The song is “Tell Me” from Numbers And Letters’ album “Guns Under Water.”
The video is directed by director/animator/designer Peter Szewczyk, whose VFX work was featured in “Harry Potter,” “Star Wars” and “Avatar.” He directed award-winning short films “Our Lady Of Lourdes” and Sitges Jury Prize honored “ColourBleed.”
Our wandering man is actor Josh Mann, who recently appeared in SXSW pick “Before I Disappear”; the sleeping man/myth is our wonderful, random friend Eric LaCombe, a designer and motion graphics artist for Cartoon Network.
I’m reforming the group (looking for love!) since moving to Los Angeles, and I’m releasing a new track “Sad Ocean Song” next month.
Our new album “Guns Under Water” officially hits stores on April 8. If you’re lucky, you’ll get it a week earlier: pre-orders for vinyl (that’s right, vinyl) and CD will get early and free downloads!
Head to our Bandcamp page for more pre-order info.
Live From The Barrage is a very funny podcast from New York’s John Houlihan, Patrick Walsh (who are also in awesome band Risk/Reward) and more, and they’re broadcasting N&L’s song “Broken Road” live on the show, starting at 8pm EST. If you miss it, you can always check out their archives.
Numbers And Letters’ song “Broken Road” from the album “Guns Under Water.”
This lyric video was designed to make use of the three of the most popular SEO-friendly terms: “kitten,” “sex” and “fail.” They are among the internet collective’s favorite things to search for. At times, they are interchangeable, full of meaning and without meaning. Congratulations, us.
This video was made possible through Creative Commons-licensed content and the contributions of Numbers And Letters fans. Cats cats cats
Numbers And Letters is Katie Hasty. Musicians: Katie Hasty, Matt Hankle, Clifton Hyde, Justin Keller, Joe Lops, Peter Maness, Jesse Selengut, Stefan Zeniuk. Mixed by Mike Bridavsky, mastered by Josh Bonati.
Contributions from the Freedom Porn, which seeks to “empower and engage individuals to create and share ethical porn as a means of advancing sex-positivism and sexual freedom.” http://www.freedomporn.org
Reddog11223 – April’s Anus Before Sex
xmm – Nude male standing outside
DeviantHenry – Femme_bondage_-_Underbust_corset_-_Femme_tease
Volodya – rubber and water pressure
RioTDoll – Shower
J_Ortiz – Erection development
Thanks to:
Erika Lust’s “The Good Girl”
Russ Fischer
Jonathan Hanson
Farron Kilburn and Samuel L. Catson and Olivia
Darrin Frew and Jessington Stanley, Cat Esquire
Lee Hasty, KC the Cat and Dixie
Greg Osisek and Mr. Zebo M. Kittyface, Esq.
Kathy Hasty and Kippy
Taylor Miller and Louie
Dale W. Miller
Kristen Law and Lil Edie and Bunny
Mike Bridavsky and Lil Bub
Joe Cicero and Marley
Happy holidays, friends. For the seventh year and a row, here’s a home recording of a Christmas song from Numbers And Letters, just in time for the big day.
I’ve always loved the structure of “Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming,” with its breaths and the crescendo from a timely birth to life and love everlasting. “Dispels with glorious splendor / the darkness everywhere… and lightens ever load.” What a time, we live in, where daily we feel our burdens.
This was recorded out of my house in Austin, my first Christmastime in the city. It was done in the office, sort of acoustically unpredictable and old. I hope you enjoy it.
Fans: I want your cat photos for a N&L video project. They must be YOUR photos (and not procured from other corners of, say, the internet) and, given I have your permission, your Snookipuss may be internet-famous.
Email them to katie (at) numbersandlettersmusic (dot) com
Today is the day that Numbers And Letters’ “Tell Me” has been unleashed! Like a cat that’s been on leash!
You can purchase the song at the stores below, stream it at the link below, and can download it free with the widget below. Anyway you want it, that’s the way we weave it.
You’ll notice that “Stacks and Stacks” — a teaser released in August — is now available to stream in various places, too. And you can finally see that tracklist.
