
Khruangbin and Leon Bridges announce second collaborative EP with new single "B-Side"
09 December 2021, 10:28
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Khruangbin and Leon Bridges have teamed up on a second collaborative EP titled Texas Moon, and have unveiled "B-Side" as the lead outing.
"B-Side" is Khruangbin and Bridges' first joint release since last year's Texas Sun EP, and arrives with a Philip Andelman-directed video.
The new release is the first taster of Khruangbin and Bridges' second collaborative EP Texas Moon, which will follow last year's Texas Sun EP. Khruangbin say, "Without joy, there can be no real perspective on sorrow. Without sunlight, all this rain keeps things from growing. How can you have the sun without the moon?"
Tracklist:
- Doris
- B-Side
- Chocolate Hills
- Father Father
- Mariella
"B-Side" is out now. Khruangbin and Leonn Bridges' Texas Moon EP is due to land 18 February 2022 via Dead Oceans in partnership with Columbia Records and Night Time Stories Ltd, and is available to pre-order now.
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