His first new music since the release of his acclaimed 2022 album ‘Kramies’, which featured contributions from members of The Black Keys, Band Of Horses, and Grandaddy, the latest from the US alt/folk artist finds him teaming-up with Grammy winning producer...
Originally written while travelling through Ireland, “Owl and the Crow” arrives as another dreamy glimpse into Kramies’ forthcoming self-titled LP. LISTENHERE|| WATCH THE VIDEOHERE
Initially just an acoustic outtake, the new single was finally recorded in one take on a late Californian night in JerryBecker’s Oakland Studio. As time went on “Owl and the Crow” only grew, with layers and images captured by Kramies’...
Today American songwriter KRAMIES returns with mystical new track: “Hotel in LA”.
With floaty, faraway vocals gently splicing gauzy, spiralling instrumentals and eerie atmospherics, “Hotel in LA” was written in just an hour, and recorded early in the morning on a balcony overlooking the scenic Blueridge Parkway in North Carolina.
Glimmering with twinkling percussion and folk-tinted flutters, the nostalgic new track feels as though it is tapping into a certain...
While winter approaches, the days grow shorter, and homes are dimly lit as dusk quietly creeps in, three unique songwriters come together to create a rare and special release of emotionally touching and bare singles. ‘Over and Outsider’ is the new three-part split single by Jason Lytle of Grandaddy, Tyler Ramsey formerly of Band Of Horses, and Kramies.
The chill of winter leaves many emotions hanging over us all- the...
“Ohio, I’ll Be Fine,” Kramies’ first official video of 2021, is a beautiful example of the emotional potency he’s become known for. Taken from the highly anticipated forthcoming Kramies EP, “Ohio, I’ll Be Fine” taps into Kramies’ past, the lyrics unflinchingly facing his personal demons.
Produced by and featuring Jerry Becker of Train, as well as Jim Bogios of Counting Crows, “Ohio, I’ll Be Fine” combines the artistry of these...
“Ohio, I’ll Be Fine,” Kramies’ first official video of 2021, is a beautiful example of the emotional potency he’s become known for. Taken from the highly anticipated forthcoming Kramies EP, “Ohio, I’ll Be Fine” taps into Kramies’ past, the lyrics unflinchingly facing his personal demons.
Produced by and featuring Jerry Becker of Train, as well as Jim Bogios of Counting Crows, “Ohio, I’ll Be Fine” combines the artistry of these...
Patrick Carney of the Black Keys & Jason Lytle of Grandaddy join KRAMIES on his beautiful new single "Days Of”.
KRAMIES has emerged as a fresh new folk voice. Individual in style and heartfelt in composing, the rising songwriters’ ballads meld classic acoustic elements with fresh, innovative production, for a sound that feels likes the pinnacle of modern folk. Mixed in with his candid lyricism and rousing vocals, the artists...
Setting out to make the first ‘Split-Trio’ or Tri-Single’ as some might put it, with just one acoustic instrument, a voice, one microphone and no studio tricks, each of them wrote and recorded a new song.
Both Jason & Kyle recorded their songs at their California homes, while Kramies' was recorded at his home in Colorado; creating three naturally honest songs with a comfortable tone which almost bring a feeling...
While wandering through landscapes that have been deepened by antiquities & fables, Kramies spent time residing on the grounds of an old castle. There, over the weeks and within the castle walls, Kramies started the writings of what would become his newest gathering of songs titled: “Of All The Places Been & Everything The End”.
Upon returning home, Kramies teamed up with producers ...
