Eva Jauss, a talented Berlin-based art director, illustrator and set/prop designer, has published a small series of annual report covers previously done for Wilh. Werhahn.
The designs utilise beautiful shapes with smooth eye-pleasing gradients that flow throughout the display, bringing out beautiful progressions within each piece.
Find more work by Eva Jauss here.
Set/Prop Design: Eva Jauss
Photography: Ragnar Schmuck, Michael Breyer
Agency: muehlhausmoers
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A.G. Cook has shared a new single called ‘Beautiful Superstar’. The latest preview of his upcoming album Apple is named after two of the producer’s early tracks – 2014’s ‘Beautiful’ and 2016’s ‘Superstar’ – and arrives with an accompanying music video directed by Cook and Prosper Unger-Hamilton. Check it out below.
“The two tracks have become very defined moments for me, presenting specific and personal flavours of PC Music,” Cook said in a statement. “As one of the last tracks I finished for Apple, ‘Beautiful Superstar’ started as an attempt to craft a very direct, almost traditional song, but I found myself haunted by my debut singles. Building on strange nostalgic memories, it became fitting to reference the past – my old concepts of the ‘future’ – and weave those melodies into something that could say more than words.”
Apple, which marks the follow-up to this year’s 7G, comes out on September 18th. It includes the previously released singles ‘Oh Yeah’ and ‘Xxoplex’.
You can hardly call MOURN an “up-and-coming band”. The Catalonian quartet, consisting of vocalists Carla Pérez Fas and Jazz Rodríguez Bueno, bassist Leia Rodríguez, and drummer Víctor Pelusa – released their self-titled debut all the way back in 2014, a darkly-tinged, ferocious punk album recorded with then-drummer Antonio Postius Echeverría when all four members were still in their teens. Boiling over with the raw emotional intensity you might expect coming from a group of social outcasts who weren’t afraid to name their enemies, the album also showcased the band’s propensity for dynamic arrangements and melodic hooks amidst all the chaos and unbridled frustration. Their stylistic progression is evident throughout 2016’s post-punkish Ha, Ha, He. and 2018’s confident Sorpresa Familia, which saw them fleshing out those qualities without abandoning the youthful energy of their debut. Now, they’re gearing up for the release of their fourth album, Self Worth, which is anchored by a series of driving singles: the raucous ‘This Feeling is Disgusting’ finds the band navigating the uncertainty of adult life, while the newly unveiled ‘Men’ – a sort of update on the 2014 bonus cut ‘Boys Are Cunts’ – pulsates with righteous indignation as it rails against the systems of patriarchy. Growing up might just mean having more things to be angry about, but this has only made MOURN’s music all the more defiant.
We caught up with MOURN for this edition of our Artist Spotlight series, where we showcase artists and give them a chance to talk about their music.
We formed Mourn back in 2014 while Jazz and I (Carla) were studying Arts together. We were always talking about music and messing around with our guitars playing covers so we ended up writing songs together and decided to save money to record them. Asked Leia and Antonio to be part of the band and recorded Mourn (our first album) on a weekend.
Being a musician (especially being in a band nowadays) and living off your music isn’t easy. We’ve always reflected our diaries on our songs; we need to put our feelings out through words and sounds. So it has definitely affected our music in that regard but not in a negative way. Obstacles are in our way to step on them and keep going.
This new album (Self Worth) is the result of a year of listening to what we needed as human beings and as members of the band. Suddenly, when you do what feels right and what liberates you from things you realised weren’t healthy behaviours, you feel empowered. Checking on your human relationships and deciding what you can’t accept anymore and changing them has been an idea that follows the album.
We are constantly debating about how precarious our job is and how much we want it to work. We also share our struggles with money and insecurities on how we’re actually going to survive in the near future (especially with Covid-19 now). Jazz came up with the lyrics about this shared feeling of uncertainty.
We wanted to work with Grulla Estudio for ‘Call You Back’’s music video but because we were quarantined we couldn’t do it. So once we could go outside we started working on the idea for ‘This Feeling Is Disgusting’. We had a long FaceTime call with Alex (Director) and Yai (Director of Photography) and shared our ideas. We felt super comfortable with them because they gave us freedom with our ideas. It was the chillest team and experience ever filming a music video and we can’t wait to work with them again on future projects!
The highs were definitely when Jazz and I went to Lalanne (South of France) for a week and improvised some riffs and wrote lyrics for the album. It was a bonding experience that we’ll never forget. Another high moment was the summer we spent in our rehearsal space playing, sweating like crazy, eating Cheerios and drinking beer. For this record I can’t think of a low moment, to be honest. Maybe when things get stressful because you want something to work and you are impatient as hell haha but I wouldn’t say that’s a low moment.
First of all, we hope that they like what they hear! And if they get deeper into it, we hope they can also feel empowered as we do while playing these songs.
