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Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon turned ’22 (OVER S∞∞N)’ into a voter registration PSA during an appearance on US late night TV.The musician performed the track, which appeared on his last album ’22, A Million’, on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night (September 24).Sat behind a series of synths and with a guitar on his lap, Vernon extended the track from nearly three minutes to just under six minutes, injecting new audio samples into the song.

The Japanese House) is short but sweet. ‘Chewing Cotton Wool’ is only four songs long – but crammed within those fifteen minutes there’s lush production, gut-punch lyrics and massive, sing-a-long choruses.

Jeff Cornell Hot on the heels of his 2019 solo release “Absolute Zero,” Bruce Hornsby returns with its follow-up, “Non-Secure Connection.” The effort picks up where the last one left off and features some of the same collaborators, including Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and Rob Moose, yet also sees Hornsby teaming up with the Shins’ James Mercer, singer/songwriter Jamila Woods, Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid and the late Leon Russell, who appears via a 25-year-old demo.Hornsby’s last two

The Japanese House is set to release a new track featuring Bon Iver‘s Justin Vernon.Titled ‘Dionne’, the song will premiere at 5pm (BST) tomorrow (August 12) on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show.Amber Bain confirmed the news on Twitter this evening (August 11) while sharing a brief, instrumental snippet of the single. The 12-second teaser is accompanied by a black-and-white, animated graphic – check it out below.Dionne ft.

Taylor Swift’s Folklore collaborators Aaron Dessner and Bon Iver drives streaming gains for both artists.Bon Iver, a musical project of Justin Vernon, features on Swift’s “Exile,” which concurrently bows at No. 2 on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, No.

During three months of lockdown, The National’s Aaron Dessner co-wrote and produced the bulk of Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ album. Now it seems he’s getting back to what he actually had planned for that time – a new album from Big Red Machine, his project with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon.Posting on Instagram, he published a list of 22 working titles of new BRM songs – twelve of them under the heading “Big Red Machine II (sure things)”, with the other ten headed “Maybe BRM III”.

Bon Iver's gruff voice accusing "I can see you standing, honey, with his arms around your body" on track four of Taylor Swift's new album, Folklore, is startling.Just as the whole record came as a surprise this week, his deep, raw vocals are a welcome jolt, juxtaposed against Swift's airy "I had a marvelous time ruining everything" admission fading out from the set's previous track, "The Last Great American Dynasty."So how did Bon Iver (real name Justin Vernon) find his way onto Folklore?The

Lover came out in August 2019, Taylor Swift returns to the woods and plants herself back in her singer-songwriter roots. But which song sounds like a natural hit among the Swifties?Bon Iver's Justin Vernon is the sole featured artist on "exile," his low growling voice recorded in Fall Creek, Wis.

Taylor Swift had created a folk-inflected surprise record, in collaboration with members of The National and Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, it still registered as a surprise.It’s not surprising because Swift has pivoted to nature; her career started in country music and, rest assured, this is not her Justin Timberlake ‘Man of the Woods’ moment.

Taylor Swift just released a new album, Folklore.The National’s Aaron Dessner had a big hand in Swift’s surprise release, which was shaped in isolation and features a collaboration with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon on the track “Exile.”Speaking with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Dessner explained how the album, accompanied by haunting, black and white images, was sonically shaped by the lockdown.Dessner produced the record and co-wrote 11 of its tracks, much it remotely communicated.

Taylor Swift has announced she will release a new album at midnight tonight (July 24), featuring collaborations with the likes of Bon Iver‘s Justin Vernon, The National‘s Aaron Dessner and Jack Antonoff.Posting on Instagram, Swift said the new record was an opportunity for her to pour out “all of my whims, dreams, fears.”“Most of the things I had planned this summer didn’t end up happening, but there is something I hadn’t planned on that DID happen.

'Appeayl 2 U' follows the supergroup's solo studio album 'Relayted'

Justin Vernon’s Bon Iver is throwing its support behind COVID-19 relief efforts with “PDLIF (Please Don’t Live in Fear),” which premiered Monday (May 11) on the Direct Relief website.

