Last month, Santigold gave us “Big Mouth,” her first new single in forever. And today, she follows it up with another new one from her forthcoming album Master Of My Make-Believe. This one is called “Disparate Youth,” and it’s a catchy and bottom-heavy new-wave track that could’ve fit in just fine on her first album. She’s posted a video for the track that animates the single’s cover art just slightly; watch it below.
(via Disco Naïveté)
“Disparate Youth” will be available on iTunes tomorrow, along with remixes by Switch, the 2 Bears, and Amateur Best.
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I completely support songs that sound like her first album
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That shouldn’t happen! What browser/OS are you on?
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You’re all correct. I spoke to our tech guys…
If you are an authenticated Facebook user, the page will load and then load again once it recognizes you are logged into FB.
We have spent a large amount of time troubleshooting this and hope to solve it soon!
Thanks.
hmmm…i have this happening too, and i have the same system and OS.
I think it’s definitely an issue with the Facebook Connect. At one point I disconnected it because it was getting so annoying every time I came to the site. If I open multiple windows it only happens on the first window which leads me to think it’s Facebook’s fault. Also, I can never blame Stereogum cause I love y’all
This happens to me all the time too. OS X. I’ve noticed it in Safari for sure. I think Chrome too.
I think it’s because the facebook log in; check if you are logged into your facebook alias.
It has happened to me on other blogs.
This is a beautiful track. Yes.
i liked it until that little guitar riff kicked in around the 40 second mark and then i fell completely in fucking love with it
it sounds like a dance floor version of Drake’s “Headlines’…dope
much better
Why wasn’t this her first single?