Video Premiere

Watch the Crooning Synth-Punk of Sylvan Paul’s “Some of That” Live At The Locker Room

Melding futurist longing with dusty nostalgia, NYC musician Sylvan Paul creates music that transcends genres and generations alike. 

His latest release, Some of That (Live At The Locker Room), showcases a musician equally at home with Kraftwerkian electronic precision as he is with the sultry guitar licks of 1960s surf rock. Punctuated by his renegade-tinged baritone, the track is at once psychedelic, and immediate, and catchy. Bringing to mind Chris Isaak, Dirty Beaches,  Donny Benet, and Suicide, the Oliver Shahery-directed video succinctly illustrates Paul’s live chops onstage.

Watch Sylvan Paul’s haunting Alan Vega-like performance of his 2021 single, “Some Of That,” live at The Locker Room below:

In his hometown of NYC, Paul’s live act has been making ripples in the underground. The filmed performance of ‘Some Of That”  demonstrates his talents and gives us a glimpse at his diverse creativity.

Check out more of his music via Spotify and Soundcloud.

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Alice Teeple

Alice Teeple is a photographer, multidisciplinary artist, and writer. She is not in Tin Machine.

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