August 3rd, 2018 — Just last month we introduced you to Sugarplum Fairies, the recording moniker of Silvia Ryder, with her video for
“Dedeaux Fields”, a nostlagic, widescreen ode to lost romance. We’ve teamed up with
LA Record to unveil another video, for single
“Malta Smile 55”, a fuzzed out song with an instantly classic hook, and a horn arrangement that fans of both Ivy and George Harrison will love.
“A good fit for those moments when you’re just about finished feeling down-and-out and things are finally ready to start looking up” – LA Record
❁❁❁Sugarplum Fairies is the moniker of Vienna native
Silvia Ryder, supplemented by an array of rotating guest musicians. SPF was originally founded by Ben Bohm (guitars, bg voc) and Silvia Ryder (voc), but the duo parted ways in 2013. The sound of SPF bridges the transatlantic gap with an amalgamation of European pop sensibilities and waltzing Americana folk rock, all tied together by Ryder’s evocative vocals.
On the new album, Payday Flowers, Sugarplum Fairies veers from sleepy shoegaze to eclectic Vaudeville, featuring Lee Hazlewood reminiscent horn arrangements alongside languid soundscapes.
Payday Flowers features Ken Coomer (Wilco) on drums, Jebin Bruni (Public Image Ltd, Fiona Apple) on keyboards, Jeff McElroy (Howlin’ Rain) on bass, and Danny T. Levin (Iggy Pop, Rilo Kiley) on horns. The album was produced and mixed by Gold Star, and mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk (Ariel Pink, The Dandy Warhols).
“Somewhere between the luxuriate haze of shimmering indie pop and the nostalgic idealism of contemporary dream pop” – POP MATTERS
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