Lettercamp - Oh Well EP [Substream] OUT NOW!

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Lettercamp - Oh Well EP [Substream] OUT NOW!

Post by vinyljunkiepr » Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:52 pm

You can read the original version online:
http://ymlp.com/zb1mDw


Substream proudly presents...
Lettercamp -Oh Well EP
w remixes from Daniel, Jasinski, Subrocka, The Sloppy 5ths, Matt
Thornley, Greg Churchill, Itech

Substream.se ( http://www.substream.se )
Lettercamp.bandcamp.com ( http://lettercamp.bandcamp.com )
Facebook ( http://www.facebook.com/pages/lettercamp/324454144387 )
Myspace ( http://www.myspace.com/lettercamp )

ARTIST: Lettercamp
TITLE: Oh Well EP
LABEL: Substream
OUT NOW ON BEATPORT!
http://www.beatport.com/release/oh-well-ep/840554

Free preview of "Oh Well" (http://www.sendspace.com/file/15yszx ) please share

DESCRIPTION
Bass-heavy, electro-punk-pop band Lettercamp is the latest addition to
the Substream roster. Oh Well is a catchy, energetic and upbeat number
from this Detroit based band, and the first taster of their
forthcoming second album. This IS rock and roll 2012!
Included in the pack are some OUTSTANDING house, dubstep, drum and
bass, pop and moombathon remixes. Don’t miss!

TRACKLISTING

01 Lettercamp - Oh Well (Original)
02 Lettercamp - Oh Well (Daniel Remix)
03 Lettercamp - Oh Well (Jasinski Remix)
04 Lettercamp - Oh Well (Subrocka Remix)
05 Lettercamp - Oh Well (The Sloppy 5ths Remix)
06 Lettercamp - Oh Well (Matt Thornley Out of Time Remix)
07 Lettercamp - Oh Well (Greg Churchill Remix)08 Lettercamp - Oh Well
(Itech Remix)

LETTERCAMP
Lettercamp was originally conceptualized in a basement in Cleveland,
Ohio. Frustrated with the inability to persuasively convey to her
peers that she thought melodies and song structures could be written
differently, Liz Wittman decided to start writing those songs herself.
Beginning by composing demos in her parents’ home, honing her skills
in indie pop-rock bands Friendly Foes and Kiddo, and finally stepping
out on her own, Wittman realized it was time for Lettercamp to take
physical form.

Musical influences widely ranging (she makes mention of June Christy,
Refused and Bjork), Wittman describes herself as "a manic music
listener," and having been a member of bands from different genres has
also shaped what Lettercamp has become. Moving to Detroit allowed
Wittman to connect with a new community of musicians. She slowly
patched together a band of talented individuals, each from successful
former Detroit bands: Matt Lannoo (Nice Device, Von Bondies), Derek
Dorey (Millions of Brazilians), and Pan!c (Pas/Cal, Johnny Headband)
all have extensive musical experience, each bringing something
different to the group. Over time, they began to improvise on what
Wittman had laid the foundation for. Now with the addition of Zach
Shipps (Electric Six, Brendan Benson) they write as a full unit,
putting tracks together as a band.

The live show is a different beast altogether, and one that has
already garnered the fledgling band attention. An intricate production
with lights and screens, projections and silhouettes, Lettercamp is
visually captivating and sonically engaging. The music itself is a
combination of a lot of different styles and genres, but is generally
what Wittman would refer to as "electro pop filled with layers of
masterfully architected sounds". It's entirely danceable, undeniably
sexy, and has just the right amount of hooks. Wittman's transformation
from timid girl-next-door to a flirty entertainer is a sight to
behold. While the tracks are downright catchy in recorded form, they
come to life in a very sensual way when witnessed live.

Lettercamp's debut LP, Raccoon Panda, was released digitally on
iTunes, eMusic and Amazon in June of 2010 and by the time the vinyl
had been pressed for a September release, Lettercamp's music had
caught the attention of a number of well-respected musicians who
donated their talents toward a remix EP called Raccoon Panda Redux.
This digital EP features Lettercamp songs remixed by members of Sloan,
LCD Soundsystem, Electric Six, Royal Bangs, K-OS and more.

Instrumentation:
Liz Wittman – VOX /// Matt Lannoo – Guitar /// Derek Dorey –
Bass /// Pan!c – Keyboard/Vocals /// Zach Shipps – Drums
Discography: 2010 - Prelude To A Miss Volume II /// 2010 - Raccoon
Panda /// 2010 - Raccoon Panda Redux

ABOUT SUBSTREAM
Substream is an independent label for electronic pop and indie music,
based in Gothenburg, Sweden. Founded in 2004 by Mikael Arthursson,
Håkan Ludvigson and Jonathan Karlsson with the purpose of putting out
only the best.

The company was developed within the creative industries business
incubator 'Brewhouse Innovation' in Gothenburg and the first signed
band Auto-Auto had their debut release "Sounds of a New Generator",
released in May 2005.

Since then Substream has cooperated with different festivals such as
Arvikafestivalen and Scandinavian Alternative Music Awards, made
industry headlines by being the first label in Europe to sell
downloadable DVD quality music videos and being the first to adopt the
Swedish Creative Commons licese with the release of Auto-Auto's EP
"Totem" in 2005.

Today, Substream is a respected and reputable indie/electro pop label
and is also managing a total of eight subsidary labels for dance music
(www.clubstream.se) and downtempo electronica (mareld.substream.se (
http://mareld.substream.se/ )).

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