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Jen Carlson
Published Apr 8, 2010
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Snowden played at our very first Movable Hype show back in 2004, and we've remained loyal fans since then. Recently Jordan Jeffares (the young man you see front and center) moved from Atlanta to Brooklyn, put the finishing touches on songs for a new EP, Slow Soft Syrup (out now!) and is now working on the next full-length album. This all came after a year of constant touring around their last LP, Anti Anti, and a struggle to part with their label.
Earlier this week he stopped by with Kotchy of the Epochs and Daniel Bellury of Pacific Theatre to play a couple of songs. Check out "Anemone Arms" below.
P.S.: This is part of our somewhat new Gothamist House series. Previously: Henry Wolfe, Bad Veins and Stephan Jenkins dropped by.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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