Union City-based jazzy, electronic indie dance-pop duo A Carousel Moon have released their second EP on Mint 400 Records since May and are premiering its new video here at New Jersey Stage. PHOTO COURTESY OF A CAROUSEL MOON
The jazzy, electronic indie dance-pop duo A Carousel Moon have dropped their second EP, “Out of Sequence,” on North Jersey-based Mint 400 Records. Lifelong friends Michael Esserman and No Great Pretender are celebrating with the simultaneous release of a video for the EP featuring the hopeful, hypnotic single, “Brother Brother,” the Makin Waves Song of the Week.
The Union City-based pair produced and directed the trippy performance-oriented clip themselves and are media premiering it here:
As the Makin Waves Song of the Week, “Brother Brother” also can be heard between 6 and 8 p.m. on Sept. 3 on “Radio Jersey” at ThePenguinRocks.com.
Swiftly following May’s “Foxy” debut, “Out of Sequence” features three other tracks, including the closing 9-minute jazz-adelic opus, “Existence of Matter.” The new EP also follows a self-produced video for the “Foxy” track “Tell Me It’s Over.”
Except A Carousel Moon live dates to be announced soon. For more info, click here.
Bob Makin has produced Makin Waves since 1988. Follow Makin Waves on Facebook and contact Bob at makinwaves64@yahoo.com.
