Description: "Sequence" Music & Lyrics by John Kunkel Guitars by Michael Venezia Mix & Mastered by John Kunkel Release Date: March 1st, 2021 Label: Division 87 Records Spotify: http://spoti.fi/3sAQ7KV Bandcamp.com: https://thenewdivision.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenewdivision Facebook.com: https://www.facebook.com/thenewdivision Twitter.com: https://www.twitter.com/thenewdivision Spearheaded by John Kunkel (songwriter/producer), The New Division is an LA-based tour de force. Influenced by a mix of new wave, synthpop, and dancefloor sensibilities, Kunkel has taken the tastiest slices of these genres and blended them into The New Division's signature sound. With a sound that feels comfortably connected to the past but with a momentum that fastens them to the future, at its core The New Division's custom blend of electronic adds tugging lyrics to each track, bringing satisfying emotion to the party. On the heels 2020s LP, "Hidden Memories," The New Division's latest effort, "Sequence" takes on familiar territory for anyone familiar with the outfit's previous works. Taking sonic inspiration from 80s and 90s pop classics, "Sequence" deals with bringing someone close to you back to where they belong. As Kunkel states, "The song is really about being there for those we care and cherish. Everyone's dealt with the pandemic in their own way, but many of us are still picking up the pieces left behind for others to carry onward." "The song is also about myself in some sense. I spent several nights last year wandering empty streets alone, wondering where the world was headed and what the future held. 'Sequence' is equally about caring for others and taking better care of ourselves." Sequence is out worldwide March 1st, 2021 on Division 87 Records.

Description: The New Division - Over Download / Stream: https://ffm.to/hiddenmemories Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thenewdivision Music & lyrics by John Kunkel I need a song that I can sing to hold you over From crashing down I need to show you where your halo Fell to the ground Don’t you know you about my problems? You know them well Don’t you know our love is... Is bound to help Oh I’ve never tried to see you in a different light Oh please darling try to keep us with our love You can’t escape it I can feel it coming over All over me This shouldn’t happen but it’s wrapping every corner Out to sea And I just wanna make you happy So come to me I can show you what you’re missing My company ------------------------------------- Bio Spearheaded by John Kunkel (vox/producer). The New Division is an LA-based tour de force. Influenced by a mix of new wave, progressive house, and techno, Kunkel has taken the tastiest slices of these genres and blended them into The New Division's signature sound. With a sound that feels comfortably connected to the past but with a momentum that fastens them to the future, at its core The New Division's custom blend of electronic adds tugging lyrics to each track, bringing satisfying emotion to the party. In early 2011, Kunkel felt they had 6 songs right and put out the highly acclaimed EP, The Rookie. It wasn't long after that he felt they had enough material for a full length, and in late 2011, The New Division released Shadows. This album generated a huge buzz. As more people put their ears to it, Shadows continued to climb up charts all across the US as well as internationally. Several music publications named the LP a top album of 2011. Now in 2019, The New Division is gearing up to release its fourth LP, "Hidden Memories" - Kunkel's most ambitious effort to date. Featuring 10 tracks ranging from dark and brooding to emotive and uplifting, "Hidden Memories" was produced and recorded in Los Angeles, CA. Pulsating with bruising basslines, dance-infused drums, and decked out atmospheric vocals, "Hidden Memories" serves as an homage to the music that has inspired Kunkel for the past decade. "I wanted Hidden Memories to be a blend of what I felt were the best parts of my early years as The New Division, a return to form of sorts," Kunkel says. "I picked up where I left off, back when I was listening to a lot of dance records ranging from progressive, trance, early new wave, and synthpop. The blend of all those sounds is what I envisioned for 'Hidden Memories.'" Longtime collaborator and co-producer F.J. DeSanto (Trade Secrets), also assisted on the record, "F.J.'s been a part of each album since "Together We Shine," and has always been a guiding force for TND," Kunkel said. "I tend to lose focus quite easily. I generally like everything I end up writing, but he understands what works from an outsider's perspective which I think is crucial from an objective standpoint." Accompanied by a group of live musicians, including Alex Gonzales (Drums), James Meays (Guitars), Danny Corrales (Bass), and Michael Janz (Keys) - Kunkel and his mates have embarked on multiple US tours, with several dates in both South America and Europe.

