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"Hanging On," the new video from Californian bedroom-pop singer/producer Active Child, follows two guys fishing in the woods. At the end (spoiler alert), one either dies or loses a hat; I'm not…   Read Story »
Montreal's Michael Silver -- a prolific producer and DJ under his CFCF alias -- reimagines Active Child in this remix of You Are All I See album cut "High Priestess." Grab the MP3 after the…   Read Story »
The hottest ticket in Los Angeles last night was M83's super sold out show at the Music Box in support of their double album opus Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. It was an evening full of soaring…   Read Story »
Stereogum has partnered with W Hotels to deliver a series of intimate concert performances from some of our favorite artists. First up is one of Stereogum's 40 Best New Bands Of 2010, Active Child,…   Read Story »
We're on the other side of CMJ now, which you could probably tell by the uptick in the music news cycle, or by some bloggers' (could be any bloggers, no way to know who I am talking about) bleary…   Read Story »
We've been all over Pat Grossi's captivating Active Child project thanks to tracks like "Hangin On" and "Voice Of An Old Friend." His solid debut, You Are All I See, is set to be re-released with…   Read Story »
Earlier in the summer, we posted "Playing House," a sort of summit meeting of forlorn bedroom-indie falsetto addicts Active Child and How To Dress Well. That track now has a video, and whether it's…   Read Story »
Following up on Active Child's blog-star collabo with How To Dress Well, "Playing House," there's a second single available from Pat Grossi's forthcoming full length via Adult Swim KIA singles…   Read Story »
Keeper of an especially frozen falsetto Pat Grossi, aka L.A.'s Active Child, is releasing his debut album You Are All I See on Vagrant at the end of the summer. The 10-song collection was produced by…   Read Story »
NAME: Active Child PROGRESS REPORT: Harp enthusiast and dream pop impresario Pat Grossi puts the finishing touches on a full-length debut It would be easy -- and understandable -- to lump Active…   Read Story »