After a year of nervous breakdowns, 2020 brought New York City to the point of crisis.
After a year of nervous breakdowns, 2020 brought New York City to the point of crisis. Cry Wolf, songwriter Richard Spitzer's new EP, due to arrive on October 23, was written as a way to calm relationship paranoia and his Jewish anxiety.
Following the summer single, "Text Your Ex," Spitzer today has followed with "Worthless," a song about, "Failed encounters in love, lust and economics" Share "Worthless" via YouTube. Spitzer was born in New York City into an Orthodox Jewish / Cuban family where music was a natural part of daily life. Salsa sounds at home against the somber bled into daily prayer at his Orthodox Hebrew Temple. Richard found his way into performing at rave events at 16, following that path to pursuing a fine arts degree at SUNY Purchase College. There he studied studio composition with Phillip Glass, had songwriting classmates Regina Spektor, Dan Deacon, and won a contest to open for The Roots. After school Richard had several New York City underground dance and indie projects such as Nite Club (Tape Theory, Blackbudget), Vinyl Life (Ultra Records, Star 69), and Hotels (Hidden Shoal). Under the name Little Star Dweller and Loveskills he created a unique style of pop music.Listen to "Worthless" here:
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