As I spent more time I started picking up on the slang and infusing it into my way of speech. There would be moments where I would be completely lost in a conversation. At first I was stricken at the glaring differences in slang between British English and American English. “I have spent much of my time over the last four years living and working in London. So what about the album title? In a recent interview, he explains the meaning behind American English: Tor sets that mood through the album art, which features him in a trench coat amidst the the dark and light of the inner city. Luckily, we can live our New York dreams vicariously through Tor Miller. Check out the full third round lineup below, including SPIN‘s personal picks in bold.Ĭarolina Camacho (Santo Domingo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)Ĭatfish and the Bottlemen (Llandudno UK-WALES)Ĭhris Catalena And The Native Americans (Austin TX)Ĭountry Cousins (formerly V.I.The Brooklyn born singer-songwriter brings the boldness of the borough to his new album American English.Īs much as we’d love to pack our bags and move to the big apple, some things are easier said than done. White, SPIN Top 20 Pop Albums of 2014 honorees ASTR, Clean Bandit, and Bleachers, Marina & the Diamonds, Arcade Fire member Will Butler, and many more who’ll make their mark during the weeklong musical frenzy.
There’s also rising R&B group THEESatisfaction, Viet Cong, Matthew E.
Now the sprawling event has dropped the third - and not even final! - round of additions, including some pretty big names alongside up-and-comers whose names will probably be echoed on other festival lineups as the year unfolds.īringing the total number of acts announced thusfar to 965 - and again, this isn’t even the final list - South By Southwest now announces DeJ Loaf, Alex G, Tove Styrke, Beacon, Diarrhea Planet, Kate Boy, Sheer Mag, and more as part of its 29th installment. Last year, South by Southwest announced two rounds of the lineup for the upcoming festival that’ll be held in Austin, Texas from March 17 through March 22.
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