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There is something wonderfully perverse about attacking the music industry’s gatekeepers with a song that sounds like it should be blasting from inside the very
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Brooklyn-based producer and artist DrewsThatDude brings an accomplished production pedigree to “Greed,” a polished fusion of R&B, disco-funk and electronic club music. The two-time Grammy-nominated,
There is something wonderfully perverse about attacking the music industry’s gatekeepers with a song that sounds like it should be blasting from inside the very
photo by Amelie Jat (Syncronix Studios) Break-up records usually require two people. George Bone has managed to make one largely by arguing with himself. On
Three Nights of Sonic Specters, Southern Storytelling, and Valentine’s Day Revelry, Each Offering a Distinctly Different Zippers Experience Music, mayhem, and revelry will collide
Photo by: Robyn Skinner A wilting plant isn’t necessarily dying. Sometimes it simply needs different conditions. That distinction becomes the emotional backbone of Dogviolet’s debut
There’s something immediately intriguing about Radiola’s Version of Life. The Paisley indie rock outfit aren’t particularly interested in staying in one lane, and their debut
Indiana artist BoogieWho comes out swinging on latest single ‘YAMI’, a high-energy collision of hip-hop, rap and pop that captures the confidence and independent spirit
Somerset trio Dream Robbery tap into something raw on ‘The Game’, a brooding slice of psychedelic indie-rock shaped by memory, loss and the fleeting nature
Sanjay Michael is clearly not interested in letting guitar music gather dust. On ‘Baby Baby’, the Singapore-based singer-songwriter and guitarist taps into the swagger of
