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TZAR’s newest song is an ode to fuccbois - someone who is afraid of commitment, plays with people’s emotions, and ultimately only leaves wreckage behind.

Proclaimed an 'Artist to Watch' by Ebro Darden of Beats1 Radio, Gatti's 'Clear My Mind' follows her September 2020 single 'Caught Up,' and prior single 'Chances,' which prompted outlets like UPROXX, EARMILK, and R&B Radar to take notice.

At the height of his fame – at only 52 – Ross died of lymphoma. Yet, as Americans have battled the pandemic, Ross’s positivity and calm demeanor has made him hugely popular again.

On the new single, Paper Jackets vocalist James Mason shares, “Life happens so gradually that sometimes we forget to notice. White Noise is about changes, wondering how we got so far and taking tiny steps backwards to find the lines we crossed.

“Say Ah” builds on the buzz that has been steadily growing around Kova; her formal artist debut, “Sober,” marked the beginning of a partnership with Tha Lights Global and has accumulated over 200K YouTube views since its December release.

“‘Show Off’ is definitely one of my favorite songs I have written so far and I’m so excited for everyone to finally hear it,” shares Queeva. “It means a lot to me because I want people to remember that they don’t have to change for anyone else. I hope those who listen to the song and its message love it as much as I do!”

Nominations include Female Artist of the Year, which she took home at last year’s awards; Single of the Year and Song of the Year (as writer and performer) for her record-breaking, triple-Platinum smash hit “The Bones;” Group of the Year with The Highwomen; and Video of the Year for “Better Than We Found It.”

Alex Frew says of his debut EP: “I want people to feel a little bit bigger than themselves while listening to the project. I’ve always gravitated towards songs that made me feel boundless, and I sincerely hope that this collection can convey those emotions.”

Of the song, Oladokun shares, “I wrote ‘jordan’ the day I decided to come out. I had spent a lot of time in self isolation dreaming of what it meant to be fully known. Letting myself imagine and eventually build a life where I could be loved and happy was my first step into the journey of being fully seen.” 

Hirshberg who has been writing songs non-stop since the age of 14, took an unusual path to release the debut LP.

The fresh track is written by BRELAND, Sam Sumser, Sean Small, and Will Gittens and produced by Sumser and Small (whose shared credits include Keith Urban, Jason Derulo, and Austin Mahone).

On Haul These Blues Away, Flory’s sound evokes voices not much heard on radio airwaves, a stew of early country, gospel, and the best of classic Nashville.

Prior to today’s release, Bray has previously shared singles “Let Go,” “Get It Right,” “Close to Calm,” and “Waiting For You,” which have been featured by sites such as NPR, Earmilk, The Alternative, and more.

“Anthem” is an electro-pop sizzler that hints at spiritual awakening. Tilian wrote the song after a creative breakthrough, finding inspiration during a difficult time. The accompanying video, directed by Dillon Novak, plays off of that energy with surreal yet stunning visuals. 

Written, produced, and performed by Charley Furey and mixed and mastered by Matty Harris, the song features Furey’s crisp, warm vocals and fresh, gentle synth pop beats.

The album’s singles “Meteor,” “Dead Butterflies,” “Black Lungs,” and colossal single “Animals” have amassed 26M+ streams and 11.5M+ YouTube views. Additionally, “Animals” is currently #14 on the MediaBase's Active Rock chart at radio.

The album pays tribute to Kiazi’s late parents, including world renowned ambassador of central African dance and Kiazi’s father, Malonga Casquelourd. 

As one of the leaders of Jersey Club, R3LL has played an integral part in the genre’s growth since the beginning of his career. Growing up in “Brick City” Newark, NJ, R3LL got his start making music as a part of the legendary Brick Bandits crew.

Count The Stairs, which has already received support from the likes of Rolling Stone, NPR Music, Pitchfork, The FADER, Brooklyn Vegan, Stereogum, UPROXX, Paste and more, is out now.

Academy Award winners Olivia Colman and Anthony Hopkins lead the adaptation, which is now out in select theaters and will be available to stream on demand March 26th.