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Mark Osborne shares, “Slower is basically about opening up in the way that you feel about someone. It’s like declaring your love for them”.

Her last single, 'Wait For Me,' featured on ABC news, followed her own love story shaken by a forced separation due to COVID travel bans. 'Out of the Blue' is somewhat of a prequel love song to that story.

“The instrumental music Mauro and I created for ‘Nest’ gives me the same feeling I remember when listening to certain goth bands as a kid – simultaneously dark and sweet, ethereal and other worldly,” says JOMORO’s Joey Waronker about the Sharon Van Etten-featuring track.

The Ole Red Orlando Artist Spotlight of the Month features increased in-club play of Bailey’s music videos and a planned string of social media posts targeted to the popular venue's thousands of followers.

A vivid storyteller through song, Lorin has spent her entire life immersed in music. At 12 years old, she sang the national anthem at the U.S. Open and in 2012, she developed an avid fan following when she appeared on Oxygen’s reality show The Next Big Thing: New York.

The premise behind “Brand New” especially resonates with James having had multiple health issues as a child. Having spent so much time as a kid sick and unable to play sports or do what his friends had the stamina to do, music now feels like a gift.

With “Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. Chu at the helm, it’s no surprise that “In The Heights” is full of visual creativity and vibrant color. What’s so special about this film is not just the way it looks, however; it’s the way it feels.

With the pandemic putting so much on hold, Nation of Language (Devaney, with keyboardist Aidan Noell and bassist Michael Sue-Poi), decided to forge ahead and begin work on what would become A Way Forward.

This year, Ranelin’s Tribe discography has seen a long-awaited re-issue in collaboration with Now-Again and Vinyl Me Please, entitled The Story of Tribe Records. Ranelin is also currently working with filmmaker Stephen Auerbach on the documentary of frequent collaborator, Freddie Hubbard.

Mykki returns to the stage this Saturday, June 5 as part of OUTLOUD Raising Voices’ Pride kick-off concert which takes place at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The three day lineup includes Hayley Kiyoko, Sofi Tukker, Adam Lambert and more.

Also premiering this summer, documentary feature films, “Stuntman” and “Playing with Sharks” come to Disney+ on Friday, July 23. 

After beginning the promotional campaign of their third album in February 2020, Imaginary People had to hit the pause button due to the Pandemic.  Now the band is starting back up with singles from their new album Alibi. 

Woodard most recently starred on screen in “Clemency,” garnering BAFTA & Independent Spirit Award nominations, and in the Apple+ TV series “See,” co-starring Jason Momoa.

Much has been accomplished by singer/songwriter John Waller over the past two decades, including a successful career as a solo artist, but it is his faith and role as a father of 10 that provides inspiration for his newest single, “What My Father Does,” releasing June 18.

Foreshadowed by the release of her acclaimed pair of singles “Heaven For Me” and “Slip!” earlier this spring, We Speak of Tides was co-written and co-produced by Aziya herself. Raw and unabashedly ferocious, the five-track project marks the arrival of a riveting new voice for alternative music.

The series includes a few of her famous friends, including Kim Kardashian West, Seth Meyers, Tiffany Haddish, Al Roker, Ellen Pompeo, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton, Brooke Shields, Alyson Hannigan and Tamron Hall.

Josh Johnson is a stand-up, writer, and performer from Louisiana by way of Chicago.

“Recording ‘Another Earth’ live, for the first time ever, after being apart for so long, was truly a special experience,” reveals Kat Factor. “This song has that magic about it…to bring exactly what you need to feel more connected to the moment.”

The Other LA is the freshest band to break onto the scene. From packing out venues in their hometown of Nashville, TN, and supporting acts like Halestorm, Lacey Sturm, and Lacuna Coil, TOLA delivers a heavy-hitting, headline-worthy show.

lostboy’s debut EP, ‘Bad News’ is out now via Ditto Music and available on all digital platforms. All proceeds from the release of ‘Self(Ish)’ will be donated to CALM - Campaign Against Living Miserably.