Motormouthmedia is a full-service, boutique PR firm specializing in cutting-edge music, brand, event and pop culture accounts. Motormouthmedia aims to be affordable and forward-thinking and has the juice to get our clients the media coverage they need. Clients span the musical spectrum in size and nature, but they all have one thing in common: goodness. We love to work across multiple genres (indie, funk/soul, rap, avant, rock) and disciplines to stay sharp with writers and editors everywhere.

Motormouthmedia handles clients from top to bottom, from blogs/online sites to national television and every large newspaper and entertainment magazine in the country. We've booked multitudes of national TV appearances (Colbert, Leno, Stewart, Ellen, Kimmel, CBS News, Letterman, Conan, Fallon, Ferguson, Daly, Good Day NY, CNN, Tavis Smiley, Mo'Nique, Queen Latifah, Austin City Limits, VH1, MTV etc) and have placed features and covers for our bands all over including media such at The New Yorker, The New York Times, NY Times Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, NPR (online and radio), GQ, Spin, Elle, Spin, Details, Rolling Stone, Marie Claire, Harper's Baazar, The Fader, Blackbook, Vanity Fair and tons more. we also work very closely with blogs and online media and have long-standing relationships with online music outlets such as Pitchfork and Stereogum. --

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ANIMAL COLLECTIVE

How can you describe Animal Collective?  With every new record you hold your breath.  Early releases like Spirit They’ve Gone and Here Comes The Indian pulled each other apart in a kaleidoscope of ideas.  Sung Tongs leapt out of the speakers full of sophisticated, primitive campfire hollers and harmonies. Feels was more mysterious and celestial, a little more introverted.  Throughout their recordings the band always sound starry eyed, as if intoxicated by their ability to fuse a basic need to pummel and scream into some strange new harmony.  In terms of its scale and vision Strawberry Jam feels like space dust and radar falling on the desert and making it bloom.  As giddy as an unplanned run down a hill the album spins itself around deliriously with its first three tracks. Peacebone, Unsolved Mysteries and Chores are all whirligigs of the band’s DNA.  Clusters of synths, loping rhythms and lyrical bursts of high pitched filigree rushing to fall over each other.  Imagine the teenage thrill of a drive-in movie that’s happening right now in a different dimension.

2.3 | SHARON JONES RETURNS TO LETTERMAN

Did you catch Sharon Jones on The Late Show with David Letterman last night? The Grammy nominee performed “Making Up and Breaking Up” along with Saun & Starr (The Dapettes), Paul Shaffer, and the CBS Orchestra.

Watch the performance below:

2.2 | LOWER DENS ANNOUNCE ‘ESCAPE FROM EVIL’ + SHARE NEW TRACK “TO DIE IN L.A.”

We are pleased to announce the return of Baltimore’s Lower Dens with their third album, Escape from Evil, to be released on March 31, 2015. On Escape From Evil, Lower Dens’ Jana Hunter emerges: cerebral and hot-blooded, rash and incorruptible, and, crucially, possessing of a loud, clear voice. The album sees Hunter stepping up and taking center stage, and emboldening every aspect of the band.

Escape From Evil is a cinematic, tonally rich work. The sounds are clean and warm. The pulse of the album is strong. Melodies are potent and songs are physical. Lyrics are direct, frank confrontations with life’s common crises. The album title is brazen, and along with the grimly funny title of lead single, “To Die in L.A.”, almost theatrical. Listen to “To Die in L.A.” below and read Jana’s latest interview with Vogue.com.