Bon Iver are back with a new song called “PDLIF,” which is an abbreviation for “Please Don’t Live in Fear.” Listen to it below. Proceeds from the song will go to Direct Relief, who offer support to health care workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Naeem Juwan, the Baltimore-born and Los Angeles–based artist formerly known as Spank Rock, has announced his new album Startisha. The LP is out June 12 via 37d03d. According to a press release, Naeem began working on Startisha four years ago in Philadelphia. He later continued work on the record at Justin Vernon’s home studio. Startisha features contributions from Vernon, Francis and the Lights, Ryan Olson, Swamp Dogg, Velvet Negroni, Amanda Blank, and Micah James.

The music world is reacting to the death of John Prine, who died today (April 7) of COVID-19 complications at the age of 73. “A simple majority of who I am as a person, let alone a musician, is because of John Prine,” Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon tweeted. “He is my number 1.” Amber Coffman wrote, “I grew up on John Prine’s music—his was some of the first music I remember hearing as a little kid.” Find more remembrances below.

Justin Vernon performed a new Bon Iver song during Bernie Sanders’ virtual town hall about the COVID-19 pandemic Saturday night. It’s called “Things Behind Things Behind Things.” Vernon also performed “Towers,” and “Blood Bank,” and a cover of Bob Dylan’s “With God on Our Side” during the broadcast. Watch it all below—Soccer Mommy performs “Circle the Drain” at the beginning, and Vernon’s performance begins at the 01:02:30 minute mark.

Soccer Mommy also performed as part of the online event

Bon Iver have postponed their spring European tour in support of i,i until January 2021 in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The band’s April 27 show in Birmingham has been canceled outright; the April 15 and April 24 shows in Amsterdam and Lisbon, respectively, have yet to be rescheduled. Check out the full list of rescheduled dates below.

On March 13, Tim Heidecker hosted an eight-hour marathon episode of his podcast Office Hours. He was accompanied by Office Hours regulars like Vic Berger and Doug Lussenhop (aka DJ Douggpound) along with numerous guest callers. One of them was Mac DeMarco, who spoke with Tim about smoking cigarettes, canceling shows, and performing in venues after the Insane Clown Posse. Watch below, starting at 3:26:30 in part one.

Dark Mofo, an eclectic annual arts, culture and music festival in Tasmania, the southernmost state of Australia, has been canceled due to the spreading COVID-19 disease.The treasured event was planned to be held in Hobart this June, with Bon Iver (aka Justin Vernon) among its performers.“We’re killing Dark Mofo for the year,” explains Mona founder and owner David Walsh, who launched the midwinter fest in 2013.

Justin Vernon played an acoustic set in support of Bernie Sanders, earlier this month

Vampire Weekend performed a set at Bernie Sanders’ rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa tonight (February 1). They played “2021,” “Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa,” “Holiday,” “This Life,” and a cover of Thin Lizzy’s “The Boys are Back in Town.” Check out video of the performance below.

Justin Vernon joined the Democrat candidate's Iowa rally yesterday (February 1).

Bon Iver performed at Bernie Sanders’ rally last night (January 31) at the Horizon Events Center in Clive, Iowa. Justin Vernon played acoustic renditions of a handful of Bon Iver tracks, as well as Leon Russell’s “A Song For You,” and two Bob Dylan covers. Watch Vernon’s full performance below, and scroll down to find his setlist (via Stereogum).

Swamp Dogg’s new album Sorry You Couldn’t Make It is out March 6, via Joyful Noise and Pioneer Works Press. Today, a new song has arrived featuring vocals from John Prine and guitar from Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon. “It’s the first time I seen John since the ’60s,” Swamp Dogg said in a press release. Listen to “Memories” below.

Swamp Dogg has announced his new album Sorry You Couldn’t Make It, which arrives March 6 via Joyful Noise and Pioneer Works Press. The new song “Sleeping Without You Is a Dragg” features Jenny Lewis, Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, and POLIÇA’s Channy Leaneagh. Have a listen below.