Sean Solomon Announces Debut Album 'The World Is Not Good Enough’
Sean Solomon's ‘The World Is Not Good Enough’, arriving April 17 via his new label home of ANTI- Records.
Sean Solomon's ‘The World Is Not Good Enough’, arriving April 17 via his new label home of ANTI- Records.
NPR’s First Listen series is premiering the anticipated new album by singer-songwriter SEAN ROWE entitled Madman. The record arrives in stores this September 9th. Listen here: NPR.org Early reviews of Madman have been glowing: Esquire Magazine, ”Sean Rowe is an intense man. When he sings, shouts, bangs that guitar, you …
When the band Saintseneca decided to take a personal stand regarding the Fashion Meets Music Festival in their hometown of Columbus Ohio, they never anticipated it would grab international headlines – outlets as wide reaching as the Huffington Post, Vibe, USA Today, Pitchfork, MTV, Spin, Rolling Stone, Stereogum, as well …

Anti- Records is pleased to announce that Title Fight has signed to the label. The Kingston, PA band is an extraordinary addition to the label's respected roster which includes Tom Waits, The Antlers, Neko Case, Dr. Dog, Glen Hansard, and Wilco to name a few. Title Fight states: "Our ability …
Esquire is premiering a new video from the remarkable singer-songwriter Sean Rowe. The clip is for the song “Shine My Diamond Ring” from Rowe’s forthcoming album Madman in stores this September 9th. The unique video deftly replicates the visceral power of Rowe’s soulful new album with a filmed solo performance …

The celebrated young band Saintseneca recently crowded into an office at the headquarters of NPR Music to perform as part of the popular Tiny Desk Concert series. The group, who the Seattle Weekly described as “riding the edge between old weird Appalachian Americana and melodic indie pop, “ played an …
Acclaimed singer and songwriter SEAN ROWE has announced a series of live dates in support of his forthcoming album Madman which arrives on September 9th. On his new record, Rowe, who The Wall Street Journal wrote “recalls the ecstatic intensity of late-'60s Van Morrison and stark subtlety of late-era Johnny …