We recently had the spectacular opportunity to check out the new single “After The After Party” from NYC based band Gramercy Arms. You can listen to “After The After Party “ Here You can also check out the video for “After The After Party “ below

We are absolutely loving the latest single “After The After Party” from Gramercy Arms, revolving collective, masterminded by DAVE DERBY (The Dambuilders, Lloyd Cole) and producer RAY KETCHEM (Elk City, Guided By Voices, Luna) – presents ‘After the After Party’, a wistful power pop gem about chances missed and taken. Previewing their fourth album ‘The Making Of the Making Of’ (out April 26 via Magic Door Record Label, it features GUIDED BY VOICES’ Kevin March, JOAN AS POLICE WOMAN’s Rainy Orteca, Hilken Mancini (Fuzzy, the Monsieurs) and Mike Errico with video set against the backdrop of late-night footage of Manhattan and Brooklyn

Produced, recorded and mixed by Ketchem at Magic Door Recording in Montclair, New Jersey, award-winning engineer GREG CALBI (John Lennon, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Talking Heads, Patti Smith, Tom Petty) was also involved in mastering. 
The Spill Magazine calls this “a fabulous and fresh slice of positivity, wrapped up in a finely-tuned package of upbeat and harmonious pop-rock… Impeccably performed; superbly arranged and produced”.

I had the tune and general structure of the song lying around for a long time. For a long time I had the opening line ‘Do you suppose the door was already closed?” and the general vibe of the song but not much else. The song title and lyrical concept came for me while sitting at a bar in Brooklyn and overhearing a group of people talk about what they were going to do after an afterparty they were attending that night. I thought that that was a great title and general concept to anchor the song around. The song is about two people who’ve been chasing after each other for years but the stars never align until this one fated night where they are chasing after some magic that has been eluding them,” says Dave Derby

We love the melodic bliss of “After The After Party”,  Gramercy Arms have created an absolute gem of a track, that we simply can’t get enough of .

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