Fanatic Promotion: Tidelands teams with singer-songwriter Debbie Neigher for split 7-inch release. Hear “Atoms” now via Baeble Music.

Friday, May 3, 2013

Tidelands teams with singer-songwriter Debbie Neigher for split 7-inch release. Hear “Atoms” now via Baeble Music.

Win a copy of these San Francisco-based artists’ white vinyl “real life break-up song” via Performer, The Vinyl District.

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Tidelands (L-R): Gabriel Leis, Mie Araki. Photo credit: Nelsen Brazill.

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“Atoms” is taken from the upcoming “Redgummy Records Presents” split 7-inch by Debbie Neigher + Tidelands

[SOUNDCLOUD]: https://soundcloud.com/fanaticpro/debbie-neigher-tidelands-atoms

[DOWNLOAD]: https://soundcloud.com/fanaticpro/debbie-neigher-tidelands-atoms/download

[MP3]: http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/projects/debbie-neigher-tidelands/mp3/debbie-neigher-tidelands-atoms.mp3

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Check out the premiere of “Atoms” by Debbie Neigher + Tidelands via Baeble Music!

Win a copy of this white vinyl split 7-inch! Enter at Performer Magazine or The Vinyl District!

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“A beautifully melancholic sun shower as seen through the passenger window on a steadily moving train.” – Stephen Cardone, Baeble Music

“I may have shelved ‘Atoms’ permanently if it wasn’t current when Debbie and I got together to work on this project,” says Tidelands songwriter, vocalist, guitarist and flugelhorn player, Gabriel Leis of his collaborative tune with songwriter Debbie Neigher.

The pair met when Neigher, and Leis’ band Tidelands were each separately recording albums at San Francisco’s Tiny Telephone studios (owned by musician John Vanderslice.). The result of this new friendship is an upcoming split 7–inch single with Tidelands appearing on a Neigher track on Side 1, and Neigher performing on the Tidelands song “Atoms” on Side 2.

“I love the recording we made,” says Leis, “It was cool to rework the lyrics so that the female perspective would be in the first person for Debbie’s vocal. “I’ve been trying to bring a lighter mood to my music, but the last year has been a trying time dealing with the dissolution of my marriage. So, there you have it, a real life break up song.”

Described in the press as “Buttery goodness for your eardrums,” by The Owl and “World-weary as they are romantic,” by the East Bay Express, Tidelands (which also “Radiates a sort of innocence” according to My Old Kentucky Blog), is currently working on new material to follow-up it’s 2012 album release We’ve Got A Map.

Members of Tidelands are available for interviews. Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic to talk to the band or for more information.

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Debbie Neigher + Tidelands

“Redgummy Records Presents: Debbie Neigher + Tidelands”

(Redgummy Records – May 7^th, 2013)