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Everyone Is Dirty – ‘Paper Cutout’

September 23, 2020

‘Paper Cutout’ is the first single and video from the upcoming new album, ‘eine kleine jukebox baby’ of Oakland California post-punk rock band, Everyone Is Dirty. The album is set for release on October 30.

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Paris Bennett – ‘Opposites Attract’

September 21, 2020

Paris Bennett’s latest single, ‘Opposites Attract’, accompanied by a gorgeous animated lyric video created by Oliver Twixt, shows that she’s not lost any of that blitheness, nor innocence, that saw her win the hearts of millions of viewers in Season 5 of American Idol.

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Sharon Hendrix – ‘Adaleigh (Run Away)’ 

September 21, 2020

Sharon Hendrix is back with her new single, ‘Adaleigh (Run Away)’. We introduced readers to the powerhouse vocals of this artist and her single, ‘Believe And Become’ only a few weeks ago. Now she returns and it’s definitely not too soon to hear her gorgeous voice.

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System Machine – ‘In Dust We Trust’ 

September 21, 2020

Northern Irish industrial and metal band System Machine growl their sage advice to “Pay attention to what Mother Nature says”, with ‘In Dust We Trust’, their latest single. The question we need to ask ourselves is – are we heeding the warning?

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ASHRR ‘WAVES’ 

September 21, 2020

‘Waves’, the latest single from Los Angeles band ASHRR, in its synthy, introspective escapism, is the perfect release for a band who is making…well…waves…in LAs underground rock scene.

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Glorybots – ‘Radiate’

September 21, 2020

On the surface, ‘Radiate’, by Glorybots, is a love song to and about California, but dig a little deeper and you realise that there’s so much more: it’s a song of exploration and the wonders of discovery, and we the listeners are invited along for the ride.

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Jonathan Lykes – ‘I Love Being Black’ 

September 21, 2020

Activist and educator Jonathan Lykes has seen his fair share of street protests, and the talented musician has decided to throw his own hat into the ring, with his inspiring anthem, ‘I Love Being Black’.

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Tisha Hunter – ‘Right Now’ 

September 17, 2020

Born and raised in Harlem, New York City, Gospel artist Tisha Hunter is no stranger to the music industry, having achieved great success in the early 1990s as part of the RnB girl group, Ex-Girlfriend, who were signed to Warner/Reprise by music biz legend, Benny Medina. Their song, ‘Why Can’t You Come Home’ hit the number 3 spot on the Billboard charts. They followed this up with appearances on Soul Train, BET, Showtime At The Apollo, world tours, music videos, and on movie soundtracks. Ex-Girlfriend was the opening act for Prince in 1992 at the Jack the Rapper music convention, and were later invited to perform at his club in Minneapolis.

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T-Klassiq – ‘Overcome’

September 17, 2020

Originally from Nigeria but now living in Montreal, Canada, T-Klassiq takes pop music and instils in it the iconic afro-beat sound of his home country. Taking inspiration from Western artists, the likes of Michael Jackson, and Akon, along with fellow African creatives such as Fela Anikulapo, and Kuti, T-Klassiq has melded for himself a beautiful Afro-pop sound, which is perfectly showcased in his new single, ‘Overcome’.

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AV Super Sunshine – ‘Baby Goodbye 2020’

September 17, 2020

AV Super Sunshine’s new single isn’t that at all. It’s a new arrangement. Originally released in 2014, ‘Baby Goodbye’ was followed by a hip-hop remix video, and 3 years later, ‘Baby Goodbye 2017 Dance’, a club-flavoured house-remix. ‘Baby Goodbye 2020’ is an updated take on the original, effortlessly smooth-gliding, while combining modern sounds with a heavy dose of retro-guitar heavy 60s psych, 70s hard rock, and soulful female vocals.

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Big Lou – ‘Redemption’ 

September 17, 2020

Camden New Jersey native Big Lou had everything torn out from beneath him, but he has big dreams and even bigger ambitions to get it up and higher than he ever was before.

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GS11 – ‘Bunkin”

September 17, 2020

North Carolina’s GS11 shows who’s in charge with his latest single, ‘Bunkin”.

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Grand Nathaniel – ‘Nightbird’

September 16, 2020

Grand Nathaniel is the new project from J Burton, who’s based in Lafayette, Louisiana. His new sound is very different from that of his previous band, FIGHTs, with Burton now planting his feet firmly in the Euro synth pop style popularised by bands in the 80s and 90s.

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Chris Waters – ‘Blurry’

September 14, 2020

Having just moved to Austin, Texas. where he found himself in lockdown, it’s understandable that singer/songwriter and rapper Chris Waters struggled with his fears for the future of the US and the world. However, he decided rather than to sink into depression, to use his gift of music, with his new single, ‘Blurry’ a heartfelt, moving, and quite vulnerable view on life in quarantine.

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Malina Moye – ‘Enough’

September 14, 2020

Malina Moye is recognised as one of the top guitarists of her generation, and she demolishes the boundaries between rock, funk, soul, and pop. ‘Enough’, from her third and latest album, ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’, sees Malina grab the attention of her fans with her self-penned storytelling style, while at the same time grabbing at their hearts with her soulful guitar solos.

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Keys FTV – ‘Flexin’

September 14, 2020

Keys FTV is no stranger to the spotlight, having previously shared a stage with the likes of Collective Music’s Blac Youngsta, and Moneybagg Yo. He’s known for his high energy shows, and any track he’s featured on will challenge you NOT to move with the rhythms, and cherish the delicately laid vocals. On top of that, Keys is a rapper who doesn’t just care about is image and laying down amazing tracks, but he’s also a party starting force to be reckoned with, and latest single ‘Flexin’ is a fantastic example of what he can do.

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Ready, Steady, Die! – ‘Deep’

September 7, 2020

Although Morgan Visconti is the son of super producer Tony Visconti, his band, Ready, Steady, Die!, which includes British singer songwriter Sam K bears little resemblance to the music the elder Visconti had a hand in. Bending dream pop, electronic rock, and darkwave, the duo’s first album ‘Pleasure Ride’ was the initial instalment in their upcoming trilogy, and latest single, ‘Deep’, is a slow-burning trip across whispered verses and haunting choruses.

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Sun & Flesh – ‘Hell Is People’

September 7, 2020

It’s not enough for Brooklyn hard rockers Sun & Flesh to simply live by Sartre’s affirmation that “hell is other people”‘ – in their eyes it’s everyone, at least so far as their latest single, ‘Hell Is People’, is concerned, and they don’t even exclude themselves in that condemnation.

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The Imaginaries – ‘Walking On A Wire’  

September 7, 2020

Maggie McClure and Shane Henry, otherwise known as The Imaginaries, take life and all its unpredictable-ness and turn it into gorgeous, deeply moving Americana, with a timeless quality. Their latest single, ‘Walking On A Wire’, is a response to the push and pull they feel constantly, as people who take the path less travelled.

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Sharon Hendrix – ‘Believe and Become’ 

September 7, 2020

Sharon Hendrix’s CV is a who’s who of music, having worked alongside the likes of Bob Dylan, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Olivia Newton-John, Dusty Springfield, Harry Chapin, and Barry Manilow. The latter is the one she’s most famous for, having toured the world and recorded with him since 1978, including a duet on his 1985 rendition of ‘Ain’t Nothing Like The Real Thing’.

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