Name: GRIP
Brand: serpentwithfeet

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

SC466LP-C1

Colour

Clear

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Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: Yes

Format detail

Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2024-03-29

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

656605046631

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Clear LP

SC466LP

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Extended format: No

656605046617

Black LP

SC466CD

656605046624

Artist

serpentwithfeet

Genre US

R&B / Neo-Soul

Label US

Secretly Canadian

Josiah Wise, known professionally as <en>Serpentwithfeet</en>, is an experimental musician based in Brooklyn, New York. He gained recognition with the release of his EP "blisters" in 2016 and went on to debut his studio album "soil" in 2018. With a unique blend of soulful vocals and avant-garde production, Serpentwithfeet has carved out a distinct sound that pushes the boundaries of contemporary R&B.

Influenced by artists such as Kelsey Lu, Yves Tumor, and FKA twigs, Serpentwithfeet's music explores themes of love, spirituality, and identity. His captivating performances often feature intricate vocal harmonies and theatrical elements that create an immersive experience for audiences.

With critical acclaim and a growing fanbase, Serpentwithfeet continues to push the boundaries of genre conventions while maintaining an authentic and emotive approach to his artistry. His music resonates with listeners who appreciate innovative soundscapes and thought-provoking lyrics.

Newest Listed Items

serpentwithfeet, the Baltimore born singer-songwriter, is taking natural steps as a versatile talent from chapter to chapter in his career. His third album GRIP is the result of these latest steps. GRIP finds its home on the dance floor of Black gay clubs and the intimate moments that happen there and afterward, no matter the location. It explores the small moments of physical touch and how they occur. Whether it be a grip around the waist or the face, serpentwithfeet manages to explore all angles.&nbsp;

GRIP and the Black gay club share an interesting juxtaposition: the club is public; the dancefloor is obviously a place where people look at and watch one another. At the same time, the Black gay club is a safe community space, it is “for us”, and in that way is very private, very intimate. These clubs provided a different atmosphere for him, a different comfort, and a different sense of welcoming that nurtured him in a new way.&nbsp;

From start to finish, GRIP sonically lives the highs and lows of not only a night out at the club but of romance as well. “Damn Gloves (ft. Ty Dolla $ign and Yanga YaYa)” captures the adrenaline rush of a night’s peak with a thumping bass entwined in dance production that mimics the heartbeat’s speed as intimacy runs high between two lovers. “Spades” employs a sweet guitar-driven melody to create a tender moment as a slow-dance would. “Lucky Me” is sweet and honest, void of anything that distracts from the moment at hand as serpent’s voice, a twinkling guitar melody, and enchanting synths serve as the driving force to champion a new romance.

It is a body of work that highlights moments that are closest to the heart. Throughout his seven-year career, he has exhibited versatility through R&amp;B music that’s been in and outside of grim, spiritual, and joyous. serpentwithfeet continues to push the limits of his artistry.

GRIP

Music US

Discover GRIP by serpentwithfeet. The versatile artist's third album explores intimate moments on the dance floor and beyond. Available in various formats from Secretly Canadian.