Afro-punk

Afro-punk

Divisible
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • United States
Share 

Divisible's Friends

Music

Loading…

Divisible's Groups

 

Divisible's Page

Gifts Received

Gift

Divisible has not received any gifts yet

Give Divisible a Gift

Latest Activity

Billimarie and Divisible are now friends
on Friday
November 23
November 20
November 20
Divisible and Rachel Weidner are now friends
November 20
Hey LA AfroPunks! Divisible is playing tomorrow night at the Echo, with a band Pollyn who is also multi-ethnic. It's only $5 and should be a great night. I didn't get to see Saul (we were playing in Santa Barbara that night) but I would love to me...
November 19
November 19
November 7

Profile Information

Name
Divisible
About Me
Los Angeles-based band Divisible mixes indie rock, electronica, and world music with such creativity and intelligence that it only makes sense that lead singer Shola is a Harvard graduate and drummer Albert Sadia is a poet and screenwriter. After meeting in downtown Los Angeles, the duo set out to make songs that were moody, atmospheric, and accessible. Divisible recorded their first demo in the confines of their rehearsal room, and Bryan Cook (Gary Jules, Meiko, Inara George of The Bird & the Bee) volunteered to mix the record.

Divisible's debut release, The Alchemy EP, quickly garnered local attention from Filter Magazine, ABC Television, and LA’s Indie 103.1. The band also gained international attention from Music Pool (Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins) who invited the band to come to Germany for the renowned PopKomm Festival and showcase dates with Canadian band The Cliks.

Divisible returned to the states to work on their first full-length with producer Tommy Walter (Abandoned Pools, Eels). The record was mixed by Ryan Freeland (Aimee Mann, Moulin Rouge, Loudon Wainwright III) and mastered at Sound Bites Dog.

The finished album, Less Than Lion, is a blend of Peter Gabriel, PJ Harvey, and TV on the Radio - worldly, primal music that speaks to the band's African ancestry. Thematically, the songs explore singer Shola's relationship with her father, who lives in Ghana, West Africa. The result is intimate, emotional music with a pulsing drive.
You can be my friend if...
You like good music!
Website :
http://www.myspace.com/divisible
Occupation:
Musician
Favorite bands:
PJ Harvey, TV on the Radio, Peter Gabriel.
Band Question - Genre:
Rock
Band Question -Band Members:
Shola and Albert
Band Question - Sounds like:
PJ Harvey, TV on the Radio, Peter Gabriel
Band Question - Musical Influences:
PJ Harvey, TV on the Radio, Peter Gabriel
Band Question - Record label:
DIY

Divisible elsewhere

We're all over the web:




Divisible's Photos

Loading…

Comment Wall (26 comments)

You need to be a member of Afro-punk to add comments!

Join this Ning Network

At 9:59am on November 23, 2009, djwazu said…
That Station KEXP rocks you should get to know them since they're playing your music!
The morning show with John. They're on FB too!
At 4:10pm on November 20, 2009, Rachel Weidner said…
yea, my job is great! actually, the archives would really like to review less than lion for our monthly newsletter (www.blackgrooves.org)! would it be possible to get a promotional copy? i think you guys are great! thanks for the add. :)
At 4:21pm on November 19, 2009, djwazu said…
HEARD YOU ON THE RADIO TODAY! SO COOL.
KEXP STREAM TO NYC IN THE MORNINGS FROM SEATTLE
At 4:33am on October 19, 2009, KYLUVSM said…
thanx!
At 1:01am on October 14, 2009, KYLUVSM said…
love is the cost is sweet!
At 2:39pm on September 13, 2009, Sweet Fuzzy Itsy Bitsy said…
We love twisting ourselves around to your fabulous sounds...............!
At 3:05am on August 31, 2009, Boudica said…
I love your music! :D
At 7:24pm on August 30, 2009, The All-Girl Boys Choir said…
Better believe it :)
At 11:40am on July 28, 2009, The Revenge of Ricky Williams said…
Well, louisville is traditionally three kinds of music:

1. Hardcore
2. Bluegrass
3. Regular country

There are a lot of sleepy, too-cool-for-school hipster bands, and the rap scene here is finally starting to wake up (ie: Nappy Roots, an upcoming group called Skyscraper Stereo).

There are a lot of kickass neuvo-southern-rock bands popping up (Think skinard meets muddy waters meets the Sex Pistols) but we're kind of doing something different

Our town has a lot of smaller music venues, but not really that much for after you can fill a bar. We don't get a lot of national rock acts coming through here at all. Like, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Gossip-- They're not gonna play here.

We're dance-pop-punk. High-energy stuff.

We'd play with you guys if you're considering coming here. I think that'd be a lot of fun and a very interesting/unique show. You should look up a group we're friends with called Lotus Blake. I think you guys would mesh well with what they have going on.

Hollar our way if you need anything else!

<3 <3
Pam, The singer.
At 3:58pm on July 27, 2009, Transcend The Core said…
Slick sound , very Original, yet modern thanks for requesting us
 
 

Afro-Punk Vol2


16 DOPE TRACKS
DOWNLOAD IT HERE!

Music

Loading…

LIMITED EDITION POSTERS!

7-COLOR HAND SCREEN PRINTED
CLICK HERE TO GET YOURS!

APX Spotlight

Combining raw talent with a go-getter attitude, Terry Kennedy worked his way from skating in the streets of Long Beach to pro skater and entrepreneur.
Visit APX for more skate news and views!

Artist Feature

Self-proclaimed "ragamuffin punks" The Carps manage to kick-ass and be soulful at the same time!
Download one of their songs for free on the new Afro-Punk compilation, and click here to visit their profile!

Groups

Afro-punk is a platform for the other Black experience, the one we don't see in our media. D.I.Y (Do It Yourself) is the foundation.

 

© 2009   Created by Matthew on Ning.   Create a Ning Network!

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Privacy  |  Terms of Service

Sign in to chat!