Listen: Gold Panda – Brazil
Gold Panda has announced the release of his second album Half of Where You Live, with a taster in the form of new track ‘Brazil’
Inspired by city living and time on the road, Panda’s sonic signatures are ever-present in ‘Brazil’, which showcases a fluid and progressive approach to the soundscapes the Essex-born, Berlin-based producer does so well. He confidently amps up the sublime and softens the jarring treble, with a motion that will resonate with anyone who might have had the dubious pleasure of night-bussing it around Sao Paolo.
The follow up to Lucky Shiner, Panda’s 2010 debut, Half of Where You Live is released on 11 June with ‘Brazil’ is available as a digital download from tomorrow (16 April). Listen to ‘Brazil’ below.
Gold Panda tours the US, Canada and Europe throughout May – July this year.
May
8 – Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto, Canada
9 – La Sala Rosa, Montreal, Canada
10 – The Mid, Chicago
11 – The Knitting Factory, New York
14 – The Echo, Los Angeles
15 – Red 7, Austin
16 – Black Cat Backstage, Washington DC
17 – Johnny Brendas, Philadelphia
18 – Brighton Music Hall, Allston, MA
25 – Bad Bonn Kilbi Festival, Dudingen. SU
June
12 – The Electric, Brixton, London
13 – Sonar Festival, Barcelona
20 - La Trabendo, Paris
21 - Melkweg, Amsterdam
22 - Fetsaal Kreuzberg, Berlin
28 – Glastonbury Festival, Somerset
July
12 – Optimus Alive Festival, Portugal
18 – Dour Festival, Brussels
19 – Lovebox Festival, London
20 – Longitude Festival, Ireland
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