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Yours Truly are just a little over one month away from the release of their debut album, “Self Care” but that hasn’t stopped them from giving fans even more new music to enjoy during the wait. And yesterday the band treated fans with the release of a new “Self Care” single, titled “Undersize.” A bouncy, acoustic guitar driven song, “Undersize” follows “Together” and “Composure”
Starting over is scary- especially when you are unsure of everything that lies ahead. Whether it be a new relationship, a big move, or a career change- these anxieties are normal, and Kat Saul is here with her new single “Monsters” to remind every listener that they aren’t alone in having their own “monsters” in their heads. Released this morning, “Monsters” is the latest
Yours Truly are ready to have their voices heard with the release of their upcoming album “Self Care.” Made up of vocalist Mikaila Delgado, guitarists Teddie Winder-Haron and Lachlan Cronin, and drummer Bradley Cronan, Yours Truly are a four piece Australian pop-rock band who gained a large following after the release of their EP “Afterglow” last year. Now, after a year of amassing international
It is once more the best day of the week, New Music Friday! With new releases from Grayscale, Tom Boy, Jen Janet, and more, we have once more compiled a list of all of our favorite new tracks from the past week for you to check out. And as always, we’ve linked our full 2020 playlist at the bottom in case you want to
Following the success of his socially distanced drive-in concert in Anaheim earlier this month, Andrew McMahon held a short Instagram Live performance last night to premiere his new song “Get On My Wave.” As he often does, McMahon began this evening’s livestream by shaking up a cocktail to sip during his performance. He quickly panned the camera over to his wife, Kelly, who shyly
82fifty are Hawaii’s best kept secret- but they won’t be under the radar for long. Made up of lead vocalist/guitarist Jessie Campania, guitarist Zach Manzano, bassist Ryan dela Cruz and drummer Max Paguio, 82Fifty are a Hawaiian rock band that fuse nostalgic 90s rock sounds with modern 2020 alternative and punk beats. Since the release of their debut album “Take a Chance and Let
Updated as of 11/2/20: Hall has been removed from his position. Please read our updated article with more information here. Panic! At The Disco fans are tweeting their support after several women are coming forward with claims of sexual misconduct at the hands of the band’s security manager, Zack Cloud Hall. Hall, who has worked with Panic! At The Disco since the early 2000s
Jen Janet does not want to be put into a box, and with her new single “Possession” and upcoming release “I Don’t Belong,” the singer is ready to prove that she doesn’t need to stick to one genre to make killer music. A Massachusetts native, Janet began her love of all things entertainment and media as a child. From writing short stories and poems
Jeb Bush Orchestra, a Boston Funk band have been making their rounds in the local music scene for a few years now and their incredible talent has already given us an abundance of groovy tunes to enjoy. Just a couple days ago, the group released their follow-up sophomore album, ‘Greatest Hits, Vol. II’ and it is without a doubt one of our favorite releases
The world is in a state of unrest and this group of musicians are ready to take action. With rampant police brutality increasing daily throughout the United States against Black and other minority communities, in addition to a growing animosity towards the LGBTQ+ population, social justice initiatives have nearly everyone asking “what can I do to help?” Which is exactly what the creators behind