Self-Worth arrives October 30 via Captured Tracks.
Bartees Strange has previewed his upcoming album Live Forever with a new single called ‘Kelly Rowland’. Following the previously released ‘Mustang’ and ‘Boomer’, the track is accompanied by a music video directed by Britain Weyant. Check it out below.
“Another song that will probably stick with me forever because I had the hugest crush on Kelly Rowland and I copied literally every stylistic move Nelly did as a high schooler. Band aid included,” Strange wrote on Twitter.
Speaking about the song in an interview with Stereogum, the singer-songwriter said: “‘Kelly Rowland’ is my peak hedonistic dream, if I had no rules. I was in Berlin, and I saw the most beautiful, talented, wealthy, amazing people, we partied all night and danced all night. And I was like, ‘I cannot believe people live every day like this.’ It’s this hyper-idealized vision of what I wish I could be, for a moment.”
Live Forever is out October 2nd via Memory Music. Check out our Artist Spotlight interview with Bartees Strange here.
Taylor Swift gave ‘betty’ its live debut last night (September 16) at the the 55th Academy of Country Music Awards. The singer performed the folklore single at Nashville’s legendary Grand Ole Opry House. Check it out below.
Though she’s garnered nine ACM Awards in the past, last night marked the first time Swift performed at the ceremony since 2013, when she joined Tim McGraw and Keith Urban for a performance of ‘Highway Don’t Care’.
folklore, Swift’s eighth studio album, was released in July, and became the top-selling album of 2020. It features contributions from the National’s Aaron Dessner, Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, Jack Antonoff, and more.
Faye Webster has released a new song titled ‘Better Distractions’. Recorded at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, Georgia and produced by the singer-songwriter’s frequent collaborator Drew Vandenberg, the single arrives with an accompanying music video directed by Matt Swinsky and Eat Humans. Watch it below.
“I wrote this song kinda without knowing I was writing it,” Webster said in a press release. “It’s a kind of free association, just thoughts running straight from my head onto paper untouched. I also think it’s best my band has ever sounded on record.”
Along with the new single, Webster has also announced a full band performance scheduled for October 6, to be streamed via Noonchorus. Her last album was 2019’s Atlanta Millionaires Club.
Angel Olsen has shared a cover of Bobby Vinton’s 1962 classic ‘Mr. Lonely’, which appears on the soundtrack for Miranda July’s upcoming film Kajillionaire. A snippet of the cover, which was recorded with the film’s composer Emile Mosseri, was originally featured on the film’s trailer, but has now been released in full. Listen to it below.
“Suddenly there she was,” Olsen said in a statement about her involvement in the film. “THE MIRANDA JULY in my text messages. She was working on songs with Emile for the upcoming film Kajillionaire, which at the time I knew nothing about. I just so happened to be in Los Angeles. So I met with them both, and we talked about cadence and we talked about life and we talked about the film.”
“Miranda directed me to sing the cover in the way she and Emile thought it would represent the feelings behind the film,” she added. “It was a lovely experience. Later, Miranda and I went outside for a little break and we did a little improv with each other. Just us.”
Both the film and its soundtrack are set for release on September 25. Olsen’s latest studio album, Whole New Mess, came out last month. The singer-songwriter also recently covered George Harrison’s ‘Beware of Darkness’.
Tim Heidecker and Weyes Blood‘s Natalie Mering have shared a new collaborative track from Heidecker’s upcoming album, Fear of Death. Check out ‘Property’ below.
The song marks the third single from the album following the title track and ‘Nothing’. Fear of Death, which also features contributions from the Lemon Twigs, Foxygen’s Jonathan Rado, and more, arrives on September 25th via Spacebomb.
The new single comes shortly after the release of the trailer for a Showtime series called Moonbase 8, which stars Heidecker, Fred Armisen and John C. Reilly. It premieres on November 8th.
Thom Yorke has shared a remix of Clark’s ‘Isolation Theme’, from the electronic producer’s soundtrack to the 2019 thriller Daniel Isn’t Real. Listen to it below.
“I took Clark’s score of ‘Isolation Theme’ and simply made it feel like the moment we were entering; being told to stay indoors, entering a new type of silence,” Yorke said in a press release. “I guess I simplified it in a way, into waveforms that were being disrupted. I was surprised how frightening it became.”
Clark added: “I started working on Daniel Isn’t Real around the time I was asked to remix Thom’s track ‘Not The News’, so it has a neat circularity closing the expanded edition of the score with him remixing me. I was surprised how well the midi translated to his remix. He got such a good pure electronic tone out of it. It amazes me how simple note information, if it has a nice shape, can transmit to multiple voicings. This isn’t good news for genres. It’s good news for me though.”
The remix comes ahead of the expanded release of Clark’s score for the 2019 film, which is set to arrive on December 6 via Deutsche Grammophon.
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