Today, thump premiered the official video for Elliot Moss’ “Slip.” Directed by David Svedosh, the video tracks a meditative journey from city to nature. “Fans of Jamie XX and Chet Faker take note,” says Thump.

In other news, Moss is currently gearing up for a pair of support tours this Fall. He’ll join COIN and Colony House for a run throughout October, then head out with Wild Child through the beginning of November. For a full set of dates, check the tour section.

Elliot Moss’ Highspeeds has officially hit the internet. You can get your copy – including bonus track “VCR Machine,” which is streaming over on Elliot’s SoundCloud right now – on iTunes here.

Speaking of iTunes, they’ve very graciously decided to give away album-highlight “Slip” for free all week long in their Free on iTunes program, click this link to download.

And for our New York readers: tomorrow Elliot will be playing a FREE show at Babys All Right in Brooklyn. Set time is 11pm. Right after our pals in Bully wrap up. Don’t be square.

April, 28th is fast approaching, and yesterday Elliot Moss unveiled another song from the revamped Highspeeds over on FADER. “Best Light” is all minimal, dark groove until the deep house fireworks hit around the halfway point. Give it a listen, then go pre-order your copy of the record on iTunes.

New Yorkers should be excited to know that Elliot will be celebrating the release of Highspeeds with a show at Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right on April 29th.

Today we welcome Elliot Moss to the GJ fold with a premiere of one of his brand new tunes. The folks over at Pigeons and Planes unveiled “I Can’t Swim” this morning. They called it “a driving, mournful song that counterpoints the singer’s fragile vocals with rougher guitars and crisp drums.” Pretty spot on.

The track is pulled from the forthcoming re-release of Highspeeds, Elliot’s debut LP, set for an April 21st release. More details are on the horizon. In the meantime, you can catch him on the road with Cold War Kids. For a full slate of dates, hit the tour section.