Live at The Sinclair: Binki

Ernest Rareberrg is an independent newcomer in your recent music rotation. Hailing from East New York, with a scarce six-piece discography on Spotify, he’s sparked interests from all directions of the creative scene, so far creating freestanding songs that open up stories of chaotic realism with infuriatingly catchy melodies.

You can find a fleeting look into Ernest’s visionary through “Secondary Handstand” – from the faze-toned guitars to the playful captures of childish imagination: “Render me as useless / Apples for the toothless child”. Or you can peek into “tearing me apart”, which hails a completely different, darker atmosphere: “Sweetheart you punctured one / Amputated my thoughts”.

A deliberate and purposely genre-curving artist, Ernest Rareberrg is determined to show you what alternative can feel like. After being named Best New Artist by Pigeons & Planes and collaborating alongside producers like Chrome Sparks and longtime friend Walter Victor, he seems to have already mastered his command for songwriting and artful performance.