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    The Japanese House Shares New Song & Announces New EP “Something Has to Change”

    By Dom VigilSeptember 27, 2019

    The Japanese House (otherwise known as Amber Bain) has announced her forthcoming EP, Something Has To Change, to be released this fall via Dirty Hit Records. Along with the announcement comes the release of the EP’s title track which was co-produced by Bain along with BJ Burton (Bon Iver, Francis & The Lights). Watch the video now below.

    Something Has To Change follows The Japanese House’s debut full-length, Good at Falling, out now – PRESS HERE to listen. The album includes the “existential crisis turned love song” (NME) “Maybe You’re the Reason,” the “ethereal yet pummeling” (Pitchfork) “Follow My Girl,” the deceptively upbeat “We Talk All The Time,” and “dreamy synth-pop anthem” (Idolator) “Lilo.” Earlier this summer, The Japanese House released the LA Session EP, which features re-imagined live versions of tracks from Good At Falling. PRESS HERE to listen.

    The Japanese House will return to North America this October. The tour will launch in Austin, Texas with an appearance at Austin City Limits Music Festival, with stops at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, California and Warsaw in Brooklyn, New York, before wrapping at Corona Capital in Mexico City. Full routing can be found below.

    With “melancholic melodies” that create “an amalgamation of The xx and Wet” (V Magazine), Bain “hits the invisible and shifting target of hype that so many artists, even with money, readily miss” (Consequence of Sound). Adored by both critics and fans for the “tender and textured songs” that are “atmospheric, lofty, and soothing” (Nylon), The Japanese House has gathered over 200+ million streams on Spotify since her start in 2015 and has received praise from The New York Times, W Magazine, Paper Magazine, GQ, Playboy, The Fader, Newsweek, Noisey and i-D, among others.

    10/06 – Austin, TX – Austin City Limits

    10/09 – Tucson, AZ – 191 Toole

    10/10 – Santa Ana, CA – Las Santa

    10/11 – San Diego, CA – The Observatory North Park

    10/12 – Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern

    10/14 – San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore

    10/15 – Santa Barbara, CA – SOHO Music Club

    10/17 – Las Vegas, NV – The Bunkhouse Saloon

    10/19 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex

    10/20 – Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre

    10/21 – Omaha, NE – The Waiting Room

    10/22 – Chicago, IL – Thaila Hall

    10/24 – Bloomington, IN – The Bishop

    10/25 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache

    10/27 – Toronto, ON – Phoenix Concert Theatre

    10/29 – Ithaca, NY – The Haunt

    10/30 – Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw

    11/01 – Baltimore, MD – Ottobar

    11/02 – Pittsburgh, PA – Spirit Hall

    11/03 – Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar

    11/04 – Cincinnati, OH – The Ballroom at Taft Theatre

    11/06 – Nashville, TN – The Basement East

    11/08 – Asheville, NC – The Grey Eagle
    11/09 – Durham, NC – Motorco Music Hall

    11/10 – Atlanta, GA – The Loft

    11/12 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits

    11/13 – Tampa, FL – Crowbar

    11/14 – Orlando, FL – Beacham Theatre

    11/16 – Mexico City, MX – Corona Capital

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