New Jersey based alternative rockers America Part Two are getting candid on their new album Price of a Nation. Released yesterday, Price of a Nation is the debut album from the trio, following a steady stream of new singles over the past year. Using the band’s punk rock energy and penchant for calling out oppressive systems, ignorance and general societal flaws, the new album
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New Music Friday: Marching to the Beat Vol. II
March is officially giving us our first taste of spring this week and we could not be happier. And with this nice weather we are feeling eager for more sunny days ahead and new music to become the soundtrack to our everblooming lives- perhaps a spring time anthem or a pre-summer bop to keep our spirits high and energy levels higher. So, seeing as
Winona Oak and ELIO Team Up For “Nobody Loves Me”
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Singer and songwriter Dana Rexx is helping to shed light on the issue of domestic violence with the debut of her new single and music video, “Love Syndrome.” Released this past Monday in honor of International Women’s Day, “Love Syndrome” is a heartbreaking narrative that relays the process of being stuck in an abusive relationship. Lyrically recounting some of the things people ask themselves
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Nashville based duo Maddie Gainey and Ace Coontz are bringing some entertainment, pop culture and personal anecdotes to a streaming service near you this week with the debut of their new podcast, “Stories From The 615.” Aimed at highlighting the city of Nashville as well as shedding some light on their own experiences in the entertainment industry, job hunting, and all things trending- “Stories
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There is a lot of new music in the world. So much so that it is often overwhelming to be aware of and listen to even a fraction of the new releases each week. Luckily for you, if you are reading this, we are here to help you break down some of the latest releases each week and give you our unfiltered thoughts on
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… and TikTok made them do it. Bring Me The Horizon have officially joined the ranks of bands who have gone viral on TikTok following the use of their hit single “Can You Feel My Heart” in a series of new memes on the app. And since the track debuted in 2013, this week the band felt the resurgence meant it would be fitting
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