Description: The New Division - Ride Download / Stream: https://ffm.to/hiddenmemories Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thenewdivision Music & lyrics by John Kunkel Cause you don't even see Just what I want Or what I need Give me something to see I don't breathe anymore You don't lie Cause you don't know No you don't see... Cause you don't even see Just what I want Or what I need Give me something to see I don't breathe anymore ------------------------------------- Bio Spearheaded by John Kunkel (vox/producer). The New Division is an LA-based tour de force. Influenced by a mix of new wave, progressive house, and techno, Kunkel has taken the tastiest slices of these genres and blended them into The New Division's signature sound. With a sound that feels comfortably connected to the past but with a momentum that fastens them to the future, at its core The New Division's custom blend of electronic adds tugging lyrics to each track, bringing satisfying emotion to the party. In early 2011, Kunkel felt they had 6 songs right and put out the highly acclaimed EP, The Rookie. It wasn't long after that he felt they had enough material for a full length, and in late 2011, The New Division released Shadows. This album generated a huge buzz. As more people put their ears to it, Shadows continued to climb up charts all across the US as well as internationally. Several music publications named the LP a top album of 2011. Now in 2019, The New Division is gearing up to release its fourth LP, "Hidden Memories" - Kunkel's most ambitious effort to date. Featuring 10 tracks ranging from dark and brooding to emotive and uplifting, "Hidden Memories" was produced and recorded in Los Angeles, CA. Pulsating with bruising basslines, dance-infused drums, and decked out atmospheric vocals, "Hidden Memories" serves as an homage to the music that has inspired Kunkel for the past decade. "I wanted Hidden Memories to be a blend of what I felt were the best parts of my early years as The New Division, a return to form of sorts," Kunkel says. "I picked up where I left off, back when I was listening to a lot of dance records ranging from progressive, trance, early new wave, and synthpop. The blend of all those sounds is what I envisioned for 'Hidden Memories.'" Longtime collaborator and co-producer F.J. DeSanto (Trade Secrets), also assisted on the record, "F.J.'s been a part of each album since "Together We Shine," and has always been a guiding force for TND," Kunkel said. "I tend to lose focus quite easily. I generally like everything I end up writing, but he understands what works from an outsider's perspective which I think is crucial from an objective standpoint." Accompanied by a group of live musicians, including Alex Gonzales (Drums), James Meays (Guitars), Danny Corrales (Bass), and Michael Janz (Keys) - Kunkel and his mates have embarked on multiple US tours, with several dates in both South America and Europe.

