Camp Candle

New Camp Candle Mixtape Available for Streaming & Download

After release a few enticing singles, Camp Candle, the duo of Hetepsa and Nu Ra, has released its first mixtape, which you can now stream and download for free. You can take a listen to ERE, which is an Old English word that mean "before (in time)," representing the beginning of the group's beginning (below). Camp Candle will also be performing for free on Thursday, July 14 at Spruce Street Harbor.

&amp;lt;a href="http://campcandle.bandcamp.com/album/ere"&amp;gt;ERE by Camp Candle&amp;lt;/a&amp;gt;

Published: July 05, 2016 |

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The Deli Philly's Featured Artist(s) Poll Winner: Camp Candle

After originally backing another artist in 2012, Camp Candle, the psych-pop combination of Nu-Ra and Hetepsa, knew that they would "need to make music together! As a duo!" Drawing inspiration from all that surrounds them, with specific nods to Michael Jackson and the music genres of shoegaze, dream pop, post-punk and new wave, the band is steadily finding its voice and sculpting its own sound one single at a time. Hopefully, someday, Nu-Ra's plan to perform in every major venue in Philly will come true, and before that happens, you can get the inside scoop about Camp Candle, our most recent Deli Philly Featured Artist(s) Poll Winner HERE.

Published: May 23, 2016 |

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New Track: "Wake Up" - Camp Candle

Atmospheric keys reverberate, merging with calming vocals as a steady percussive wave rolls in Camp Candle’s “Wake Up”. The electro-pop duo develops a meditative state of osmosis that gradually lifts you into alert mode. They'll be performing at Kung Fu Necktie on Friday, April 1, with Vincent Remember, Groceries Store, and Virtual Girls.

Published: March 22, 2016 |

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