Alexander Wren
The Bowery Electric
327 Bowery
New York, NY 10012
Jun 4, 2023
6:30 PM EDT
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Alexander Wren To a God, a woman, and an audience all unbeknownst to me...Alexander Wren has set off to resurrect the classic American Song. To be released on May 19th, 2023, To Whom It May Concern,, produced by Micah Tawlks (COIN, Hayley Williams), resembles an artistic Frankenstein of a debut album - an amalgamation of songs plucked from the New Yorkers obsessive 500+ catalog. Emerging is a nostalgic yet somehow timeless piece as if it were made of a peculiar and entirely unplaceable era. From lead single, Full Time Blues, which depicts Alexanders bout in the service industry cleaning toilets to fund his debut, to country b-side, Barely - written from a hospital bed describing a long battle with anxiety disorder, everything on this record, he says, has a story to tell. Ive lived all of it. These days Alexander lives off of Central Park West; he wanders and thinks at cafes, and talks with his 93 year old friend, Wayne. So who are you? Where are you? This record is addressed to you.Wolf van ElfmandWolf van Elfmand makes songs and plays the guitar. His music explores genres within the realm of Americana. A live Wolf show is sure to make you smile, and possibly think, but not too hard. Wolf has played hundreds of shows across the country-spanning both coasts, the American South and Heartland-having the opportunity to provide direct support for Pokey LaFarge, Willie Watson, Turnpike Troubadours, Dead Horses, Charlie Parr, Wayne Hancock. Further, hes performed at festivals nationwide such as Salmonfest (Alaska), The UMS (Denver), Midwest Music Fest (WI), Brooklyn Folk Fest and many others. Kid Lake Kid Lake makes melodic, colorful, heartfelt songs that explore themes of transcendence and disassociation. It is the solo project of Brooklyn based singer/songwriter Carter Long. Carter is also the guitarist of Brooklyn based band Cry Baby who have built a name for themselves touring the US playing bombastic, energetic shows that get crowds moving.gabexruckusBrooklyn based DJ, producer, photographer, and artist.
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“To a God, a woman, and an audience all unbeknownst to me…”
Alexander Wren has set off to do nothing less than resurrect the classic American Song.
Scheduled for release on May 19th, 2023, To Whom It May Concern, resembles an artistic Frankenstein of a debut album - an amalgamation of songs plucked from the New Yorker’s obsessive 500+ catalog. Written to a God, a woman, and an audience largely unbeknownst to him, Alexander views the project as an opportunity to formally introduce himself. The LP was produced by Micah Tawlks (COIN, Hayley Williams) and emerges a nostalgic yet somehow timeless work - as if it were made of a peculiar and entirely unplaceable era.
In a world dominated by numbers and instant gratification, Alexander is searching for something different. He remarks that he sees music less as a vehicle for popularity in the 21st century, rather, a rich sociological tradition that we all get the privilege of participating in. Now living off of Central Park West, Alexander mostly wanders and thinks at the neighborhood diner; he also chats with his 93 year old friend, Wayne.
Read MoreAlexander Wren has set off to do nothing less than resurrect the classic American Song.
Scheduled for release on May 19th, 2023, To Whom It May Concern, resembles an artistic Frankenstein of a debut album - an amalgamation of songs plucked from the New Yorker’s obsessive 500+ catalog. Written to a God, a woman, and an audience largely unbeknownst to him, Alexander views the project as an opportunity to formally introduce himself. The LP was produced by Micah Tawlks (COIN, Hayley Williams) and emerges a nostalgic yet somehow timeless work - as if it were made of a peculiar and entirely unplaceable era.
In a world dominated by numbers and instant gratification, Alexander is searching for something different. He remarks that he sees music less as a vehicle for popularity in the 21st century, rather, a rich sociological tradition that we all get the privilege of participating in. Now living off of Central Park West, Alexander mostly wanders and thinks at the neighborhood diner; he also chats with his 93 year old friend, Wayne.
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