The Weepies: Be My Thrill
Duo wears their hearts on their record sleeve Listen to The Weepies’ Be My Thrill in full on the Paste station. It’s hard to believe that The Weepies haven’t yet appeared on Yo Gabba Gabba! The Los Angeles husband-and-wife duo of Deb Talan and Steve Tannen have always made kid-friendly music—the kind of record you buy because you enjoy it, but before you know it, the kids are singing along in the backseat—but their latest record is the first they’ve written as parents, and it shows.... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsAlbum Stream: The Weepies - Be My Thrill
Click the image to listen to the new album from The Weepies, Be My Thrill. It's out next week on Nettwerk Records. ... read more
Found in: Featured AudioTen August Albums Worth Checking Out
It's a movie starring Josh Hartnett, an inspiration for the Counting Crows and the bane of a writer's existence... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayThe Weepies Announce First Tour in Four Years, New Video
Cambridge-based folk-pop couple The Weepies have announced their first U.S. tour in four years, a two-month run with dates from coast to coast, in support of their upcoming album, Be My Thrill. Be My Thrill will be released Aug. 31 on Nettwerk Records. The band premiered the first single from the album, “I Was Made For Sunny Days,” on this very website, and recently made an animated video to accompany it. Check out both the tour dates and the new video below.... read more
Found in: Concerts, NewsPaste Premiere: The Weepies' "I Was Made for Sunny Days"
The Weepies’ most recent collection of effervescent folk-pop songs were cheerful enough to prompt Paste to get some tips from the husband and wife duo about how to live a happy life. If the sound of “I Was Made for Sunny Days,” the lead single from their forthcoming Be My Thrill is any indication, Deb Talan and Steve Tannen have been following their own advice and keeping it upbeat.... read more
Found in: Music, News10 Songs That Summon Sleep
There is a lot of road between Athens, Ga. and Decatur, Ga., and to keep from brooding over the gallons of gas that trickle off my gauge or the precious hours of life I spend hunched in the driver's seat during my commute, I rely on music as my one, true beacon of sanity (talk radio as my second). It is my trusty buoy for when I'm stuck in the ebb and flow of Atlanta traffic, or numbed in the limbo of bland highway expanses.... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the Day10 Best Musical Husband and Wife Duos
Sufjan Stevens' pastor Vito Aiuto just made an album with his wife Monique under the moniker The Welcome Wagon. It's sweet, brimming with faith and the kind of chemistry that at least seems like it could only come from a husband and wife. So we thought we'd look at the best collaborations between married couples over the years. We're only judging music made together (sorry, Tim and Faith) while married (sorry Jack and Meg). Here are Paste's Top 10 Musical Husband and Wife Duos:... read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayThe Weepies leave new music video up to the fans
Calling all film folk (and folk-loving folk)! The Weepies have lent their delicate melodies and thoughtful lyrics to enhance your listening experience during television shows, commercials and beyond. Now it’s on you, devoted-listener-and-filmmaker-extraordinaire, to pay them back by creating the music video for their single “Hideaway.” ... read more
Found in: NewsThe Weepies' Guide to a Happy Life
This unassuming husband/wife duo’s music has graced sitcoms like Grey’s Anatomy and Scrubs, not to mention Sundance hit Friends With Money and major TV ad campaigns. They’ve also collaborated with pop-star-turned-singer/songwriter Mandy Moore, and their... read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesFergie, The Weepies grace Sex and the City soundtrack
New Line Records will release the soundtrack to Sex and the City: The Movie on May 27, just three days before the film hits theaters. Producer Salaam Remi (Amy Winehouse, Nas, The Fugees) put together the soundtrack and re-imagined the TV show’s theme song to become the film’s opener, “Labels or Love,” performed by pop star Fergie. The soundtrack also features a song by Jennifer Hudson (Dreamgirls), who plays Carrie Bradshaw’s personal assistant in the film. The rest seems random—songs by established artists ranging from Al Green and Nina Simone to indie bands like The Bird & The Bee, Morningwood... read more
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