Showing posts with label Quadron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quadron. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Quadron Returns with Avalanche
After a few appearances on Stark in 2010 Quadron - who is Danish-born vocalist Coco O. and red-hot producer Robin Hannibal - have signed to Sylvia Rhone's new label Vested in Culture (Epic) and will be releasing their new album Avalanche on June 4. The fantastic new video and track are above - and watch for Coco and Robin to be everywhere in the coming weeks. Quadron plays LPR in NY 4/25 and the Getty Center in LA 5/18.
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Avalanche,
Hey Love,
Quadron,
Robin Hannibal,
Sylvia Rhone,
Vested in Culture
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Yours Truly: Quadron
quadron "herfra hvor vi står" from Yours Truly on Vimeo.
[mp3] Quadron: "Average Fruit"
We've written about this amazing young talent from Denmark in the past, and this morning Your Truly sent over another fantastic offering from Quadron. "Herfra Hvor Vi Star" is the last song on Quadron's self-titled debut, out now. While not the strongest song on the record, it exists as a vehicle to showcase lead vocalist Coco's absolutely stellar vocal talent. We're a little surprised Quadron hasn't gotten more attention here in the states, but with a voice like that, it won't be that way for long.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Quadron: Glitchy Soul From Denmark
KCRW has been pushing the Danish duo Quadron hard, and for good reason. Quadron formed when producer Robin met 16 year old vocalist Coco. While comparisons are often an easy way out for writers, it's Friday afternoon, and we're taking it. Quadron land somewhere between the glitchy-dub-style production of JJ, the Daptone soul sound, and the accessibility of Adele. Coco's voice is clean and soulful, while the production-style gives Quadron's self-titled debut (March 23, Plug Research) the grittiness that it needs to be, well, cool. There are hints of African polyrhythms scattered throughout, but the true focus of the album is on slow-burning soul numbers, well-crafted melodies, and stellar vocal performances. While we're still consuming the entire album (we got it yesterday) Quadron seem destined for big things stateside, as well they should be.
Thanks Yours Truly
Thanks Yours Truly
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