The Walkmen's Walter Martin is, like everyone else, in the midst of social isolation. He's used his time to record a new single, which features his frequent collaborator Matt Berninger of the National.
The song is called "Quarantine Boogie (Loco)," and proceeds from its release will be donated to City Harvest, a charity dedicated to providing support to those affected by COVID-19 and supplying food to NYC public school kids in need.
"I made this song hoping to make enough of a fool of myself to inspire people to join my City Harvest team and donate money," Walter said. "They are doing amazing work feeding people in NYC right now, and helping get food to public school kids who rely on school breakfast and lunch. I hope you can laugh at my song during these hard times and please join my City Harvest team and donate HERE."
Listen to "Quarantine Boogie (Loco)" below.
The song is called "Quarantine Boogie (Loco)," and proceeds from its release will be donated to City Harvest, a charity dedicated to providing support to those affected by COVID-19 and supplying food to NYC public school kids in need.
"I made this song hoping to make enough of a fool of myself to inspire people to join my City Harvest team and donate money," Walter said. "They are doing amazing work feeding people in NYC right now, and helping get food to public school kids who rely on school breakfast and lunch. I hope you can laugh at my song during these hard times and please join my City Harvest team and donate HERE."
Listen to "Quarantine Boogie (Loco)" below.
