New song is now streaming/downloading in all the places:
Jeff Robbins livestream Tuesday, May 19th, 2020. Click through to YouTube for the full live experience.
Jeff Robbins plays Orbit & 123 Astronaut songs... over the Internet!
Tuesday, May 12 2020, Jeff Robbins will be performing a bunch of his old songs from Orbit as well as some newer 123 Astronaut stuff.
Watch on YouTube if you want join the conversation.
We’ve been recording more music! Here’s the first of a series of singles that we’ll be putting out over the next few months. It’s called “Cry Baby Cry” and you can buy it on BandCamp.
Another John Peel style live-in-the-studio recording by Andy Davis at Submodern Audio.
Andy Davis at Submodern Audio has a radio show which harkens back to John Peel’s BBC series. He has bands come in and record live in the studio on his glorious analog equipment. We set up a camera so you could watch!
Here’s our set at The Columbus Theatre in Providence, RI on January 25th, 2019.
Our friend Ryan Murtha shot this video for “The Friction” with 3 cameras at AS220's Black Box Theatre in Providence. It was an early morning shoot and we ran the song about 6 or 7 times. The video is a just one take beginning to end. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and we'll make more videos!
This song is "Invincible." Mike Silvia and Jesse Snyder came to us with this great concept. Thanks guys!
Today is my birthday! Let's celebrate with another 123 Astronaut song. This one is called "Stars." You can find the song on SoundCloud, but I've been making minimalist videos to go along with the new songs. Here's one that I put together with time lapse photos from the International Space Station. Thanks NASA! We think you're great!
This song features horns from our friends Jim Whaley, Patrick Pine, Bodie Pfost, and Matt West of Extraordinary Rendition Band.
Sharing SoundCloud clips on social media isn't really cutting it. You've got to click and link and click again, ending up in 2 or 3 websites or apps. But we can put videos everywhere - Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and of course, YouTube. And… if my memory of the 80's is correct, you can put music into videos! So here's a little something that I put together in my backyard during winter storm Grayson, here in Rhode Island. Find it in our Twitter and/or Facebook and share it with your people. -Jeff
360° video shot in our rehearsal room in Providence, RI
Scroll around this spherical video. It's like being there! If you're on a mobile device, you may need to open up YouTube to see it correctly.