Description: The New Division - In The City (available only on Bandcamp.com via member subscription) Subscribe here: https://thenewdivision.bandcamp.com/ ------------------------------------- In The City Music and lyrics by John Kunkel Waking up on dirty streets again in the dawn All my friends have passed me by they're just moving on And oh, my homelessness keeps dragging on And oh, I wish I could be less withdrawn And I wish I could start again with you Just lay me down to rest, all over new Waking up on dirty streets again in the dawn All my friends have passed me by they're just moving on And oh, my homelessness keeps dragging on And oh, I wish I could be less withdrawn ------------------------------------- Bio Spearheaded by John Kunkel (vox/producer). The New Division is an LA-based tour de force. Influenced by a mix of new wave, progressive house, and techno, Kunkel has taken the tastiest slices of these genres and blended them into The New Division's signature sound. With a sound that feels comfortably connected to the past but with a momentum that fastens them to the future, at its core The New Division's custom blend of electronic adds tugging lyrics to each track, bringing satisfying emotion to the party. In early 2011, Kunkel felt they had 6 songs right and put out the highly acclaimed EP, The Rookie. It wasn't long after that he felt they had enough material for a full length, and in late 2011, The New Division released Shadows. This album generated a huge buzz. As more people put their ears to it, Shadows continued to climb up charts all across the US as well as internationally. Several music publications named the LP a top album of 2011. Now in 2019, The New Division is gearing up to release its fourth LP, "Hidden Memories" - Kunkel's most ambitious effort to date. Featuring 10 tracks ranging from dark and brooding to emotive and uplifting, "Hidden Memories" was produced and recorded in Los Angeles, CA. Pulsating with bruising basslines, dance-infused drums, and decked out atmospheric vocals, "Hidden Memories" serves as an homage to the music that has inspired Kunkel for the past decade. "I wanted Hidden Memories to be a blend of what I felt were the best parts of my early years as The New Division, a return to form of sorts," Kunkel says. "I picked up where I left off, back when I was listening to a lot of dance records ranging from progressive, trance, early new wave, and synthpop. The blend of all those sounds is what I envisioned for 'Hidden Memories.'" Longtime collaborator and co-producer F.J. DeSanto (Trade Secrets), also assisted on the record, "F.J.'s been a part of each album since "Together We Shine," and has always been a guiding force for TND," Kunkel said. "I tend to lose focus quite easily. I generally like everything I end up writing, but he understands what works from an outsider's perspective which I think is crucial from an objective standpoint." Accompanied by a group of live musicians, including Alex Gonzales (Drums), James Meays (Guitars), Danny Corrales (Bass), and Michael Janz (Keys) - Kunkel and his mates have embarked on multiple US tours, with several dates in both South America and Europe.

Description: OUT July 6, 2020 | Digital Shades - Someone ------------------------------ Pre-order: https://ffm.to/digitalshadessomeone https://soundcloud.com/thenewdivision/digital-shades-someone-master ------------------------------ Digital Shades is back with their latest single, "Someone". Formed by John Kunkel (The New Division) & James Meays (Missing Words), the duo return to form with another synth-laden anthem primed for new wave and synthwave fans alike. ------------------------------ Lyrics: Digital Shades - Someone Music by John Kunkel, James Meays Lyrics by John Kunkel And I'll try to be there when you burn out You're acting like we're on the same page Don't matter if you're crying your heart out I wish we had something to gain Pain, it doesn't lose its sting when you want out It lingers on until you die Why, does anything you do make a difference? Chorus Oh my lord.... where are you now? 'Cause sometimes in the night I wish you could've been older With me by your side And I see someone I don't know Its in your eyesight where to go A sad try of learning all the rules of your fallout I wish we had some games to play Now, you're older and you're suddenly different Oh my lord.... where are you now? 'Cause sometimes in the night I wish you could've been older With me by your side

Description: The New Division - The Line Download / Stream: https://ffm.to/hiddenmemories Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thenewdivision Music & lyrics by John Kunkel I had you by my side No murder weapon in sight "Eraserhead" in play No love is lost on our way It's been such a long time, long time I'ts been such a long time The games you want to play My enemy You know I know you see me In the night I've taken all the moments Put them into motion Let me see you love me Love me now ------------------------------------- Bio Spearheaded by John Kunkel (vox/producer). The New Division is an LA-based tour de force. Influenced by a mix of new wave, progressive house, and techno, Kunkel has taken the tastiest slices of these genres and blended them into The New Division's signature sound. With a sound that