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It’s o-fish-ally the holiday season for YouTube creator and singer Tiko, known around the world for his Fortnite gaming videos and infectiously catchy music, who has released his new single “The Naughty List” out via ONErpm. Over a driving pop beat and shimmering chimes, Tiko shares the five things he could do to make it on Santa’s good side. 

Continuing a breakthrough year with a #1 alternative radio hit, 3-piece alternative pop-rock band, Beach Weather - comprised of Nick Santino [vocals, guitar], Reeve Powers [bass], and Sean Silverman [guitar/production] – share a new single and music video entitled “Trouble With This Bed” via Arista Records.

Earlier this summer, as they began rolling out music from their second full-length album, SunDub kicked things off by showcasing three diverse singles showing multiple facets of their musical approach on Spirits Eat Music. Starting with “Jump And Dance,” featuring Lutan Fyah, the Brooklyn-based five-piece delivered an irresistible feel good tune.

UK/Irish trio New Rules have debuted new single “Late In The Evening.” Written by Jamie Scott (One Direction, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran) and co-produced by the band, the heartfelt track arrives alongside an official visual, which made its broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU and MTV Biggest Pop.

We’re Here, My Dear is Ging’s first ever artist project and a major sonic departure from anything he’s made before. A wildly acclaimed producer since his teen years in Toronto for artists including Drake, Rihanna, SZA, Kanye West, The Weeknd and many more, Ging began to ponder what his own art might sound like.

 Long Beach based trio half•alive release their new single “High Up” along with the music video via RCA Records. “High Up” was co-produced with Ethan Gruska and the music video is co-directed by Kevin Clark (Finneas, Son Little) and  half•alive’s Josh Taylor.  

Following two years of singles, growth and polishing her craft, soulful pop singer-songwriter CLO.FM has released her debut EP Heartbroken But Glamorous. The collection of songs was penned by CLO herself, as well as talented collaborators including Grammy award-winning producer/guitarist Brandon Ferguson (H.E.R.) and producer Elliott Marchent.

International pop sensation and critically acclaimed songwriter Kim Petras has released her anticipated new single, the guitar-driven pop song “If Jesus Was A Rockstar,” out now via Republic Records / Amigo Records. The single sees Kim achieving a long-time dream of working with her pop hero, the legendary producer Max Martin.

19-year-old singer/songwriter Sydney Rose has debuted her new EP This Kind Of Thing Doesn’t Last. On the five-track collection written solely by Rose, the Georgia-native opens up about growing up, friendship, mental health, and longing, with songs unfolding like a handwritten diary. Watch the new music video now!

GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter, actress, and author LeAnn Rimes partnered with GRAMMY Award-winning producer and DJ Dave Audé to release the dance remixes for her focus track, “spaceship,” off her recently released album god’s work (EverLe Records via Thirty Tigers/ The Orchard/ Sept. 16th).

Fitz and The Tantrums will celebrate the release of Let Yourself Free with two network television performances of the album’s current single “Moneymaker” later this month. On November 17, the band will perform the track on Live with Kelly and Ryan. On November 24, Fitz and The Tantrums will return to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

“Glitter and Tears,” Vos’ first new music in over two years, premiered last month alongside a video directed by Kate Rentz, following a run of summer tour dates with Broods. She also recently played an opening set at Andrew McMahon’s sold out show at Hotel Café in L.A. More music from Vos is imminent.

Liverpool synth quartet Ladytron release “Misery Remember Me,” the second single from their anticipated album Time’s Arrow, and share a string of west coast U.S. tour dates this spring.“Misery Remember Me” is an encapsulation of the themes that inspired and make up Time’s Arrow at large - a sense of optimism and hope overcoming dystopia. 

Collaborating with the world’s biggest DJs including Martin Garrix, Basement Jaxx, Kaskade, Galantis, and more, Dragonette’s musical diversity knows no bounds, and as a songwriter her credits include Keith Urban, Cyndi Lauper, Pretty Sister, and Carly Rae Jepsen, among others.

Queen of Me consists of 12 new tracks. From the energetic opener “Giddy Up” through the empowered title track “Queen of Me” and passionate finale “The Hardest Stone,” the LP represents a deep and dynamic creative statement from this iconic voice. She set the stage for everything with the single “Waking Up Dreaming.” 

80s-esque indie pop trio Moxy The Band have released their debut album, Dream Feeling. Dream Feeling represents a stylistic and creative leap into the unknown for each of its members. The sound moves listeners through the neon atmosphere of discos past, roaring arenas of rock nostalgia, and the computerized eclecticism of future pop.

Written by Grammer alongside Jake Torrey, Nolan Sipe, and Jon Levine, “Good In Me” was inspired by the idea that it’s impossible to only share the positive sides of yourself in a long-term relationship. Your partner gets the full scope of what you are and who you aren’t, but they choose to see the good in you. 

Little Snake returns on Brainfeeder with a new digital EP titled DRIVING ON ACID comprising six hyper-detailed and (somewhat paradoxically) minimalistic takes on avant-garde rave music, including a collaboration, “RTF150,” with fellow Alberta resident Cerdin (“my closest co-producer”).

Her first solo release since 2017’s sumptuous disco house anthem “He Is The Voice I Hear,” the track sees her teaming up with vocalist Uffie on a track that’s been tearing up dance floors in TBM sets throughout the summer. The clue is absolutely in the title: “Serotonin Moonbeams” is house music at its most wide-eyed.

ELEVATION  finds  Black Eyed Peas  expanding the collective musical consciousness and pushing boundaries yet again  (like only they can). Of course, they bring a few friends along for this rollercoaster ride. The group link up with  Daddy Yankee  on the reggaeton banger  “BAILAR CONTIGO,”  while  Nicky Jam  ignites the funkified  “GET DOWN.'