Paste Magazine Exclusive Stream of Santah "You're Still A Lover"

"[You're Still A Lover] successfully crafts a wholly unique sonic atmosphere, warm and soft harmonies and innocent optimism that comes with exploring new musical territory" - Paste Magazine

Paste Magazine has an exclusive stream of You're Still A Lover, the upcoming EP from Santah! As some of y'all know, saki Records will be releasing the vinyl of YSAL November 16th. Take a listen for the first time!!! ...but keep in mind, the vinyl version will have an exclusive track, and the free download will also include an alternate version of "Teeth." Ooh la la.

The first single "Indigo" has been making its way around the interwebs on MTV Hive, Filter, Indie Rock Reviews, Wild Honey Pie, Deli Magazine, Side One Track One, 32 ft per second, Popstache, and more.

There's also a rad On-The-Road trailer that premiered at Impose Magazine. Watch the video (feat. "Teeth") & stream "Indigo" below! Don't miss Santah at CMJ next week, and on tour with Savoir Adore and Royal Canoe!

SANTAH ON TOUR

10.13 | Rancho Relaxo | Toronto, ON
10.14 | Brighton Music Hall | Boston^
10.16 | CMJ | New York
10.17 | BAR | New Haven, CT^
10.18 | The Deli Magazine Avant Pop CMJ Showcase – The Delancey | New York
10.19 | Ortlieb’s Jazz House | Philadelphia^
10.20 | Rock & Roll Hotel | Washington DC^
10.22 | Mayday Northside | Cincinnati^
10.23 | Garfield Artworks | Pittsburgh^
10.24 | Grog Shop | Cleveland^
10.25 | Township | Chicago (Ep Release Show #1)^
10.26 | Burlington | Chicago (EP Release Show #2)

^ = w/ Savoir Adore and Royal Canoe

Selling Underwear instead of Music

Although we didn't make it out to CMJ, at least we have Digital Music News to let us know what we missed, if anything.



Paul Resnikoff's article entitled "Not Making Enough Money On the Road? Try Selling Underwear... " reminds the musicians of today that the focus needs to be on creating art! There is a time and a place to connect with your fans, but you can't let it out way the creation process.



As Resnikoff puts it, "There was absolutely no discussion about properly managing the artist's limited time - how much to dedicate to music, how much to dedicate to marketing, how much to touring. But every artist walked away with marching orders to do about five times as much stuff as humanly possible."



Read the rest of the article here.