Electronic musician and composer Dan Deacon has announced a new studio album entitled Mystic Familiar, which will be released January 31st on the Domino record label. This latest album announcement is accompanied by a new single and music video entitled “Sat by a Tree,” which was directed by Daren Rabinovitch and stars comedian Aparna Nancherla.
“Sat by a Tree,” features upbeat and eclectic electronic production, creating a pleasant pop tune, with upbeat vocals, and experimental synth sounds that fit in perfectly with the track. The music video shows Nancherla becoming consumed by a variety of bugs, worms and insects, as her body lays on the ground covered in dirt.
“I’m beyond excited to share news with you about my new album!” Deacon stated in an Instagram post. “Its called ‘Mystic Familiar‘ and it will be out Jan 31st! I have been working on it for years and I’m really excited for you to hear it soon!”
Deacon will also be embarking on a tour this fall, which will begin next month in Knoxvville, Tennessee, and is expected to finish out next May in Washington D.C. His live shows are known to be large spectacles, and typically utilize large-scale audience participation and interaction.
Back in 2017 Deacon released an original soundtrack for the film Rat Film. Check out the eclectic video for his 2015 single “When I Was Done Dying,” here.
Mystic Familiar
01 Become a Mountain
02 Hypnagogic
03 Sat by a Tree
04 Arp I: Wide Eyed
05 Arp II: Float Away
06 Arp III: Far From Shore
07 Arp IV: Any Moment
08 Weeping Birch
09 Fell Into the Ocean
10 My Friend
11 Bumble Bee Crown King
Tour Dates:
11/01 Knoxville, TN – Pilot Light
11/02 Chattanooga, TN – JJ’s Bohemia
11/03 Birmingham, AL – Saturn
11/05 Tallahassee, FL – The Bark
11/06 Orlando, FL – Wills Pub
11/07 Miami, FL – Floyd
11/08 Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits
11/09 Gainesville, FL – The Atlantic
11/12 Athens, GA – 40 Watt Club
11/13 Charlotte, NC – Neighborhood Theatre
11/14 Virginia Beach, VA – Elevation 27
1/31 Dublin, Ireland – Grand Social
2/01 Glasgow, Scotland – Classic Grand
2/04 Leeds, England – Brudenell
2/06 London, England – Scala
2/10 Paris, France – La Maroquinerie
2/26 Charlottesville, VA – The Southern
2/27 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle
2/28 Atlanta, GA – Terminal West
2/29 Asheville, NC – The Grey Eagle
3/01 Nashville, TN – The Basement East
3/03 New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jacks
3/05 Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall
3/06 San Antonio, TX – Paper Tiger
3/07 Austin, TX – Scoot Inn
3/08 Dallas, TX – Deep Ellum Art Co.
3/10 Phoenix, AZ – The Crescent Ballroom
3/11 San Diego, CA – Music Box
3/12 Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory
3/13 Los Angeles, CA – The Regent Theater
3/14 San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore
3/16 Sacramento, CA – Harlow’s
3/19 Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
3/20 Seattle, WA – Neptune
3/21 Vancouver, British Columbia – Hollywood Theatre
3/24 Boise, ID – Neurolux
3/25 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
3/27 Santa Fe, NM – Meow Wolf
3/28 Englewood, CO – Gothic Theatre
3/30 Lawrence, KS – Granada Theater
3/31 St. Louis, MO – The Ready Room
4/02 Chicago, IL – Metro
4/03 Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theater
4/04 Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon
4/16 Millvale, PA – Mr. Smalls Theatre
4/17 Lakewood, OH – Mahall’s
4/18 Cincinnati, OH – Urban Artifact
4/19 Louisville, KY – Headliner’s Music Hall
4/21 Indianapolis, IN – HI-FI Indianapolis
4/22 Columbus, OH – Skully’s Music Diner
4/23 Detroit, MI – Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
4/24 Toronto, Ontario – Lee’s Palace
4/25 Ithaca, NY – The Haunt
4/26 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
4/28 Portland, ME – SPACE Gallery
4/29 Portsmouth, NH – 3S Artspace
4/30 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
5/01 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel
5/02 Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
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