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Japanese-Korean-American indie pop artist Tiger La Flor has released her EP Hollywoodland via Arista Records, accompanied by its cinematic title track. The record fuses 1960s and 70s pop harmonies, Dolly Parton-esque vocal charm, and Chris Isaak-style western guitars into a self-described “Laurel Canyon Western” aesthetic.
Inspired by vintage Los Angeles, live orchestral arrangements, and tape-cut drums, the EP navigates romance, heartbreak, and glamour across standout tracks like “KODACHROMATIC,” “BAD COMPANY,” “IN COLD BLOOD,” and “FOREVERMORE.” The viral popularity of opening track “KODACHROMATIC” has already generated over 37 million social media views. Tiger La Flor will celebrate the release with a headlining LA show at Permanent Records on September 18th. Stream Hollywoodland in full across all major streaming services today.
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