Who better to feature on Barclay Crenshaw’s new EP than his own flesh and blood? Out now, Tiramisu features a lighthearted collaboration with the bass music virtuoso’s daughter.
The EP contains two tracks, “Tiramisu” and “Flam Joint,” which capture a grimy, punk-rock spirit through the lens of 140 dubstep. The former features Crenshaw’s daughter Ella, whose lively vocals add a heartwarming twist to a banging bass track.
Check out a clip of the Crenshaws in the studio below.
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Ella follows in the footsteps of her own father, who took to the mic earlier this summer to deliver his vocal debut in the track “Cannibal Strings.”
With no hesitation to experiment, Crenshaw has stayed red-hot after the March release of his debut album, Open Channel. He’s now gearing up for an expansive tour of the same name.
Listen to Tiramisu below and find the new EP on streaming platforms here.
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