Pell – Basic Beach + Show Out [Audio]
Pell hits us with two new songs called, “Basic Beach” and “Show Out”. Press play below.
Read morePell hits us with two new songs called, “Basic Beach” and “Show Out”. Press play below.
Read moreLeaf joins forces with Pell for the official remix of “Money”. “Money” is an anthem for female entrepreneurs of all kinds. An ode to making your own money and being a boss. Press play below.
Read moreOff of Casper & B.’s upcoming album, “Low Battery Summer”, due out June 20th.
Read morePell shares an intimate cover performance of Gary Clark Jr’s “Thing are Changin” ahead of his show at The Echo in Los Angeles, tomorrow March 30th. Check out the cover HERE, originally recorded at a private show with Sofar Sounds.
Read moreRemix of Pell’s track “Queso” from his new album, “LIMBO”. Original production by Dave Sitek. Remix by Chuck Inglish.
Read moreIt’s official, the Scion AV Presents: The Baker Skateboards EP is now available for streaming and download. This five-track compilation curated by the folks at Baker Skateboards presents a collection of songs that are both fierce and highly mental. Kicking things off is “End to End” from the intense San Diego rockers Earthless, which finds the usually instrumental and expansive outfit altering their sound with vocals and a much shorter run time. Next up is Southern rapper Pell, who weaves a dreamy vision of life’s possibilities on “Friday.” Zig Zags flip the other way, as the Southern California crew distils their vision into pure adrenalized focus with “Giving Up the Ghost.” From there Denmark Vessey leaves Chicago to orbit the outer atmosphere with twitchy, retro technical hip-hop on “Wave Function.” Closing things out is Los Angeles skater favorites the Goat and the Occasional Others, who deliver yet another raucous party slam with “Goatshow.”
Read moreWe know it’s only Thursday, but Pell has got your jam for the weekend covered. Check out his new song “Friday,” which is featured on the upcoming Scion AV Presents: Baker Skateboards EP. Combining his talents as a rapper and singer, Pell incorporates elements of jazz and downtempo electronic music to bolster his airy sound. The young artist was born in New Orleans and currently lives in Mississippi, but he easily combines elements of hip-hop from around the country and from multiple eras. The result is timeless.
Read morePell’s “Almighty Dollar” appears on his album LIMBO, available now on iTunes.
Read moreDirected by Matt Robertson.
Read moreProduced by Playgroundz & Pell.
Read moreThis will live on Skizzy’s “Alone Together” project, available January 22. Pre-order now.
Read moreTaken from PELL’s “Limbo” album. Get your copy here.
Read moreNew Orleans rapper PELL returns with his new album “LIMBO”, which is available to stream in its entirety below. The 10-track effort features production from Dave Sitek, Tomas Barfod, Christo, Staccs and Alexander Spit. Cop a copy on iTunes.
Read moreJ.I.D. links with 6lack, Marian Mereba and Pell for “Letters”. Hear it below. “This song came from a dark place but with a touch of optimism about things to come in the future,” he explained in an email to The FADER. “It was inspired by a combination of James Blake and Jack Daniels.”
Read moreThird single from the upcoming album, LIMBO, out on November 6th via Federal Prism Records / PellYeah LLC. Preorder the album now from PellYeah.com for an instant download of “Cafe Du Monde” and “Queso”. Produced by Dave Sitek.
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