San Fermin

San Fermin laments feeling deserted by friends on "Someone You Can Call Baby"

American indie rock collective San Fermin drops new single “Someone You Can Call Baby,” which laments the chasm that forms between friends over time. Founded on the band’s trademark emotive quality,…

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San Fermin and The Districts collaborate on thought provoking "Nothingness" [Premiere]

Indie pop meets synth rock band San Fermin returns with a new riveting video for their single "Nothingness". The track is off of their compilation EP entitled In This House…

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San Fermin embrace synthpop sound on new single "No Promises"

Brooklyn-based band San Fermin rose to prominence with a sound that blended Baroque orchestral scores with pop melodies. With their new single, "No Promises", which premiered on Facebook Live this…

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San Fermin serve up introspective indie pop on "No Devil"

Led by composer/songwriter Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Brooklyn-based San Fermin continue to serve up their signature style of introspective chamber pop on their new single "No Devil." Allen Tate's deep baritone vocals…

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The Colourist brightens up San Fermin's "Emily" [Premiere]

With their sophomore album release approaching fast, San Fermin has recruited The Colourist for a bright, synth-driven remix of the band's latest single "Emily." Where the original song treads lightly…

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San Fermin builds to 'Jackrabbit' release with "Emily"

Brooklyn-based baroque pop group San Fermin continues their campaign towards the release of sophomore album Jackrabbit with new single "Emily", a sentimental pop song about drunken confusion, New York loneliness and…

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San Fermin leap forward with "Jackrabbit"

San Fermin is exploding forward toward the release of their sophomore album with new single and title track "Jackrabbit," an ebullient slice of indie pop that serves as a proper…

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San Fermin announces sophomore album, gets dark and electronic on "Parasites"

Hot off the heals of an international tour supporting their self-titled debut album, San Fermin are back with "Parasites," a new song from their forthcoming sophomore effort Jackrabbit, out on Downtown Records April…

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San Fermin talks "baroque pop" at SXSW [EARMILK Interview]

For a band that is barely a year old, Brooklyn-based San Fermin had quite a busy SXSW schedule, playing multiple shows per day throughout the week in the Live Music Capital.…

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San Fermin – "Sonsick" (Vacationer Remix)

Since the debut of their lead single "Songsick" and their self-entitled album, San Fermin has been receiving as good of a response as a band could hope for. The Brooklyn…

San Fermin laments feeling deserted by friends on "Someone You Can Call Baby"

San Fermin and The Districts collaborate on thought provoking "Nothingness" [Premiere]

San Fermin embrace synthpop sound on new single "No Promises"

San Fermin serve up introspective indie pop on "No Devil"

The Colourist brightens up San Fermin's "Emily" [Premiere]

San Fermin builds to 'Jackrabbit' release with "Emily"

San Fermin leap forward with "Jackrabbit"

San Fermin announces sophomore album, gets dark and electronic on "Parasites"

San Fermin talks "baroque pop" at SXSW [EARMILK Interview]

San Fermin – "Sonsick" (Vacationer Remix)

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