Tying Tiffany Unveils “One Place” Video

Italy’s Tying Tiffany crafts her own brand of dark, dreamy pop, full of buzzing synths, piercing vocals, and infectious electro-beats. Her songs have been featured in TV shows and video games, and her project T.T.L. is responsible for the music featured in the official trailers for both The Hunger Games and the new Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Tying Tiffany released her One EP in March via ZeroKilled Music

EP track “One Place” is dark and haunting, with buzzing bass, shimmering synth, and ghostly, echoing vocals. Having recently shared the “One Place” MP3, Tying Tiffany unleashes a brand new video for the track today! Made up of fan-submitted footage, you can watch the “One Place” video .

Tying Tiffany’s new EP also features single “One Second” which sets a shadowy, mysterious tone with deep, swirling instrumentation, haunting lyrics, and an echoing chorus. “One Girl,” has a pulsing beat and attention-grabbing chorus that begs you to move, and One End” closes the release with a jolting, erratic rhythm and murmuring vocals. You can stream the full One EP HERE, and be sure to grab a copy via iTunes or any other digital retailer!

No Surrender -’Medicine Babies’ June 16, + FREE Mp3 & More!

No Surrender to Release Medicine Babies
(June 16, 2011, ZerOKilled Music)
 
Pitchfork Premieres MP3 of “Silver Hall”
ft. Tunde Adembipe of TV on the Radio
 
“Your new favorite shit.”–Vice Magazine

“Just remember that Medicine Babies is the name of the album dropping…and it’s gonna be dope.”– RCRD LBL
 
No stranger to the New York underground scene, No Surrender is gearing up to release their intricate sophomore effort Medicine Babies (June 16th, 2011, ZerOKilled Music). Blending hip-hop, electro, soul, synth-pop, and indie-rock, No Surrender’s spanning sound is genre-bending . Produced by former Tricky muse singer Costanza Francavilla and European production team Radioclit (Santigold, M.I.A The Very Best), Medicine Babies will be featuring several guests including TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe.
 
No Surrender’s members, Seraphim, Steeples, and Gnomad, banded together during the 90s, co-hosting the famous Revenge of The Muse parties at venues such as Brownies, CBGB’s Gallery, and Baby Jupiter, before Guiliani’s New York took its stronghold. Sharing the stage with Mike Ladd, Antipop Consortium, Stiffed (Santigold’s former band), and Apollo Heights, they proved to be a New York staple.
 
After self-releasing their critically lauded debut, White Power Black Magic, No Surrender was put on hold- due to good news. Eddie Steeples became a permanent cast member on NBC’s My Name Is Earl, playing Darnell/Crabman. Shelving unfinished tracks they began working on, Seraphim participated in different projects (including guesting on tracks for Evil Nine and Infesticons) until Steeples finished filming. Picking up right where they left off, but adding years of experience and influences, No Surrender took on producer Costanza Francavilla to finish Medicine Babies in the ZerOKilled studio in Brooklyn.
 
Check out the Pitchfork premiere of “Silver Hall”,which features Tunde Adembipe of TV on the Radio, and production by Radioclit.The premiere also includes the fantastic video for “Godda Get It”. Medicine Babies’ first single, “Godda Get It” premiered last year, and also features production by Radioclit. The track, which RCRD LBL called “a groping, grimy jam sticky with parking-lot feedback, Rick James-esque yelps, and fuzzy synths,”.