Tag: Kay Soul

Nasty Passion Brings Sunset Strip Fire To “Nasty”

Nasty Passion is back, and “Nasty” puts that fact first. The track opens the band’s upcoming album campaign. It also marks a clear move for a group reunited after years apart. Hollywood’s Sunset Strip culture shaped Nasty Passion in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The band built its name on high-energy rock, memorable live work and raw attitude. “Nasty” carries that history into a fresh...

Hit the Gas: Country Risqué Takes Off with “Motorcycle Johnny”

San Francisco’s queer honky-tonk institution Country Risqué returns to announce their forthcoming sophomore album "As the Crow Flies", leading the charge with an irresistibly bouncy single called "Motorcycle Johnny". https://open.spotify.com/track/09mrnJCwv6Rf3ZNjlEazVv?si=b3b7ec5d8e08487a There is a strange, captivating alchemy to this band. The vocal friction alone is brilliant: Miles Gordon provides a rich, formally trained warmth, while Daniel Bromfield leans hard into a languid, almost defiant deadpan. Supported by...

Kay Soul Makes the Healing Text You Never Sent Sing In “Anybody Out There”

Records feel like opening your notes app at 1:17 a.m., seeing the message you almost sent, then choosing peace instead. Kay Soul's "Anybody Out There,"...