Juliana is back with 14 brand new songs on her new album "Pussycat" out April 28th on American Laundromat Records. Available on CD, LP and Cassette. Limited Edition Peach and Pink vinyl bundles available exclusively at www.alr-music.com
Impossible Song is the first track to be released from the upcoming album Pussycat.
It premiered today at PopMatters.
There's also a short article at The Boston Globe where Juliana talks about the album:
“I’m definitely not a time waster. I try to do everything as quickly and thiftily as I can,”...“But this was especially quick. I guess cathartic is the word. It was kind of like an electric flash of creativity. For better or worse, it just happened.”
Juliana's contribution to Rough Trade Publishing's A Song A Day Keeps The Pain Away project is released today.
"Kellyanne" is an exclusive to the subscription model of the project ($20+ USD), and therefore not available for individual purchase.
Listen to the demo from a 1988 recording session that became Blake Babies' "Take Me" from the album Rosy Jack World.
As premiered in Freda's article for The Talkhouse, this version of what would become titled Take Me is from the Blake Babies Earwig demos project.
It sounds fantastic and augurs well for the rest of the album.
The I Don't Cares (the new band featuring Juliana and The Replacements' Paul Westerberg) have released a new single.
Featuring Westerberg on lead vocal, King Of America is the 2nd track to be revealed from their forthcoming debut album Wild Stab.
So far it's only available from iTunes. (US and UK links).
Also, Amazon (US and UK)
The tracklist:
The artwork:
There's a new band in town.
They're called The I Don't Cares.
Juliana Hatfield is in it.
Paul Westerberg is in it.
There's a single.
It's called 1/2 2 P.
You can buy it at Nimbit Music.
You can buy it at iTunes or stream on Apple Music in the US & UK and no doubt elsewhere.
It's on Spotify.
It's on Rdio.
It's from an album called Wild Stab.
Wild Stab is "coming soon".
There you go.
A photo posted by Brad Walsh (@bradwalsh) on
New!* Coming next month!**
Juliana features on a track titled Easy, which she has co-written with Brad. The lyrics are on Brad's site.
*As pointed out on the This Is The Sound Group, the words are a combination of lines from Don't Wanna Dance and Candy Wrappers, the former having been previously remixed by Walsh in 2011. So, sort of New!
** Update November 4, 2015 - the EP is now available on all major download / streaming services (in the UK at least - it's out in the US tomorrow - November 5). You can also hear it at SoundCloud.
"If I Could" from the upcoming sophomore release, "Whatever, My Love" by The Juliana Hatfield Three. Out February 17th on American Laundromat Records.
The 4th track from Whatever, My Love to get the pre-release streaming treatment is I'm Shy - another of the re-recorded versions of songs previously released on mp3 a decade back.
The album's out on general release tomorrow of course.
"I'm Shy" is a song about being shy.
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) February 16, 2015
"Wood" from the upcoming Juliana Hatfield Three sophomore release "Whatever, My Love" available February 17th on American Laundromat Records.
American Laundromat Records are now streaming a third song from the forthcoming Juliana Hatfield Three album, Whatever, My Love.
Wood is one of two bonafide all new songs on the record.
Juliana calls the song "the opposite of 'I Wanna Sex You Up'" and describes it as being "about numbness and dissociation – feeling like a block of wood." Speaking to Rolling Stone, she says:
There are mood swings in both mind and body. Like I've said before in songs like 'I Got No Idols,' sometimes 'I don't like to be touched.' How do you handle it when you feel dead and numb? When your significant other wants affection and you don't? It's complicated and mysterious, biological and psychological and emotional.
It sounds very much like a Juliana Hatfield Three song should in 2015. Good work.
"Ordinary Guy" from the upcoming Juliana Hatfield Three sophomore release "Whatever, My Love" available February 17th on American Laundromat Records.
American Laundromat Records are streaming another song from the forthcoming Juliana Hatfield Three album Whatever, My Love.
Ordinary Guy is another reworked version of a song previously released in Juliana's 'Honor Download Experiment' a decade ago.
Here we go then. This track is taken from the forthcoming Juliana Hatfield Three album, Whatever, My Love.
It's a new recording of a song first heard in the 'honor downloads experiment' a decade ago.
Juliana:
I have always loved this song and I always wanted it to be done up properly and although this is not shockingly or radically different than the demo, I really love it.
Folk over on the PledgeMusic comments recall Juliana performing this song at the Bush Hall shows in London back in 2006. The website you're reading now exists because of those shows.
The song is rather special, isn't it?
Juliana's cover of 'Needle In The Hay' by Elliott Smith is released today* on the 'I Saved Latin!' compilation album - a tribute to Wes Anderson.
*It is available in physical and digital formats in the US. The UK digital stores and stream services also have it today with Amazon UK showing a CD date of May 26. Other regions may vary.
Juliana's cover of Elliott Smith's 'Needle In The Hay' (from the previously announced Wes Anderson tribute album 'I Saved Latin!') can currently be heard at Paste.
The tracklist for Juliana's new album, released today via PledgeMusic (subscribers only):
It is titled 'Wild Animals', acoustic and very much a solo effort, similar to the sound of the Peace & Love album.
It's available to download as mp3 and...drumroll...FLAC.
Juliana says to pledgers:
I am eternally grateful and so happy and lucky to be able to keep making my music for you. I sincerely hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed assembling it in my little back room with the bird songs coming in through the windows.
Currently this is a PledgeMusic exclusive but as per the last two projects we can expect a general release within a few weeks. UPDATE - the release date is September 10. Pre-orders are being taken at julianahatfield.com.
tomorrow, 2 p.m., EST (eastern standard time[massachusetts time]) we will launch my new pledgemusic.com peoplefunded project
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) June 1, 2013
That's 7pm British Summer Time, 6pm UTC.
As spotted by Andrew on the This Is The Sound group, there is a new* song titled Miles Away available to listen at Juliana's PledgeMusic profile page.
Bring on tomorrow.
*it's a new old song
Clip from Rock 'N' Roll High School (1979) with The Ramones performing "Do You Wanna Dance?". More info: http://www.shoutfactorystore.com/prod.aspx?pfid=5257131
Juliana's cover of this cover can be heard now by PledgeMusic subscribers.
How rare. A Juliana remix.
Don't Wanna Dance (Brad Walsh remix) has been created for use as runway music for Christian Siriano at New York Fashion Week.
You may recall that Brad Walsh took some excellent photos of Juliana after a book reading in 2008.
If you haven't already nabbed the track at PledgeMusic you can download from this direct link to the mp3:
http://www.bradwalsh.com/audio/JulianaHatfield-DontWannaDance-BradWalshRemix.mp3
If you're curious, you can listen to Brad's remix of 'She's A Blast' by The Beautiful Bodies (from the same EP) at SoundCloud.
a couple of notes for any Brits reading this:
1 'runway' means 'catwalk'.
2 sadly it's not that Brad Walsh
Wow.
Just hours after the PledgeMusic download release of There's Always Another Girl, we now have some bonus demos too!
Released under the old skool Juliana honor system, 12 tracks are now available for download at Juliana's official site. Although some have been available before (at Juliana's site and PledgeMusic) there are some interesting new ones. They are released with the caveat:
Please understand/be forewarned that some of these demos are unfinished works in progress, especially lyrically.
With that in mind...
Download, Devour and Decide what to Donate.
