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Andrew Huang Gives You “New Love”
“New Love” is the latest song Andrew Huang is pushing from his Schism release that dropped last November. The artist of many hats continues to bend genres and experiment with his music, perpetuating his undefinable brand. The video is cleanly edited though not as visually arresting as some of his previous work. Lyrics can be found after the video.
New Video From Andrew Huang – “Love #2″
Although it can be hard to keep up with the guy, one of the upsides to Andrew Huang‘s constant releasing of music is that the artist has a vast catalog to promote whenever he has the urge to put together a video. Such is the case with the visuals for “Love #2″, a cut from his 2010 effort, Autumn. Huang has a flair for taking what would be otherwise ordinary footage, but using it in a visually interesting and creative way – something I wouldn’t mind seeing more of from his contemporaries.
Check Out a “Shy Knife” by Andrew Huang
Huang, Andrew has unveiled a new visual for another single off the Schism project, “Shy Knife”. He takes things in a more alternative/rock/pop direction, with just the right amount of grunge distortion to keep it interesting. This is just the latest in the line of singles he’s promoted off the album, though it could be his catchiest one off the LP yet. Take a gander below, lyrics are provided after the break for your karaoke convenience.
Andrew Huang Releases 8-Bit Video Game Inspired Album – Console
Andrew Huang continues to be confined to any one particular genre, with his latest releasing serving as an ode to the 8-bit video games of yesteryear. The project is appropriately titled Console, and the instrumental collection of 27 tracks invoke a sense of nostalgia in all of it’s coin-grabbing, star consuming, sword singing, princess-saving, barrel-dodging, a-b button, blow-in-a-cartridge, and don’t-trip-on-the-power-cord-or-you’ll-lose-your-progress-forever glory. Check it out via the bandcamp widget below.
Andrew Huang Drops “One”
We always knew Andrew Huang was an artist of many musical hats. He’s ventured into Rock, Electronica, Rap, Pop and sometimes all of the above at once. So it’s no surprise that the artist known as Songs To Wear Pants To would someday jump into the world of dubstep. And that’s where we land with the debut of his latest work – “One”. No vocals here, just a pulsing, bass heavy instrumental that’s telling of the genre.
Andrew Huang Presents the Visuals to “Goodbye”
In promotion of his song “Goodbye” off 2009′s Summer album, Andrew Huang has posted up a companion music video for your enjoyment. As with most of his work, it’s a simple but well edited affair for the mid-tempo Pop/Rock song. It seems the man known as Songs to Wear Pants to has no shortage of material, providing him a steady stream of musical projects to share with his fans.
Andrew Huang Unveils a ‘Premonition’ with “Pink & Blue”
Andrew Huang has another small collection of songs available from his backlog. This particular release is Premonition and features the song “Pink & Blue”, for which you can the visuals for directly below. These songs don’t feature vocals and is more of a venture into the world of loops, synths and electronica. If you like what you hear, then pick up the album for a small fee courtesy of Bandcamp.
Andrew Huang Presents “Chimney Sweep”
Want to add some more holiday theme tunage to your playlist? For the always-right price of free, you can get Andrew Huang’s “Chimney Sweep” for your listening enjoyment. Check the video clip below for a listen and if you find it to your liking then go ahead and click here for the free download. It’s a catchy little song, so can’t imagine why you wouldn’t.
Andrew Huang Promotes the “Ursula” Visuals from the ‘Schism’ Album
If you’re a fan of Andrew Huang‘s experimental body of work known as Schism then you’re gonna love this. If not, I can at least say it’s an entertaining visual though you may be perplexed by it’s trippy sonic fare. “Ursula” is the latest single to be given the official visual treatment, and though it’s nowhere near as zany as his Songs To Wear Pants To material, Huang never fails to keep things diverse on the video front.
Songs To Wear Pants To Cameos for Tay Zonday on “Give Me LOL!”
Andrew Huang, better known to many as Songs To Wear Pants To, has teamed up with another Youtube sensation known for their crazy viral videos – Tay Zonday. The song is called “Give Me LOL!” and is about.. laughing out loud. Sure it’s probably the goofiest thing you’ve heard all day but if you find it strikes your fancy, you can DL the song for free via the widget below. You’re gonna love this or hate it, and you should find out which it is.
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