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Videos of the Day – week of 6/4/18
Posted on by Bob Uehlein

6/4 – among the MANY high-profile album releases this past Friday to kick off the month of June (Neko Case, Father John Misty, Roger Daltrey, Ben Howard, Nicki Bluhm, Owl City, Natalie Prass, some guy named Kanye) was a new EP from Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson

6/5 – another cool project that came out Friday is LUMP, feat. Laura Marling & Mike Lindsay of Tunng & Throws and a Mercury-Prize winning producer

6/6 – Maggie Rogers has a new single out with some more of her patented dance moves on display

6/7 – Twin Shadow has a new video out this week for their latest single that features HAIM.  They’re opening the sold-out BORNS show in Sept. at The Jefferson!

6/8 – Canadian indie favorites STARS have a new track and lyric video out

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