feels comfortably connected to the past but with a momentum that fastens them to the future, at its core The New Division's custom blend of electronic adds tugging lyrics to each track, bringing satisfying emotion to the party. In early 2011, Kunkel felt they had 6 songs right and put out the highly acclaimed EP, The Rookie. It wasn't long after that he felt they had enough material for a full length, and in late 2011, The New Division released Shadows. This album generated a huge buzz. As more people put their ears to it, Shadows continued to climb up charts all across the US as well as internationally. Several music publications named the LP a top album of 2011. Now in 2019, The New Division is gearing up to release its fourth LP, "Hidden Memories" - Kunkel's most ambitious effort to date. Featuring 10 tracks ranging from dark and brooding to emotive and uplifting, "Hidden Memories" was produced and recorded in Los Angeles, CA. Pulsating with bruising basslines, dance-infused drums, and decked out atmospheric vocals, "Hidden Memories" serves as an homage to the music that has inspired Kunkel for the past decade. "I wanted Hidden Memories to be a blend of what I felt were the best parts of my early years as The New Division, a return to form of sorts," Kunkel says. "I picked up where I left off, back when I was listening to a lot of dance records ranging from progressive, trance, early new wave, and synthpop. The blend of all those sounds is what I envisioned for 'Hidden Memories.'" Longtime collaborator and co-producer F.J. DeSanto (Trade Secrets), also assisted on the record, "F.J.'s been a part of each album since "Together We Shine," and has always been a guiding force for TND," Kunkel said. "I tend to lose focus quite easily. I generally like everything I end up writing, but he understands what works from an outsider's perspective which I think is crucial from an objective standpoint." Accompanied by a group of live musicians, including Alex Gonzales (Drums), James Meays (Guitars), Danny Corrales (Bass), and Michael Janz (Keys) - Kunkel and his mates have embarked on multiple US tours, with several dates in both South America and Europe.

Description: The New Division - Needs Are Denied Download / Stream: https://ffm.to/hiddenmemories Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/thenewdivision Lyrics Music & lyrics by John Kunkel I wanted to be here with you tonight Anything before I go? There's always something left to be desired I want it, I want it, I want it, I want it more There's always something left to be conspired Another secret love to show I knew you found a way to be admired You want it, you want it more So baby can we talk it over Our needs are denied Make it over Do it tonight Waiting for tomorrow To lend us a hand A search for sorrow Let's do it again ------------------------------------- Bio Spearheaded by John Kunkel (vox/producer). The New Division is an LA-based tour de force. Influenced by a mix of new wave, progressive house, and techno, Kunkel has taken the tastiest slices of these genres and blended them into The New Division's signature sound. With a sound that feels comfortably connected to the past but with a momentum that fastens them to the future, at its core The New Division's custom blend of electronic adds tugging lyrics to each track, bringing satisfying emotion to the party. In early 2011, Kunkel felt they had 6 songs right and put out the highly acclaimed EP, The Rookie. It wasn't long after that he felt they had enough material for a full length, and in late 2011, The New Division released Shadows. This album generated a huge buzz. As more people put their ears to it, Shadows continued to climb up charts all across the US as well as internationally. Several music publications named the LP a top album of 2011. Now in 2019, The New Division is gearing up to release its fourth LP, "Hidden Memories" - Kunkel's most ambitious effort to date. Featuring 10 tracks ranging from dark and brooding to emotive and uplifting, "Hidden Memories" was produced and recorded in Los Angeles, CA. Pulsating with bruising basslines, dance-infused drums, and decked out atmospheric vocals, "Hidden Memories" serves as an homage to the music that has inspired Kunkel for the past decade. "I wanted Hidden Memories to be a blend of what I felt were the best parts of my early years as The New Division, a return to form of sorts," Kunkel says. "I picked up where I left off, back when I was listening to a lot of dance records ranging from progressive, trance, early new wave, and synthpop. The blend of all those sounds is what I envisioned for 'Hidden Memories.'" Longtime collaborator and co-producer F.J. DeSanto (Trade Secrets), also assisted on the record, "F.J.'s been a part of each album since "Together We Shine," and has always been a guiding force for TND," Kunkel said. "I tend to lose focus quite easily. I generally like everything I end up writing, but he understands what works from an outsider's perspective which I think is crucial from an objective standpoint." Accompanied by a group of live musicians, including Alex Gonzales (Drums), James Meays (Guitars), Danny Corrales (Bass), and Michael Janz (Keys) - Kunkel and his mates have embarked on multiple US tours, with several dates in both South America and Europe.