Black Daniel // New single People Watching
aaamusic | On 18, Oct 2011
Trashmouth Records have announce they will be releasing the next Black Daniel single People Watching on the 7th November 2011. The single is accompanied by a remix from Medicine 8, who have picked up a Beatport Chart 7th place & 3 singles of the mouth in DJ Mag already this year! The new remix for People Watching is looking to keep up the standard having already been played twice on Lauren Lavern’s BBC 6 Music show!
People Watching is a bottle smashing Acid Country Blues number (is that a genre? It is now!) guaranteed to get the back row singing and the front row swinging! And just to make sure there’s no one left in their seats it’s been given a Nu Disco re-rub of epic proportions by master floor controllers Medicine 8.
This package takes you from the pub to the club and straight back to your dock to soundtrack the morning after.
Let’s make a party!
Listen to People Watching: http://soundcloud.com/trash-mouth-records/people-watchin-by-black-daniel/s-Egh9Q
Listen to Medicine 8 Remix: http://soundcloud.com/trash-mouth-records/people-watching-medicine-8-rmx
Black Daniel met on the dancefloor of a lower east side disco, quickly discovered a mutual love of animal tranquilizers and long walks in the rain and within a year the first album was born.
The first two singles they released ‘Chelsea Teardrops’ and ‘Say Hello’ had alternative radio all over them (Lauren Laverne sessions, Colin Murray’s Record of the Week, XFM plays etc), the likes of NME and Time Out were bigging them up at press.
London’s most exciting party band is a title that fits the threesome to a tee who’s unpredictable gigs end up more often than not in Japanese stage invasions, cow bell solos, bloodied microphones, blow up dolls, leather pant experiments, nymphs and general good times all the way.
Black Daniel’s DIY work ethic extends to how they promote their releases. Earlier last summer, they released double A-side ‘Here Comes Caeser/I Love You..’, which they marked with a week of last minute, impromptu gigs in Soho including a 5 night residency in a strip joint, guerilla street gigs and a Black Daniel sound system (OK, them walking around with a boombox, terrorizing Soho).
