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California Collective easy Release Debut Single ‘I Want To Marry You’

March 6, 2019

Brand new California collective easy make a remarkable debut with ‘I Want To Marry You’, an intricately crafted, experimental left-pop song that immediately earmarks this band as one to watch. Speaking on the release, easy stated:

Urban Fu$e – ‘Splurge’

January 26, 2019

‘Splurge’ is the latest track from multi-national collaboration, Urban Fu$e. We first wrote about them back in October last year, with their song, ‘Can’t Steal My Deal’.

Modern Delinquents – ‘Climax’

July 29, 2018

A collective comprising a group of prominent and respected DJs and producers, Modern Delinquents formed to give themselves an outlet to perform and release material outside of their usual sphere. Based in LA, they release work on a regular basis.

The Hills and the Rivers – ‘The Fool’

April 12, 2018

Blood runs thicker than water in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania collective, The Hills And The Rivers.

Comprising four members of the Hill family, as well as four contributors to the 4th River Music Collective, The Hills And The Rivers have blended together roots, folk, and indie sounds with the common thread of keeping all the instrumentals organic and acoustic. Their latest single, ‘The Fool’, brings them to the world, alongside their authentically branded music video.

Indie Collective ‘Starglass’ Release Newest Single ‘Sharp’

February 27, 2018

‘Sharp’, from indie collective Starglass, was written about the best moments in life; those which fill us with excitement and adrenaline. The single is available to stream and download from all major media platforms.

Dirty Heads – ‘Celebrate’ Ft. The Unlikely Candidates

January 30, 2018

Dirty Heads, from Huntingdon Beach in California, are an Alternative/Hip Hop/Reggae collective that were formed in 1996 by Jared Watson and Dustin “Duddy B” Bushnell. Their latst single, ‘Celebrate’ features The Unlikely Candidates, from Fort Worth, Texas. The track is paired with a video directed by Wayne Isham, which combines old family photos and videos, shots of the band performing, as well as concert footage.