Pressure, Anxiety, Busy,

 

Electronic Devices, City Neon Lights, Bustling Nights,

 

These might turn you into an 'insomniac' in the urban jungle.

 

On November 3rd, Friday night, fear not the insomnia!

 

Brasstracks from New York

Joins hands with Peace and Waves to heal your 'insomniac' helpless nights...

 

 

"Irresistibly melodic." — Billboard

"Ambitious and accessible... transcends reality." — Rolling Stone

"A few instruments, a lot of imagination." — FADER

"Complex yet effortlessly understandable." — COMPLEX

"The brass the world needs." — VICE

 

Brasstracks is the Grammy-winning music project founded by New York-based musician and producer Ivan Jackson. Over the years, Brasstracks has evolved into a continuously changing musical world created by Ivan.

 

Brasstracks has an impressive musical journey. They won two Grammy Awards for producing Chance The Rapper's groundbreaking album 'No Problems' in 2017 (Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Album).

 

Subsequently, their collaboration with Harry Styles earned them a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album in 2021, and they won Best Pop Solo Performance for 'Watermelon Sugar.'

 

 

Brasstracks' brass sections have frequently appeared in songs by various renowned artists including Anderson .Paak, Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus, Mac Miller, Sia, Polyphia, Cory Wong, Khalid, and more.

 

Additionally, during the Covid-19 pandemic, Brasstracks produced songs for the Korean group BTS, including 'Dis-ease,' and created songs 'More' and 'Future' for BTS member J-Hope.

 

 

 

Caption: "Polyphia's 2022 conceptual album 'Remember That You Will Die,'

First track: Genesis (feat. Brasstracks)"

 

In this new era of Brasstracks, Ivan is seen as the mastermind behind this larger project, dedicated to nurturing artists and providing them with a space to grow.

 

 

Brasstracks recently released a new album titled 'Indigo' in June 2023, featuring 12 unique tracks. It is a blend of technical marvels and explosive brass music, filled with strong personal emotions, self-loathing, and heartache. The undeniable joy in this album sharply contrasts its themes.

 

Ultimately, 'Indigo' is a shining, soulful record that guides you through a day in the life of an 'insomniac.'

 

 

 

Special Guest Introduction: Peace and Waves, founded in Shanghai in 2015, initially known for their energetic live performances full of rhythmic vigor. They participated in the first season of iQiyi's 'The Big Band' in 2019 and released their first full-length album 'Anfu Hall' the same year, combining Hiphop rhythms and Citypop elements.

 

After four years of growth, they released the mini-album 'Sleepless Nights' in August 2023, interpreting vibrant urban nights through a collage concept. Peace and Waves' music always prioritizes rhythmic exploration, documenting unforgettable stories of their own lives.