Cameron Winter of Geese Showcases Unreleased Solo Tracks at NYC Pop-Up

Join Cameron Winter of Geese as he plays new, unreleased solo songs at an intimate NYC pop-up show. Experience the magic of music in a vibrant setting!

An Intimate Night in Soho

Geese’s Cameron Winter recently captivated an audience with a series of unreleased solo songs during a cozy pop-up show in Soho, NYC. The event, held in collaboration with the clothing brand Basketcase, took place on Monday, March 10, in a spacious yet minimalist storefront, adorned only with a few clothing racks and rugs.

The Performance Begins

The evening kicked off with the debut of an unreleased track titled ‘If You Turn Back Now’. The lyrics struck a chord with attendees, featuring poignant lines like “If you turn back now I might carry you home / and if you got good news / I might just hang up the phone.” It was a moving start to what turned out to be a memorable night.

Winter continued to share a mix of his well-known tracks and new material, including stripped-down renditions of ‘Try As I May’, ‘The Rolling Stones’, ‘Drinking Age’, and ‘$0’, all of which are featured on his anticipated debut solo album, ‘Heavy Metal’.

“I like doing what I want to do, and ideally, I don’t care about what anyone expects or wants from me.” – Cameron Winter

A Glimpse into His Creative Mind

As the night progressed, Winter's authenticity shone through in his performances. As stated in a previous interview, he is not constrained by expectations, and this desire for creative freedom resonates deeply in his music. He shared that he wishes to tackle the uncomfortable aspects of life through his songs, echoing the sentiments of artists like Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen, who confront life’s challenges head-on.

The Setlist That Moved Hearts

To conclude the night, Winter played his debut solo double A-side single ‘Take It With You’ along with two unreleased tracks titled ‘Please’ and ‘Long Island City Here I Come’ during his encore. As of now, it remains uncertain if these unreleased songs will be part of his solo discography or future Geese projects.

Cameron Winter's Setlist at the Basketcase NYC Pop-Up:

1. ‘If You Turn Back Now’
2. ‘Try as I May’
3. ‘The Rolling Stones’
4. ‘Drinking Age’
5. ‘Cancer of the Skull’
6. ‘$0’
7. ‘Take It With You’
8. ‘Please’
9. ‘Long Island City Here I Come’

Winter has expressed a desire to confront the dualities of life in his music, blending the heavy with the hopeful. “Life is depressing sometimes, and instead of trying to avoid talking about or referencing depressing aspects of life, their version of uplifting is to look depressing things dead in the face,” he articulated, highlighting how music serves as an affirmation of life, even amidst challenges.

To stay updated on his journey, Winter is scheduled to perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on March 26.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Where was Cameron Winter's pop-up show held? The show took place in a Soho storefront in NYC, in collaboration with the clothing brand Basketcase.
• What unreleased songs did Cameron Winter perform? He performed 'If You Turn Back Now', 'Please', and 'Long Island City Here I Come', in addition to tracks from his upcoming album.
• When is Cameron Winter's next performance? Winter is set to perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on March 26.
• What is the title of Cameron Winter's debut solo album? His debut solo album is titled ‘Heavy Metal’.
• What themes does Cameron Winter explore in his music? He explores the complexities of life, addressing both the heavy and hopeful themes through his songwriting.

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