Driftwood Choir (Feat. Ed Prosek and Portair) Reflects On The Passage Of Time On Self-Titled Album

Today, Driftwood Choir, featuring Ed Prosek and Portair, releases their debut self-titled album. With ten powerful tracks, the album is a beautiful exploration of change, growth, and the passage of time. Listen HERE. “The album is about change,” notes Ed. “Over the course of making it, a lot of things had changed in my life. It was the same for…

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Paris Paloma Makes Late Night Debut On The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

Last night, Paris Paloma made her U.S. late night debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert performing her Gold-certified breakout single “labour.” Paris brought the enduring cultural anthem for women’s rights to life with powerful backing vocals from The Resistance Revival Chorus and a set inspired by the iconic feminist art installation, The Dinner Party. Watch HERE. Experience the magic of Paris…

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philine Releases Thought-Provoking New Single “the devil’s advocate”

Emerging artist philine is back with a powerful new single, „the devil’s advocate”, a deeply introspective track that explores the nuances of polarization, empathy, and self-doubt in a world that often demands taking sides. Driven by her own experiences, philine candidly expresses the emotional toll of standing in the middle of opposing viewpoints. “For the…

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Mel Blue share propulsive new single ‘B UR’

The live electronic trio, Mel Blue, kick off their next chapter in style, today announcing their latest single ‘B UR’ out on Nettwerk. Listen here.  ‘B UR’ is a skittering slice of soulful house with touches of footwork DnB, with a heartfelt RnB vocal and lyrics on love, yearning and reflection. A bold blend and…

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Indie-folk Singer/Songwriter Harrison Storm Teams Up With Emily Rink For “Call Me When You Get In”

Indie-folk singer-songwriter Harrison Storm teams up with rising alt-pop singer Emily Rink on the powerful new single “Call Me When You Get In.” Produced by critically acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter Matt Corby, the heartfelt song touches on grief and the journey of processing the loss of Emily’s father. Listen HERE. Reflecting on the recording experience, Harrison said, “Matt brought such immediate soul and…

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Queer dance trio CAPYAC team up with Reggie Watts on new EP ‘Songs From a Celestial City’ Out Now!

Today, Berlin and Los Angeles-based surrealist dance band CAPYAC released their new collaborative EP, Songs from Celestial City, with internationally renowned musician, comedian, writer, and actor Reggie Watts. “Hearts on Loop,” “Outer Wishes,” and “Dreamwalking” highlight their love of airy, carefree house music that makes you want to get up and dance.  CAPYAC explains how the EP came together: “We recorded the demos in two sessions…

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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Shares New Song + Video “What’s Between Us”

After announcing her new solo album and sharing “Into Your Eyes,” electronic music mastermind Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith returns with another taste of her forthcoming full-length, GUSH. Titled “What’s Between Us,” the highly influential artist and producer shows off her sonic prowess with a euphoric array of sounds. From the 8-bit-sounding intro to pulsating vocal lines and undulating breathing rhythms, the song bubbles up to breathtaking…

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Indie Trio WILD RIVERS Nominated For JUNO Award; Share New Song Feat. Madi Diaz

Today, platinum-selling indie trio Wild Rivers share a new version of their 2024 confessional single, “Simp Song,” featuring Grammy-nominated artist Madi Diaz. The song was originally released on their October LP, Better Now. Khalid Yassein from the group explains the track’s origins and the kismet collaboration, “I remember I saw Madi Diaz play in 2021, and after the show, I drove…

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BOSNIAN LOFI PRODUCER SHARES NEW LP ‘VINDU, THE GAIJIN’

Today, European lofi producer Vindu shares his new album Vindu, the Gaijin. While the Bosnian producer has long found inspiration in Japan and Japanese culture, this 14-track body of work was created after Vindu’s first trip to Japan, which he embarked on in part to propose to his now-fianceé. “Gaijin means a foreigner in Japanese,”…

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