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Category: New Releases

MALEA – ‘You’ll Never Fix My Heart’

April 19, 2017

Los Angeles based singer-songwriter Malea has recently released her single, ‘You’ll Never Fix My Heart’.

Aaron Camper – ‘Know You Better’

April 17, 2017

Aaron Camper has been working hard all through 2016 to make himself one of the most compelling independent voices in contemporary R&B. Songs such as ‘Guns And Roses’, ‘Sunset’, and ‘Hypnotizing’ have kept fans in a state of anticipation for something better each time – and 2017 appears to be on track to be even better, with his new release, ‘Know You Better’, which came out earlier this month.

Last Giant – ‘Toys For The Devil’

April 17, 2017

Rather than using computers and tracks, Last Giant, from Portland, Oregon, take in a more traditional approach to their music, and bring their incredible riffs to life both on stage and in the studio. Their new album, ‘Memory Of The World’, released earlier this month is a collection of 11 electrifying tracks, the first of which is ‘Toys For The Devil’.

Eskeerdo – ‘Bitta’

April 16, 2017

Florida native Alexander “Eskeerdo” Izquierdo left school at the age of 15 to pursue a music career. It was the best decision he could have made: he’s now an established songwriter and his resume includes songs written for Rihanna, Kanye West and Fifth Harmony – as well as multiple Grammy Awards.

John Haesemeyer – ‘Maybe If I Try’

April 16, 2017

Based in San Francisco, but having grown up in the midwest, John Haesemeyer’s style is a blend of folk and popular genres, with an emphasis on vocals and acoustic guitar. His new track, ‘Maybe If I Try’, shows his inspiration, the great singer-songwriters, the likes of which include Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Dylan.

Bianca Ingram – ‘What I Want’

April 16, 2017

Bianca Ingram is music royalty and shows it in the video for her new single, ‘What I Want’.

DJ SirTaj – ‘All Day’

April 16, 2017

Originally from India, Tajinder Singh, performing as DJ SirTaj, arrived in Atlanta Georgia in 1991. A graduate music engineer who styles his sound as “Punjabi-hop”, DJ SirTaj is an all-round artists taking his adopted home town by storm. ‘All Day’, with its catchy gloomy keyboard, and dance-inducing beats, is the perfect example of SirTaj’s tunes.

Frank Shiner – ‘Rainy Night In Georgia’

April 16, 2017

Frank Shiner’s style is described as “Blue-Eyed Soul” and it’s an epithet which fits him to a tee in his new album, ‘Lonely Town, Lonely Street’. His latest track, a take on the classic ‘Rainy Night In Georgia’, is a laid back and mellow bluesy number, sung with passion and style.

Kevin Tiah – ‘Fight For You’

April 16, 2017

On the surface, Australian artist Kevin Tiah looks like a diehard metalhead, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find he’s actually a very talented musician who has diversified into many different musical directions.

Marble Empire – ‘Haze’

April 16, 2017

Marble Empire, aka Matt Berry (19) is a Guilford-based producer who started creating music in 2015, and now has started performing live with a full band. They have now released yet another amazing song called ‘Haze’.

The Big East – ‘Hungry Ghosts’

April 15, 2017

‘Hungry Ghosts’ is the second album by Canadian band, The Big East, and is available through Amazon.

Analog Monoxide – ‘Playing Tag’

April 15, 2017

Norwegian artist Stian Høyberg, recording as Analog Monoxide, today releases his second album, ‘Songs For The Road’, a true hybrid of jazz improvisation, funk, experimental electronica, and blues.

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