9 Replies to “ Saturday Night - Devendra Banhart - Ape In Pink Marble (CD, Album) ”

1. Description Ninth Album On Vinyl LP! Ape In Pink Marble, Devandra's ninth album, was written, produced, arranged, and recorded in Los Angeles by Banhart with his longtime collaborators Noah Georgeson and Josiah Steinbrick, both of whom also worked on his released album, Mala.

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2. Yesterday, Banhart released the video for "Saturday Night," the second single off his most recent release, Ape in Pink Marble. The video came on the heels of his sold-out album release show at Rough Trade NYC in Williamsburg. "Saturday Night" is as moody and trance-like as the other twelve songs on the new record, and the video reflects that.

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3. Listen free to Devendra Banhart – Ape in Pink Marble (Middle Names, Good Time Charlie and more). 14 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at .

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4. Oct 17,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Ape In Pink Marble on Discogs/5(61).

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5. Devendra Banhart, whose new album, Ape in Pink Marble, is due out on Nonesuch Records on September 23, has unveiled a second track off the album. "Saturday Night" can now be heard.

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7. “Freak Folk” artist Devendra Banhart turns his artistry towards the political situation in his homeland of Venezuela for new album Ma, largely refraining from the wackier songs for which he's cephesuningrocar.taiharmingmissresourmimorrfiddsecdalo.infoinfo lyrics that directly address helplessness and fear for humanity, these songs are often heavier than their arrangements suggest.

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8. Sep 26,  · Devendra Banhart released his ninth studio album, Ape In Pink Marble, last friday, and today, its first accompanying video for the song “Saturday Night.”The video, directed by .

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9. about. Growing up in Caracas, Venezuela and Los Angeles, Devendra Banhart was always playing music and drawing. But it wasn't until his brief stay at the San Francisco Art Institute that the disciplines became his constant companions.

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