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Irish Songstress Megan O’Neill Releases New Single ‘Rootless’ October 25

October 21, 2019

Megan O’Neill has a new single and there’s so much more to it than meets the eye.

Nick Talos And Adam Trigger Delight With ‘Don’t Wanna Go Home’

October 20, 2019

We’re tuned into and loving the new single from Nick Talos and Adam Trigger. Both producers are signed with Universal and release ‘Don’t Wanna Go Home’ through the German division of the label.

‘Here We Go’ by Walk the Earth

October 20, 2019

Multi-platinum pop act Walk the Earth return with their new album ‘Here We Go’. It features the previously released songs ‘Mike’s Song’, ‘I’ll Be There’ and their latest single, ‘Home Alone’. The band have not only garnered 1.7 million listeners, but they have also catapulted to the #1 spot on Apple music’s Breaking Pop playlist.

Bblasian Goes ‘Above And Beyond’ With New Single

October 18, 2019

Louisville Kentucky hip-hop artist Bblasian does exactly what he sets out to do, with his new single, ‘Above And Beyond’.

Nya Releases New EP, ‘Hold On’

October 18, 2019

NYAs third EP, ‘Hold On’, pulls no punches as she launches into the four tracks with her sublime vocals dipping in and out of…

Alt Jangle Pop From Death Party Playground With New Single ‘Love & Fidelity’

October 18, 2019

Based in Waterloo, Ontario, power pop artists Death Party Playground are set to release their new single, ‘Love & Fidelity’, the first track from their forthcoming album, ‘Little Joy’, which comes out on January 17.

Jonathan Karkar Set To Release Latest Single’I Forgot About Me’

October 18, 2019

Set for release on Friday October 25, ‘I Forgot About Me’ is the debut single from Toronto based pop-producer Jonathan Karkar. The track will be available to stream and download across all digital media platforms.

Olivier Libaux Presents Uncovered Queens Of The Stone Age ‘The Lost EP’

October 16, 2019

French musician and producer, Olivier Libaux (Nouvelle Vague) presents ‘The Lost EP’. It is the second volume of songs under Libaux’s project, ‘Uncovered Queens of The Stone Age’. The collection of songs according to the Wall Street Journal “flips that manly air on its head with a dozen of versions of the band’s original songs sung by women”.