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The American electronica underground is experiencing a bit of a renaissance right now, and it’s undoubtedly because of artists like

A mischievous melody is waiting to greet us at the onset of Y. Dan Rubinstein’s “Farewell, Farewell Adieu,” and in

From the moment that the guitars whisper their opening notes to the second that their harmonic screams disappear into the

Lush vocals and a natural cadence to vocalist Suzannah Raudaschl of the band Bridal Party adds wonderful depth to the

British alternative pop pair ooberfuse are back this summer with a slamming new single, “Call My Name,” and five ferociously

Like a rising tide on a sun-stained beach, the synth melodies that open up Gino McKoy’s “Sensy Girl” are intimidatingly

Marching out of the silence with a proud strut, Mutlu’s anthemic single “Lifeline” kicks into gear on the whim of

A fiddle’s optimistic howl adorns the glistening swing-rhythm of “Seeds of Doubt.” Old fashioned vocal harmonies lay the groundwork for

“Legendary” by south FLA’s Ked Rocker (aka Kedrick Melford), is a single with a lot of soul to mark its

Prepare to be pleasantly surprised and ready to groove to an infectious bassline in the funky track “Lovertown,” a  single

SM1LO URL: https://www.sm1lo.com/ With an effervescent bounce, we’re brought into the clutches of a burning rhythm in “Where We Begin,”

Relic Kings release new Single/Video It isn’t very often that a lyric video is able to provoke the same sort

Red dirt, one of country’s most criminally underrated subgenres, has been catching fire with audiences across America in the late

In a single eruption of bouncy beats and glowing guitar grooves, The Inoculated Canaries’ “Sneakers” fills the air with its

Florida-born pop singer/songwriter Nya is making news this summer with her best ballad yet in “Love You to Death,” a

One of the best takeaways from the music video “Tame” is the idea that at one point, aren’t we all