Photo by December Gonzaga
Murmuration flies in...
Lots of adds, lots of charting, and in great company...
There are EPKs the first single (off the new record, Murmuration), "Sweet Crash," the second single, "Impossible Current," and for the new record, Murmuration, which you can access if you are a radio programmer or music journalist, by emailing Joe Black: [email protected]. Also email Joe for press inquiries, interviews requests, or promo materials.
Excellent feedback for the new record so far, such as:
"Exquisite," and "Wow! The production on this record is out. of. this. world. Trippy Hearts is the world's representative dream pop band. Anyone that tries to claim the genre needs to pay royalties," and "Had it on a roadtrip this weekend and was finding new things to appreciate listening to the cd in the car (I'd spun the record at home a couple times already)."
And this stellar Vox Wave article by Helena Lynch, which says (among many other wonderful things):
"Gabriel García Márquez has a thought that still sounds sharp today: 'Life is not only what one lived, but also what one remembers, and how one remembers it in order to tell it.' When the world around begins to resemble a fragile glass castle, ready to crumble from any sharp sound, art takes on the role of kintsugi glue – gathering the shards, carefully emphasizing the cracks with gold. 'Murmuration' – the second full-length album by the trio TRIPPY HEARTS from Boise, Idaho, which will be released on June 5, 2026, on the My My Records label – promises to become such a 'golden glue' for tired souls.
"The musicians of TRIPPY HEARTS – Jenn Sutkowski, Brent Heiner, and Stephen Samuelson – know: the best way out always lies through overcoming. The past years tested them for strength with Old Testament cruelty – illnesses, losses, personal catastrophes. In such turbulence, it is easy to become silent. However, three loyal friends chose a different path – to sound."
And here is the Official Music Video for "Impossible Current" (made by Jenn Sutkowski):
Excellent feedback for the new record so far, such as:
"Exquisite," and "Wow! The production on this record is out. of. this. world. Trippy Hearts is the world's representative dream pop band. Anyone that tries to claim the genre needs to pay royalties," and "Had it on a roadtrip this weekend and was finding new things to appreciate listening to the cd in the car (I'd spun the record at home a couple times already)."
And this stellar Vox Wave article by Helena Lynch, which says (among many other wonderful things):
"Gabriel García Márquez has a thought that still sounds sharp today: 'Life is not only what one lived, but also what one remembers, and how one remembers it in order to tell it.' When the world around begins to resemble a fragile glass castle, ready to crumble from any sharp sound, art takes on the role of kintsugi glue – gathering the shards, carefully emphasizing the cracks with gold. 'Murmuration' – the second full-length album by the trio TRIPPY HEARTS from Boise, Idaho, which will be released on June 5, 2026, on the My My Records label – promises to become such a 'golden glue' for tired souls.
"The musicians of TRIPPY HEARTS – Jenn Sutkowski, Brent Heiner, and Stephen Samuelson – know: the best way out always lies through overcoming. The past years tested them for strength with Old Testament cruelty – illnesses, losses, personal catastrophes. In such turbulence, it is easy to become silent. However, three loyal friends chose a different path – to sound."
And here is the Official Music Video for "Impossible Current" (made by Jenn Sutkowski):
Official Music Video for "Sweet Crash":
Good radio news from our track on We Came to Eat: A Northwest Femme-Led Rock Comp (2024):
Some live bits...
Here is Trippy Hearts at the inaugural Flipside Fest in Garden City, Idaho:
EPK stuff from our first album, Lacewing:
| trippy_hearts_one_sheet_6_2021.pdf |
| trippy_hearts_hot_sheet_2021.pdf |
The above video was directed by Jason Sievers.
Here's another one, directed by Jenn Sutkowski:
Here's another one, directed by Jenn Sutkowski:
Check out some live snippets here, and more press than you could shake a stick at here!
The band has worked on sync licensing with John Delange at Tinderbox Music ([email protected], 612-220-6555).
For booking, interviews, oracle readings, email the band: [email protected].
Thanks for reading/listening/being.
The band has worked on sync licensing with John Delange at Tinderbox Music ([email protected], 612-220-6555).
For booking, interviews, oracle readings, email the band: [email protected].
Thanks for reading/listening/being.
