Jan 16, 2015
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"FOMO" by ONWE
ONWE -- Goo Goo Ga Ga Love (2014)
ONWE (ennui) is former male model David Welles ("In my days as a male model, I had the technique of photogenic facial position and body contortion down to a science").
David says he's new to music but set on faking it till he makes it. He's a pretty good faker, judging by this song about his baby love (for May on the cover?) It's a crooner jam, a la Connan Mockasin, with Peter Frampton playing guitar (not really but it sounds like it).
Grab more at bandcamp. He plays Jan 4th at the Knitting Factory Brooklyn and Feb 26 at Palisades Brooklyn, with a Euro tour sandwiched in between.
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That time David Welles and I talked about Slackfest 2014, strategy, and curating.
‘Rock’n’roll’, ‘live music”, “indie”, or ‘whatever’ is the most romantic form of musical expression. It’s archaic. ‘Rock stars’ are luddites. Rock stars still believe in the self and, more, are self-aggrandizing. The general population is moving on to electronic music, not only because it is the vanguard of sonic innovation, but because dancing promotes togetherness and the manipulation of sound waves in their ‘purest’ form.
David Welles in an interview with BULLETT
