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Spanish Gold – Out On The Street
The debut album from Spanish Gold, South of Nowhere, will be released May 27 on BMG/Del Mar Records. The trio is made up of drummer Patrick Hallahan (My Morning Jacket), guitarist Adrian Quesada (formerly of Grupo Fantasma) and guitarist and lead vocalist Dante Schwebel (City and Colour, formerly of Hacienda). Rolling Stone recently premiered the […]
Holiday Sidewinder – Carousel
Named from the Truman Capote novel ‘Breakfast At Tiffany’s’, she was born the love child of a teen actress and a set builder, among a family of film & music industry. She was accepted in to The Newtown Performing Arts High School for Drama, and at the ripe old age of 13 began a career […]
Mickey Monroe – Guilt to Pretend
Mickey Monroe – Guilt to Pretend Mickey Monroe – Guilt to Pretend Lyrics: Fascinated by occasion when a sinner began to pray. Dedicated blamed and self-possesses. Educated ba some people trying to totally control your way. Trapped to be devoted by request. You say, I am acting conscious again. No way, just bleeding guilt to […]
Elle Varner – Cold Case
For some, living a dream is a privilege…a blessing, if you will. For others, it’s more of a calling. There’s no doubt that Elle Varner’s creative journey should be filed in the latter category, but even as her destiny unfolds before her, she can barely believe her eyes. Hers was a childhood steeped in hooks […]
Misun – Sleep
Misun is undeniably energetic and catchy. The band transcends traditional pop as they effortlessly blend 60′s rock & roll nostalgia with hip-hop, dance and a touch of spaghetti western. Misun have self-proclaimed their sound as Aquawave. However Misun’s sound is defined, their deft exploration of sonics and style makes their catalog multidimensional (and at times […]
Owls of the Swamp – Garden
There’s a sense of searching and mystery nestled in the music of Owls of the Swamp, the atmospheric indie-folk project of Australian singer-songwriter, Pete Uhlenbruch. His forthcoming album ATLAS was mixed in Reykjavik by Sturla Mio Thorisson (Damien Rice, Markéta Irglová, Owen Pallett) and features guest performances from Markéta Irglová (The Swell Season), Ryan Karazija […]
The Dirty Youth – Alive
The Dirty Youth are a female fronted quintet setting their sights on world domination. Not nestling in to one specific genre is their gift, as they blend rock anthems with metal riffs and a punk attitude. The Dirty Youth released their debut album ‘Red Light Fix’ in late 2011 via Universal. Mixed by Martyn “Ginge” […]
Kaye Fox – Used To Love You
Chicago has a rich tradition of breeding some of the most soulful and prolific singers, songwriters, and producers. From the times of Curtis Mayfield, Chaka Khan, Minnie Riperton, and Quincy Jones to the present day reign of Kanye West, Common, Lupe Fiasco, R Kelly, and No ID, the legacy has continued. There is a new […]
Midé – Hello Before Goodbye
Midé is a London-based singer/songwriter with a uniquely soulful voice who has a real passion for live music. “Midé has an amazing way of connecting with a listener. There is always a welcome ease about the way he delivers any note, from originals to a cover. You only need to hear him cover “Bob Marley […]
Maylee Todd – Hieroglyphics
Maylee Todd is a dynamic and multi-faceted artist, based in Toronto. Her creativity derives its inspiration from a wide range of artistic disciplines: songwriting, production, film, performance art, and design. Maylee’s music combines organic and electronic forms, including elements of boogie, bossa, space funk, psychedelia and soul. She is truly a free spirit who brings […]
Charlie Vox – Sorry I…
Charlie Vox – Sorry I… Although singer/songwriter, Charlie Vox, lead vocalist of Random Ax Of Charlie, was born in Philadelphia, PA and raised in New Jersey, her musical impact reaches far across the Atlantic. Under the pen name of C. Gilliam, Charlie has collectively sold in excess of 8 million records worldwide. Def Jam’s former […]
AKUA – One’s Company
With emotion and texture at the center of her songwriting there’s reason A K U A’s music has been so warmly received by the few that have happened upon it: it’s real and it’s raw. Having already sparked musical comparisons to Rhye and Jessie Ware, and having opened for Katy B, Solange and Cody ChesnuTT, […]