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News: Deitre Releases Official Music Video for Jesse!

New York, NY Brooklyn-based Deitre is proud to release their newest music video “Jesse” – a visual declaration to modern sexuality.

The video, which was directed by Olaa Olabi, explores the fluidity of gender and sexuality via front man Richie Bee’s provocative performance. At times, Richie Bee is displayed wearing women’s under garments, which might come as a shock to any hetero-normative man.…

Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life are pleased to bring you an interview with alternative rock band, Deitre.

1. How did you get started as a band?

We met through a previous project that fell through. We have been working together for about 3 years now.

2. How would you describe your sound?

Alt/Rock, Glam/Pop.

3. What…

Our August showcase brought together a fabulous set of of indie rock music at The Delancey. We could not have been more excited to finally welcome Jummy Aremu aka War Violet to the glamglare stage. We have been following Jummy’s musical journey since her first demos and seeing her on stage for her intimate solo performance was mind-boggling.

The next band, glam rockers Deitre brought a drastic change of pace. The quartet around singer Richie Bee forges high-energy music out of several inspirations from rock history. Their show was a great antidote to the often chilly A/C at the Delancey.

With no sign of slowing down, we were excited to present trash pop three-piece Kid Midnight for the second time. It’s hard to not be affected by the onslaught of frantic beats, samples or their crazy good live show and sound. Let’s do this again soon!

Closing out the night was Mars Motel, the indie rock trio led by singer and songwriter Sarik Kumar. For this particular show, they gave us a taste of the upcoming album, playing mostly new material. Mars Motel become better and tighter with every show and feel comfortable enough to enchant the audience with epic jams.

Check out photos from all four acts below:

War Violet @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

Kid Midnight @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

War Violet @ The Delancey

Mars Motel @ The Delancey

Deitre @ The Delancey

All concert photos by glamglare.com – © 2018 Elke Nominikat and Oliver Bouchard

Listen to Mars Motel:

Listen to Kid Midnight:

Listen to Deitre:

“Feeling Good” by New York-based glam rock duo Deitre, is a superbly upbeat track, that takes its title seriously and so does the video which we are excited to exclusively premiere today. “Feeling Good” is one of the eleven tracks of Deitre’s last year released debut album and it got some fitting visuals that will put a big, deeply felt smile on your face.

Directed and edited by Olaa Olabi and colored by Vito DiMaio, singer/songwriter Richie Bee and guitarist/producer Peter Savad star in the music video, together with their live band mates Andre Pena on bass and Joseph D’Amico on drums, as well as a large, diverse group of joyous bar folks and concertgoers. 

When asked about “Feeling Good”, Richie Bee told us:

“A lot of the songs on our album are about standing up for what you believe in, chasing your dreams, & accepting yourself. I hope that as a band we bring people together, and start to break social stereotypes. Actually, that’s exactly what “Feeling Good” is about. Simply feeling good & beautiful in my own skin – and obviously hoping that you’ll join in on the ride.”

While we loved the debut album already, I fell hard for “Feeling Good” and will surely revisit it again, when times get tough (like in January each year) to opt in for a visual and sonic dose of “Feeling Good”. Watch “Feeling Good” now:

Come and see Deitre live when they play The Delancey on Saturday, August 25th. The stellar video will make an appearance too! More info HERE.

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Listen to Deitre’s self-titled debut album on Spotify: