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“My grandma calls stubborn people bullheaded and it always stuck with me: I really relate to that term,” says Slow Hollows’ Austin Feinstein. After all, the 26-year-old Los Angeles songwriter has spent the past decade following his arrow, doggedly reinventing and honing his music across a diverse collection of LP’s. 2015’s Atelophobia and 2016’s Romantic both explored the fringes of indie rock, and put Feinstein on Frank Ocean’s radar, who tapped him to sing the chorus of Blonde’s “Self Control.” 2019’s Actors saw the Slow Hollows palette expanding further, incorporating elements of R&B and dance music, and production contributions from Tyler, the Creator (whose records Feinstein has appeared on since 2016). Despite the breakthrough moment, Feinstein and co decided the project had run its course, and announced that Slow Hollows was no more.
Five years later, and it couldn’t be more fitting that the news of Slow Hollows return would come with his aptly titled fourth album, Bullhead. Out March 2024 via Danger Collective, the new LP showcases Feinstein occupying his most confident era yet, and his first using the Slow Hollows name as a solo moniker.
Five years later, and it couldn’t be more fitting that the news of Slow Hollows return would come with his aptly titled fourth album, Bullhead. Out March 2024 via Danger Collective, the new LP showcases Feinstein occupying his most confident era yet, and his first using the Slow Hollows name as a solo moniker.
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