Walter Martin Archives

Hamilton Leithauser isn't the former member of The Walkmen staying busy. On Wednesday morning, Walter Martin shared a new song that he recorded in isolation. Titled "Quarantine Boogie (Loco)," the song features guest vocals from Matt Berninger of The National (who also appears in the video) along with horn accompaniment by Stuart Bogie. "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," stated Walter. "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." Walter released his latest album The World At Night earlier this year, his fifth solo effort since The Walkmen announced their hiatus in 2013. Check out the song below: https://www.youtube.com/embed/jH6wxVujq0w

Walter Martin

The Walkmen Co-Founder Walter Martin Releases ‘Quarantine Boogie (Loco)’ With Matt Berninger

These Dancers Get Down in Walter Martin’s ‘Down By the Singing Sea’ Video

The Walkmen’s Walter Martin Releases ‘Jobs I Had Before I Got Rich & Famous’ on LinkedIn

The Walkmen’s Walter Martin Announces Solo Album ‘Arts & Leisure’

Walter Martin Cozies Under the Mistletoe in New Lyric Video

I Did It My Way: Hamilton Leithauser Enters His Second Act

Liberation Days: Peter Matthew Bauer Begins His Spiritual Search

The Wonderful World of Walter Martin

Walter Martin, Karen O Become Children in ‘Sing to Me’ Video

Walter Martin Frees ‘I-M-A-G-I-N-A-T-I-O-N’ for Intimate Live Video

Walter Martin and Matt Berninger Get Wild on ‘We Like the Zoo’

A Guy From the Walkmen Wrote a Perfect Kids’ Song About ‘The Beatles’

The Walkmen’s Walter Martin Yodels With Karen O on ‘Sing to Me’

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