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“This video came as a complete surprise,” shares vocalist/guitarist, Sam Hoyas.

Deadpan Love, which includes previously released singles 'Karma & Friends,' “Roots,” “Dying In The Subtlety,” and “Agreeable,” wraps influences from R&B, hip hop and indie pop in Cautious’ trademark sophisticated songwriting and jazz- and blues-inflected instrumentation.

The Decades EP covers a lot of musical ground, from Fats Domino’s “Ain’t That A Shame” (1955) and Jackson C.

Pretty sees Matty Marz blend pop-punk sensitivities on a track with dreamy, shimmery vocals, gritty beats, and a pinch of sparkling 60s guitar-pop for good measure.

The result is an exciting, groove-laden album with clear seventies and eighties influences like Fleetwood Mac and Sade blended with modern indie-pop references like The War On Drugs and Christine and The Queens.

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Previous years have seen FUR playing sold out shows across Asia and a headline show at London’s The Scala.

Cox and Salley have shared a rich musical history - from years of recording together, to co-writing, to touring together in her native Australia.

Gabe Dixon got his start as a teenager playing keyboards professionally around Nashvillle, before studying classical piano at the University of Miami and launching the Gabe Dixon Band with his then roommate Jano Rix (The Wood Brothers).

Vellturo recently announced her first collection of songs since 2019 entitled, ‘OMG I MADE IT’, out June 11 through Wax Bodega.

As one of the B-side tracks from the band’s 2nd Mini Album BORDER : CARNIVAL, “FEVER” depicts a vivid image of a boy with a vampiric kind of patience, resolutely waiting for that one special person to recognize and love him.

“This video reflects the combined energy of The Flatlanders from many performances over the past 50 years! It’s a damn miracle!” said Joe Ely about the video.

Following Concord’s 2019 acquisition of Victory, Craft Recordings is now proudly managing the legendary indie label’s genre-defining catalog, which includes titles from such foundational acts as Taking Back Sunday, Thursday, A Day to Remember, and, of course, Silverstein.

Luke Reynolds (Sharon Van Etten, The Staves) and Adrian Utley (Portishead) first crossed paths through mutual friend and producer John Congleton, discovering their shared interests of chance based music, field recordings, and tape machines.

In support of Obviously, the band is set to perform around the U.

Produced by Jacob Ray, the off-kilter percussion and haunting yet hard-hitting production perfectly compliments Warren’s heartfelt vocals with the accompanying music video directed by James Defina (Post Malone, Joji, Future, Rich Brian).

LOLAA take their inspiration from 70’s & 80's icons such as Daniela Romo, Gloria Estefan, Camilo Sesto, Debbie Harry, and Donna Summer.

“Secrets,” another track written specifically for this EP, is an example of further experimentation and a chance to challenge their production skills, utilising a laid-back groove and synths constructing smooth contemporary R&B.

Regarding the single singer Paul Butler says, 'The song is a self-evaluation at a low point.

Now, the Muscle Shoals songwriter is taking a moment to pay homage to the artists who inspired his unique sound with the Pastimes EP, due out June 18 on ATO Records, a self-produced collection of six covers that LeBlanc says inspired him musically and spiritually.

After Kate Nash independently released her 2018 record 'Yesterday Was Forever' funded entirely by the generosity of her fans through Kickstarter, Kate knew she had a hive of devoted supporters who are now subscribed to her Patreon receiving exclusive content away from the noise of social media.

The official film for Duran Duran's 'INVISIBLE' is the first collaboration of its kind, between artists in different planes of existence.

Arts for All presents Teens Celebrating BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) Composers! From new original pieces written by Arts for All's performers, to old time favorites, every number in this performance is written by BIPOC artists! This concert doesn't only celebrate underrepresented BIPOC

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'I never expected to spend a year sitting in my house playing songs in my underwear into a cell phone,” says Weiner.