
TTSSFU signs to Partisan Records and shares video for "Studio 54"
TTSSFU — aka Manchester’s Tasmin Nicole Stephens — has announced her signing with Partisan Records and shared a brand new music video for recent single “Studio 54”.
TTSSFU recently unveiled the EP, Me, Jed and Andy, which they produced, mixed, and mastered themselves, and features “Studio 54”.
"" Studio 54" is about how Andy Warhol got swept up with the New York party scene and how it eventually pushed his partner Jed Johnson away," TTSSFU explains. "Andy let Jed down many times, the drugs made him uncomfortable, and Andy seemed to care more about partying and hanging out with his famous friends. Jed eventually had enough and left him for someone else which ultimately broke him. The story resonated with me because sometimes I don’t recognise what I’ve got when I’ve got it and take things for granted.
“Partisan is a label that holds a lot of the bands I’ve looked up to for years, and for them to see enough potential in me to be signed was just mind blowing," they say of their signing. "I’m so grateful to be taken on by such a kind group of people who care about my music and future and are totally on board and patient with me. Biggest thank you goes to Matthew at Partisan who found me in the first place. Without him none of this would have happened."
"Studio 54" is out now.
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