Dresage launches $DRESG a social token to build value within her community!

Keeley Bumford knows what it’s like to gather your courage and face fear head-on.

Dresage continues to perfect her craft in the studio, and she has no plans of slowing down. The brainchild of Keeley Bumford, Dresage arrives with her own version of indie art pop, with the goal of empowering women all over the world to follow their vision and do whatever it takes to get there.

Dresage is here to put on for all the female producers in the world, encouraging more women to enter the space. Currently less than 5% of the industry, the Washington native is a true anomaly in the music industry when it comes to her art, from scoring films to exploring her own sound and texture.

Badass singer-songwriter and activist Dresage has dropped a new single “Who I Am” and it tells us exactly who she is. She’s the left out, uninvited cool girl that, despite what you’d think, we all want to be friends with.

The latest installment of Blumhouse Television's horror anthology series, Into the Dark, has us seeing red. The upcoming Valentine's Day installment, titled "My Valentine," takes a note from some of the biggest pop scandals over the past decade, and POPSUGAR has an exclusive first look.

Get ready for a heart attack. The forthcoming Valentine’s Day installment of Blumhouse Television’s horror anthology series Into the Dark has unveiled its cast which includes Britt Baron (GLOW), Anna Lore (Doom Patrol), Benedict Samuel (Gotham) and Anna Akana (Let It Snow) to star in the series which will also feature Ally Maki (Toy Story 4) and Sachin Bhatt (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow).

Once you discover that Keeley Bumford (a.k.a. Dresage) grew up studying Celtic flute, jazz vocals, opera, and riot grrrl-era singer-songwriters, things start to make sense. The textured, ethereal sounds she brings to Dresage certainly aren’t born of your standard music education. Nor is the way she builds entire worlds within her songs.

Can there be too many feminist anthems? Dresage and G.Smith don’t think so; in fact, they recently collaborated on a new one called “Therapy,” which Grimy Goods has the pleasure to premiere today. It is a happy compromise between their production styles, where every bubbling moment holds something bold and new.

Back in April I introduced the colorful future pop single "Dinosaur" from fun-loving duo More Giraffes. Now one half of the duo, singer/songwriter/producer Keeley Bumford aka Dresage, is presenting another passion project on her own. In her version of personal exploration through sound and texture, she's just released "Gallery," a self reflection on love, romance, and heartbreak.

You might recognise the name of Keeley Bumford aka Dresage. She’s one half of the blog-conquering More Giraffes, though she gives a pretty good account of herself solo too. Gallery is electronic pop that ticks all our boxes, pounding while Dresage coos over the beat. It’s relentless in a good way, with Bumford not resting (even on a quiet middle-eight) till you’ve succumbed to her charm. Check it out below.

Let's be honest. If you know me, you know I was obsessed with this from the get-go. Bombastic drums, soaring & nuanced synthwork, and a vocal that's so effortless it's awe-inducing. Today, look no further than Dresage's latest to get your fill of fun. Also, don't you dare skip out before the three minute mark. I'm not going to spoil it, but you best listen and keep on listening. Over and over and over.

Los Angeles vocalist Dresage makes pop, but not pop. She's pop in the sense of wanting her ideas to reach a wide audience, but her sharply defined melodies are informed by some left field elements. Art-pop in the realest sense, new song 'Gallery' matches brooding synths to lashings of flouro-soaked colour.

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