish You Were a Girl” that stars the band as runaway-brides and rebels against feminine traditions stock ideas and rituals. Los Angeles-based filmmaker Ambar Navarro (Soccer Mommy, Cuco) directed the video that spoofs 1950's homemaker traditions this time it’s Tchotchke who "accidentally" burns down the kitchen while baking a pie. "The entire video plays with this fictitious smokey dollhouse world where the band runs away from all feminine responsibilities and forced ideologies,” says Navarro.