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R&B meets pop meet electronic artist Anna Storm is a damn good time and her latest single "Versace Shade" is just that. Her music makes us smile and dance with it's infectious layered melodies, driving basslines and colorful electronic rhythms. Despite being bullied as a teenager, Anna Storm has risen up to be one of… Continue reading Anna Storm’s “Versace Shade” Is The Pop Anthem We All Need

Xhoana X is a dark electronic synth pop princess. Her latest single is called "Deepest Pleasure" and is a delicious bite of goth inspired indie electronic pop. Thematically, the track is all about owning your fierceness, even if it is a little dark and loud. Being a villain isn't always the worst thing and Xhoana… Continue reading Xhoana X Thrills In Moody “Deepest Pleasure”

El Paso artist Roman Rouge unveils a six track EP entitled Blood on the Scene. The collection of songs highlights Rouge's impeccable vocal range, song composition and candid lyricism. Themes include self empowerment, striving toxic relationships and overcoming guilt from past mishaps. The alt R&B singer has garnered extensive Spotify adds with his fusion of… Continue reading Roman Rouge Debut EP Blood on the Scene

Pop singer-songwriter Ceara Cavalieri crafts infectious electronic-fused pop with meaning. Her latest release is the haunting new single "Damn". The accompanying visuals for the track show Ceara as a Catholic school girl who ultimately is involved in a relationship with a bad boy. The relationship is doomed because of his deceit and Ceara must and… Continue reading Ceara Cavalieri Stuns With Electro Pop Banger “Damn”

Genre defying singer-songwriter Kat Hamilton has released her debut album. Entitled Recovery Songs, the nine track release highlights her candid lyrics and poignant story of recovery after struggling with addiction, trauma and loss. Sonically, the album shines with a fusion of Americana-dipped indie rock. On leading single "Medicine Line", Hamilton tells a personal story of… Continue reading Kat Hamilton Explores Hope And Healing In Debut Album “Recovery Songs”

Singer-songwriter Leila is known for her emotive warm vocals and candid songs. Her latest release entitled "Go On Young Soul" is a departure sonically from her last 70's inspired folk tune "By You Now". The new track is a slowed down poignant affair with delicate piano and layered harmonies. The accompanying visuals for "Go On… Continue reading Leila Stuns With “Go On Young Soul”

Nashville based pop meets folk collective Front Country have just released their fourth single. The track entitled "How Can You Sing" features soulful layered vocals, bluegrass soundscapes and infectious melodies. The soothing folk song is about embracing and leaning into discomfort. Singer and songwriter Melody confides, "It’s all about finding balance, and for me, cultivating… Continue reading Front Country Release Gorgeous Folk Tune “How Can You Sing”

Los Angeles based rock collective Burning Pools release an anthem dedicated to immigrants. Entitled "White", the single features punk rock vocals, clashing guitars and driving basslines. The track details how important immigrants are to America and how unfortunate it is that racism still plagues the country. Singer Ginger confides, "White was written for all of… Continue reading Rock Outfit Burning Pools Release Infectious and Gritty “White”

Aussie queer pop priestess Elizabeth is back but this time with a stunning cover of the famed Fleetwood Mac smash "go your own way". Featuring emotive vocals pouring over sparse piano, Elizabeth's version highlights the intense anguish of a lover giving up. The cover is one of the new upcoming singles off of a deluxe… Continue reading Elizabeth offers a warm and delicate version of “go your own way”

New York raised and LA based singer-songwriter Rebecca Perl writes candid songs about love and loss. Her latest offering is the indie pop ballad "blame you" which showcases Perl's warm vocals and delicate layered melodies. The single is a perfect anthem for a love scene gone bad in a major motion picture. The accompanying visuals… Continue reading Rebecca Perl’s “blame you” brings up all the feels