![The Raveonettes are excited to premiere their first single “She Owns The Streets” - from their upcoming album Observator out September 11th via Vice Records.
She Owns The Streets /. download [right click + save]
Inspired by their surroundings, The Raveonettes have always been able to capture the experiences & emotions of every day life. “She Owns The Streets” is a perfect example of this.
Songwriter Sune Rose Wagner says, “The real people I’d met and experiences I had over the last year in NY and Venice, CA all bled into these new songs. ‘She Owns The Streets’ for example is about a New York City street dancer. I’ve noticed her before dancing wildly on Bowery, running crazily in the street among the cabs and horrified passers-by. A friend of mine introduced me to her and we struck up a friendship. In 20 minutes I had written a song about the pleasures and pitfalls of being perceived as either a drug-crazed girl or an insane individual, simply because she dares to defy the laws of civility and conformity. Isolation can be a wonderful thing, but it doesn’t afford you this kind of inspiration.”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6yd0nqYKu1qa7dyho1_1280.jpg)
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The Raveonettes are excited to premiere their first single “She Owns The Streets” - from their upcoming album Observator out September 11th via Vice Records.
She Owns The Streets /. download [right click + save]
Inspired by their surroundings, The Raveonettes have always been able to capture the experiences & emotions of every day life. “She Owns The Streets” is a perfect example of this.
Songwriter Sune Rose Wagner says, “The real people I’d met and experiences I had over the last year in NY and Venice, CA all bled into these new songs. ‘She Owns The Streets’ for example is about a New York City street dancer. I’ve noticed her before dancing wildly on Bowery, running crazily in the street among the cabs and horrified passers-by. A friend of mine introduced me to her and we struck up a friendship. In 20 minutes I had written a song about the pleasures and pitfalls of being perceived as either a drug-crazed girl or an insane individual, simply because she dares to defy the laws of civility and conformity. Isolation can be a wonderful thing, but it doesn’t afford you this kind of inspiration.”
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