Paper Diamond—the brainchild of Pnuma Trio’s Alex B—recently announced a headlining national tour and a new EP, Paragon. “The Turnt Up Tour” will kick off at Burlington, VT’s Higher Ground, and will travel across the country until October 9 in Lincoln, Neb. Paper Diamond will be supported by artists from Alex B’s record label Elm and Oak as well as artists off Pretty Lights’ music label, including Two Fresh, Robotic Pirate Monkey, Michal Menert, Raw Russ, Sorry For Partying and Cherub. Like all of Pretty Lights’ releases, Paper Diamond will be releasing “Paragon” for free through his official website. “Can We Go Up” will be the first single released off the EP, and the video will feature artwork by Denver, Colo. based artist Josh Holland. More information can be found here
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