Gordi Releases New Single "Broke Scene" and a Gripping Music Video
Gordi, the musical moniker of Sophie Payten, has released a new single "Broke Scene," and announced national tour dates with longtime friend Bon Iver.
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Gordi, the musical moniker of Sophie Payten, has released a new single "Broke Scene," and announced national tour dates with longtime friend Bon Iver.
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“Free Association” Gordi (Helado Negro Remix) 2 months ago “Free Association”by Gordi (Helado Negro Remix) Gordi AKA: Sophie Payten, releases Our Two Skins (Remixed) on January 27th via Jagjaguwar. The collection features remixes by Helado Negro, Ryan Hemsworth, Georgia Maq (Camp Cope), Loraine James, Lawrence English, and Alex Somers. Ahead of the release, Gordi has shared the “Free Association” remix from Helado Negro whom she crossed paths with at PEOPLE Festival in Berlin. “I must have listened to This Is How You Smile a dozen times when it came out. The subtle pulses a...
Best LGBTQ music of 2020: Jan 1, 2021 | Gregg Shapiro | Contributing Writer In more ways than anyone would care to count, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live. Near the top of the list are the ways in which we experience music. Live music venues — from concert halls and intimate clubs to festivals and cruises — were hit the hardest, and the future of these performance spaces remains uncertain. Fortunately, we still have plenty of recorded music to enjoy while we face the possibility of both a vaccine and further lockdowns. Staying productive Some musicians have used the oppo...