Watch: Ringdown Performs on New Sounds' 'Soundcheck'

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Ringdown, the cinematic pop duo of Caroline Shaw and Danni Lee Parpan, stopped by WNYC in New York City to perform on New Sounds' Soundcheck and talk with host John Schaefer. They perform three songs: "Reckoning," "Thirst," and "Two-Step," their Nonesuch debut single released in March. You can watch all three and hear the episode here. Ringdown recently joined Sō Percussion on New Sounds to perform songs from Rectangles and Circumstance, the new album from Shaw and Sō, out tomorrow.

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Ringdown, the cinematic pop duo of Caroline Shaw and Danni Lee Parpan, stopped by WNYC in New York City to perform on New Sounds' Soundcheck and talk with host John Schaefer about their music. They give live performances of three songs: "Reckoning," "Thirst," and "Two-Step," their Nonesuch debut single released in March. You can watch all three and hear the full episode below. Ringdown recently joined Sō Percussion on New Sounds to perform songs from Rectangles and Circumstance, the new album from Shaw and Sō, out tomorrow on Nonesuch. You can watch that here.

Ringdown performs at MITU580 in Brooklyn this Sunday as part of ChamberQUEER's Closing Night celebration. They perform at The Underground at Jaffe Drive as part of Lincoln Center's Summer for the City on July 12. For detail, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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Ringdown: New Sounds' 'Soundcheck,' June 2024
  • Thursday, June 13, 2024
    Watch: Ringdown Performs on New Sounds' 'Soundcheck'
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    Ringdown, the cinematic pop duo of Caroline Shaw and Danni Lee Parpan, stopped by WNYC in New York City to perform on New Sounds' Soundcheck and talk with host John Schaefer about their music. They give live performances of three songs: "Reckoning," "Thirst," and "Two-Step," their Nonesuch debut single released in March. You can watch all three and hear the full episode below. Ringdown recently joined Sō Percussion on New Sounds to perform songs from Rectangles and Circumstance, the new album from Shaw and Sō, out tomorrow on Nonesuch. You can watch that here.

    Ringdown performs at MITU580 in Brooklyn this Sunday as part of ChamberQUEER's Closing Night celebration. They perform at The Underground at Jaffe Drive as part of Lincoln Center's Summer for the City on July 12. For detail, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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