Citizen Cope (or Clarence Greenwood and co.) isn’t exactly indie music. If anything, the band’s second album “The Clarence Greenwood Recordings” launched them into relative mainstream pop success. Songs like…keep reading →
If one’s style of dance is directly related to musical tastes, there’s no wonder why I find this Citizen remix so finger linkin’ good. Listening to the Steve Mill (Madhouse…keep reading →
You might be just as surprised as I was to learn that dubstep master Figure enjoys listening to Citizen Cope while he’s on the road (a folk artist). You’d probably…keep reading →
London house man Citizen is fast becoming a favorite of mine, his backwards referencing take on house music has a thoughtfulness that sets him apart from many of his peers.…keep reading →
One track we’re undoubtedly hyped up about at the moment is Citizen’s “So Submissive.” Forthcoming on Madtech Records, whose recent highlights include offerings from Polkadot and Waze & Odyssey, this…keep reading →
It seems like a satisfying amount of Shufflers appreciated the first Love & Future Bass playlist. I didn’t think I’d be working on a sequel until I realized my digital…keep reading →
As “Home & Consonance” begins, Chris Ward, aka Tropics, laments with equal parts lust, desperation and exhaustion. The Southampton-based multi-instrumentalist soon reverts the mood with a battering of drums. It…keep reading →
There’s no denying I’m becoming a MadTech addict. First there was Kashii, then there was Citizen. And now, I’m happy to introduce you to Lakosa & iO, the third to…keep reading →
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