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February may be coming to a close this weekend, but that doesn’t mean that the month has slowed down at all when it comes to new releases. In fact, this week may have some of the best songs of the month. With new singles from rising artists such as Alex Shera, cover tracks by Glacier Veins and Nick Jonas’ latest solo works- we have
“Colder” is the newest single from electro-pop artist CAPPA. The track is lush and danceable, and reflects on the emptiness at the end of a relationship with someone truly irreplaceable. CAPPA is the moniker of Carla Cappa, whose career emerged in Nashville with “Hush,” the 2015 single which first showed off her distinctive flirty, poppy style. Since then, CAPPA’s work has been heard in
In anticipation of her debut EP Who’s Counting? set to release this spring, singer/songwriter Andria Piperni has just released a new single. “Settle” is one of six songs featured in the upcoming Who’s Counting? and was produced and mixed by Chris Vincent. Once again, Piperni’s talent as a storyteller shines in “Settle.” After the release of her last single “Above the Clouds” back in
Crys Matthews is encouraging listener’s to create “good trouble,” this week with the release of her new single “Call Them In.” Inspired by the legendary John Lewis and his famous quote “never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble,” Matthews penned “Call Them In” as an ode to advocacy and creating change for the betterment of society.
Virtually everyone dreams of fame and fortune- but rarely do these dreams come with recognition of the adverse effects of celebrity, including the pressure to keep up a perfect image regardless of what is happening off stage. In their new single “Drugs In California,” indie pop band Transviolet are confronting this phenomena of both being thankful for having a following while also walking the
When the music industry shut down, many musicians were able to transform their careers into the digital landscape, continually releasing new tracks and scheduling live stream performances in order to help generate a bit of revenue- however small it may be. And while most of the world began to find new ways to support their favorite artists in any way possible- it was the
Atlanta based 59 X Records are helping to both keep the music alive and promote mental health awareness this weekend with their upcoming 59 X Fest. A virtual festival that is set to take place February 27th starting at 4pm EST, this event marks the second annual 59 X Fest, and will feature twelve unique acoustic performances- allowing fans to get a full concert
Boston Calling has officially canceled their 2021 festival. In a statement released earlier this afternoon via festival’s official social media accounts, organizers shared their ongoing safety concerns stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic as well as their hopes for the future of the event. “After exploring all possible options for hosting Boston Calling this year, we have made the difficult decision in conjunction with local
“It’s not you, it’s me” is one of the most commonly used phrases when it comes to parting ways in a relationship that is going nowhere. But today, singer/songwriter Sierra Blax is here to give the phrase a revamped meaning with her new single “INYIM.” An R&B inspired track with a groovy bass line (provided by Orlando Thompson) and accompaniment by a jazzy piano
The Vitamin String Quartet are not letting the pandemic stop them from creating beautiful works of art, and this past week has been plentiful with two new music videos to help give fans a deeper musical experience. First releasing their fun at-home video for their cover of Maroon 5’s “Girls Like You” earlier this week and now closing out the week with a video
