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The eccentric troupe that consists of LA-based music producer and songwriter Jim Roach, Brian Wecht (also known as 'Ninja Brian' from the comedy band NSP), and unintentional comic Flula Borg, aims to have as much fun as possible on their new joint venture.

The EP finds the songwriter exploring themes of growth and finding ways to let go of the parts of their past that no longer serve them.

Originally released at the tail end of 2020, “Fly Away” has amassed 85 million streams, marking a new chapter in the global phenom’s already historic career, and serving as a preview to her widely anticipated full-length debut.

Created for dance floors the world over, this energetic release is sure to see some serious support once clubs open their doors again.

L'FREAQ is all about being inclusive, and she is outspoken when it comes to defending the underdog.

Adam also officially announces his signing to Warner Records, in partnership with R&R Records, after amassing north of 40 million streams and attracting acclaim from Billboard, NPR, American Songwriter, Wonderland and more.

While the Angels Sigh, set for release on April 23, 2021, is at once a musical affirmation of personal power and grace, and an acceptance of human weakness and fallibility.

“I cowrote this song over Zoom back when we thought quarantine would be over in a few months,” shares Kylie.

Out now on venerated Berlin-based imprint Steyoyoke Recordings, the ‘Rule of Two’ EP is available to listen to across all streaming platforms.

Ethical Plum is a multimedia anthology series consisting of songs and music videos released sequentially as episodes.

The six-song collection is everything its title promises: a celebration of the thrill of getting lost in something new, whether it’s a landscape, a sound, a perspective, or all of the above.

A nod to the artsy Brooklyn loft space the artist who is Rafe Cohan has been living in, the four-track EP is a collection of songs that effortlessly blends psychedelic elements with indie rock, soul and electronic in genre-bending harmony.

Ready to make her grand entrance as a solo artist, Julia Gargano pours her heart out on her new single “You Don’t Get To” and demonstrates her innate ability to command a room with her raw talent.

The collection debuts after Jenkins’ second single, “Hard Drive”, landed on multiple “Best Of” lists by tastemakers including NPR’s Bob Boilen of All Songs Considered, Pitchfork, Stereogum, BrooklynVegan, and Paste Magazine.

The track proved a tearaway success and became a major hit with Radio 1 leading them to invite Kovic to play their BBC Introducing showcase at London’s Royal Albert Hall that year.

For his debut album, SG Lewis (real name Sam Lewis) has enlisted a blockbuster collection of guests, continuing a long line of stellar collaborations that have singled him out as one of music's most sought after producers.

Produced by Jonathan Wilson [Father John Misty, Conor Oberst, Dawes], The Ghost and the Wall sees the troubadour continue a cycle of catharsis meant to be shared among any and all receptive hearts.

Since forming in 2007, Icon For Hire (composed of singer Ariel Bloomer and guitarist Shawn Jump) have quietly amassed a legion of followers.

“With the remix, we felt the 80s new wave/punk sound would translate well into the electronica/hyperpop style, which we also really dig,' says bassist and song co-writer, John Renaud.

Out today, the latest single “If I Fell Back To The Earth (You Will Never Find Me)” is about how anger is not a negative emotion.

Laura Wight of Yo Kinky shares, “When I wrote this song I was experiencing some intense emotions sparked by a complicated relationship.

Cumbria based singer-songwriter, poet, and performer Martin Wardley is due to release his new single 'Make This Count' on Friday 12th of March.

“This song is essentially a prequel to our track ‘Closure,’ despite being written after that relationship ended.

Smoke from the Chimney started out as a number of unadorned voice and guitar demos from White’s home studio before being transformed into full band arrangements harkening back to the albums he recorded in the late 60s and early 70s.

“‘Voices’ is a 5 minute dose of unapologetic realism, outlining what it can really be like for someone who suffers from mental health issues,” shares Alex Jennings.