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Vagabon has released a Maegan Houang–directed video for "Water Me Down," the latest from her self-titled sophomore album, due October 18 via Nonesuch Records. You can watch it here. Vagabon will share an advance play of the album and chat with Pitchfork's Matthew Schnipper at the Sonos Store in Manhattan on October 9. She tours this fall with headlining shows in NYC, LA, London, Brussels, Berlin, and Paris and a run supporting Angel Olsen.
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Vagabon (aka Lætitia Tamko) has released a Maegan Houang–directed video for "Water Me Down," the latest from her self-titled sophomore album, due October 18 via Nonesuch Records. You can watch it below. Vagabon is available for pre-order now with an instant download of the track as well as the previously released track "Flood"; Nonesuch Store pre-orders also include an exclusive, limited-edition print autographed by Tamko.
"With the 'Water Me Down' video, I knew I wanted to make a visual with striking vignettes," says Tamko, "I wanted the colors to reflect those that illuminate my album cover, I worked with film again, as I have with all my videos so far, this time we went with 16mm. And I wanted to flex a muscle I haven't shared yet, dancing. Derek Nemecheck, my choreographer, and I worked together on movement. We never strayed from the dancing that felt natural in my body and it was so rewarding. Director Maegan Houang executed these ideas beautifully."
"We worked with Derek Nemechek to choreograph movement that went from feeling rigid and structured to something more free form," says Houang. "Lighting, camera movement, costume design, color and set changes then served to accentuate the transformation Laetitia undergoes, finally allowing herself to be free and alone from people that hold her back."
Vagabon has also announced an event at the Sonos Store at 101 Greene Street in Manhattan to take place on October 9 at 7:30 PM. The event will feature an advance listening of Vagabon's upcoming album and a discussion between Tamko and Pitchfork's executive editor, Matthew Schnipper. You can RSVP here.
Vagabon is hitting the road this fall on a tour that includes headlining shows in New York, Los Angeles, London, Brussels, Berlin, and Paris and a run supporting Angel Olsen. See below for dates or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
Vagabon (aka Lætitia Tamko) has released a Maegan Houang–directed video for "Water Me Down," the latest from her self-titled sophomore album, due October 18 via Nonesuch Records. You can watch it below. Vagabon is available for pre-order now with an instant download of the track as well as the previously released track "Flood"; Nonesuch Store pre-orders also include an exclusive, limited-edition print autographed by Tamko.
"With the 'Water Me Down' video, I knew I wanted to make a visual with striking vignettes," says Tamko, "I wanted the colors to reflect those that illuminate my album cover, I worked with film again, as I have with all my videos so far, this time we went with 16mm. And I wanted to flex a muscle I haven't shared yet, dancing. Derek Nemecheck, my choreographer, and I worked together on movement. We never strayed from the dancing that felt natural in my body and it was so rewarding. Director Maegan Houang executed these ideas beautifully."
"We worked with Derek Nemechek to choreograph movement that went from feeling rigid and structured to something more free form," says Houang. "Lighting, camera movement, costume design, color and set changes then served to accentuate the transformation Laetitia undergoes, finally allowing herself to be free and alone from people that hold her back."
Vagabon has also announced an event at the Sonos Store at 101 Greene Street in Manhattan to take place on October 9 at 7:30 PM. The event will feature an advance listening of Vagabon's upcoming album and a discussion between Tamko and Pitchfork's executive editor, Matthew Schnipper. You can RSVP here.
Vagabon is hitting the road this fall on a tour that includes headlining shows in New York, Los Angeles, London, Brussels, Berlin, and Paris and a run supporting Angel Olsen. See below for dates or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
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Welcome to Nonesuch's mailing list!
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Vagabon (aka Lætitia Tamko) has released a Maegan Houang–directed video for "Water Me Down," the latest from her self-titled sophomore album, due October 18 via Nonesuch Records. You can watch it below. Vagabon is available for pre-order now with an instant download of the track as well as the previously released track "Flood"; Nonesuch Store pre-orders also include an exclusive, limited-edition print autographed by Tamko.
"With the 'Water Me Down' video, I knew I wanted to make a visual with striking vignettes," says Tamko, "I wanted the colors to reflect those that illuminate my album cover, I worked with film again, as I have with all my videos so far, this time we went with 16mm. And I wanted to flex a muscle I haven't shared yet, dancing. Derek Nemecheck, my choreographer, and I worked together on movement. We never strayed from the dancing that felt natural in my body and it was so rewarding. Director Maegan Houang executed these ideas beautifully."
"We worked with Derek Nemechek to choreograph movement that went from feeling rigid and structured to something more free form," says Houang. "Lighting, camera movement, costume design, color and set changes then served to accentuate the transformation Laetitia undergoes, finally allowing herself to be free and alone from people that hold her back."
Vagabon has also announced an event at the Sonos Store at 101 Greene Street in Manhattan to take place on October 9 at 7:30 PM. The event will feature an advance listening of Vagabon's upcoming album and a discussion between Tamko and Pitchfork's executive editor, Matthew Schnipper. You can RSVP here.
Vagabon is hitting the road this fall on a tour that includes headlining shows in New York, Los Angeles, London, Brussels, Berlin, and Paris and a run supporting Angel Olsen. See below for dates or visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
Legendary New Orleans musician Allen Toussaint (1938–2015) is featured on a new stamp from the US Postal Service, available January 30—the forty-eighth in its Black Heritage stamp series. Ethel Kessler, an art director for USPS, designed the stamp using a photograph by Bill Thompkins. A free first-day-of-issue event will be held at the George and Joyce Wein Jazz & Heritage Center in New Orleans.
As 2024 draws to a close, and the Nonesuch Journal takes a bit of a hiatus till the start of what we hope will be a happy, healthy new year, it's time for a look back and remember all of the great and diverse music made by Nonesuch artists over the past year—our 60th anniversary year. Here, in words and music, is a look back at the year in Nonesuch music, in gratitude.
