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Carmen Rodgers Preps Intermission/The Bitter Suite, Releases Stream Of Synth-Fueled Opening Track "Heartless"

Once upon a time, she was just Carmen. Then, after realizing that the single-name thing wasn't her style, she extended it out to her full name: Carmen Rodgers. And, on her 2004 release Free, Rodgers showcased a surgary-sweet indie soul coo and rightfully earned her a couple DOMA nominations in...
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Once upon a time, she was just Carmen. Then, after realizing that the single-name thing wasn't her style, she extended it out to her full name: Carmen Rodgers. And, on her 2004 release Free, Rodgers showcased a surgary-sweet indie soul coo and rightfully earned her a couple DOMA nominations in its wake.

But, aside from popping up as a featured artist on a few other area musicians' tracks, Rodgers has been maintaining a relatively low profile of late.

Now we know why: On March 30, Rodgers will put out her next release, called Intermission/The Bitter Suite. And, early indicators show, it's not less along the granola lines of Free and more futuristic-sounding than one might anticipate.

After the jump, check out a stream of Rodgers' catchy, synth-fueled track "Heartless," which appears to be the opening song on the upcoming disc.



It's kind of an intoxicating blend of '90s soul with contemporary music's renewed electro/synth obsession. Here's looking forward to March, huh?

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