Adam Green - Adam Green & Binki Shapiro - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Adam Green is an artistic polymath - a songwriter, filmmaker, visual artist, and poet. As part of New York's downtown antifolk scene at the end of the nineties, Green made up one half of The Moldy Peaches, who later enjoyed mainstream success via the 2007 Grammy-winning Juno soundtrack. As a solo artist, Green has recorded 10 albums, many of which have become cult hits. His songs have been performed by artists as diverse as The Libertines, Carla Bruni, Kelly Willis, Dean & Britta, and Will Oldham. His next album, Engine Of Paradise is set to be released September 6th on Danger Mouse's 30th Century Records.

Adam Green is renowned around the globe as one of music's most unique songwriters. As part of the NYC antifolk scene he made up one-half of The Moldy Peaches (alongside Kimya Dawson), who enjoyed mainstream success via the Grammy-winning, #1 Billboard Chart ranking soundtrack of the 2007 Academy Award-winning movie Juno. Aladdin is the soundtrack companion to the film Adam Green's Aladdin, a far-out take on the classic tale that Buzzfeed has called Inchthe trippiest movie ever made.Inch Much like the film, the soundtrack is conceived in Green's whimsical and charming style. With an extensive world tour booked and major press behind the film and the album, Aladdin is set to be yet another cult status notch in Adam Green's belt.

The New Yorker Adam Green's 11th and latest solo album, That Fucking Feeling, continues his musical explorations with longtime collaborators Loren Humphrey, James Richardson (MGMT), and Jesse Kotansky. The album places large-scale 'Wall of Sound' style productions alongside home-recordings done during COVID quarantine. Adam Green was touring in Europe in 2022 spring, and will tour in USA in November.When talking about the title track, Adam says InchI wanted to something home-recorded. Back in the Moldy Peaches days I used to record everything on my parent's kitchen table, but it's been 20 years since I put out something like that. I wrote a few songs in quarantine singing into my laptop, and I like how direct it feels. Not every song has to be big, this is just a little song that felt like a sweet moment captured. I think of myself as a singing man, maybe that's how I'm most comfortable in lifeInch