Sticky Jazz interview Bachelor

from Sticky Jazz Hosted by jeremy Hinks

Bachelor is the new collaborative project from Palehound's Ellen Kempner and Jay Som's Melina Duterte. The debut album, Doomin' Sun is full of sorded visuals, stimulated by a buffet of great sound. These ladies have a sound from the early 90s, mixed with some new clashes of styles. These two are great friends, and fans of each others' work, they decided to come together, and record an amazing record in 2 weeks in an Air B&B. There are so many easter eggs in the sounds, and lyrics, you will enjoy listening to them over and over discovering them piece by piece. Ellen and Melina have something great to share, and you will see how fun they are as just people, musicians at their finest. facebook [https://www.facebook.com/bachelorbandofficial] instagram [https://www.instagram.com/bachelor_band/] twitter [https://twitter.com/bachelor_band] website [http://bachelor-band.com/] ssoundcloud [https://bachelortheband.bandcamp.com/] youtube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXxdj-DH7EhbRep3bMobGVg]

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