Stonewall 1969 by Sonic Panda

Sonic Panda releases new LGBTQ+ anthem on the 56th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in New York, 1969. The Sino-Spanish band composed of Spanish artist Pere Ibañez and Chinese Seni Ren releases ‘Stonewall 1969’ on No Where Records. A track narrating the events that happened in Stonewall Inn in June 1969; where spontaneous riots and demonstrations from the LGBTQ+ community sparked a new wave of activism and started a civil rights movement that continues today. The celebration of this clash between the authorities and the queer community ultimately became the origin of the first gay pride parade a year later in1970. The song written by Pere Ibañez and produced by Carlsed comes after the success of Sonic Panda’s latest single ‘King Cobra’ which topped the iTunes sales charts in Spain and earned them the Premier Artist Prize 2025 and the IMVA (International Music Video Awards) Honorable Mention to best rock video. While ‘Stonewall 1969’ showcases a much more sober and mature side of the band, it still keeps their unique blend of electronica and industrial. The single includes the original mix of the song and a smashing electronic remix by Carlsed that showcases the versatility of the band and it’s producer. Meanwhile the band is still working on their first album, and are keeping quite a few surprises for the near future. The single and music video will be released by No Where Records on June 20 and made available on all streaming platforms and digital music stores.

Sonic Panda are a Sino-Spanish electro rock band located in Beijing, China. The act is led by Spanish renowned audiovisual artist Pere Ibañez and his counterpart Seni Ren. Currently signed to Spanish label No Where Records, the band is recording their first LP of original songs written by Ibañez and produced by Barcelona's eclectic musician and producer Carlsed.