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Copper Queen – Mark Winters
Mark Winters is immediately infectious with their new single Copper Queen. If you are looking for heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies, then Mark Winters is your man. His indie rock electric guitar riffs and Americana voice remind us of a modernized Tom Petty with some subtle mainstream potential in the vein of Jason Mraz. Mark… Read more
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Our Good Name – Tyler Elden
We were captivated by Our Good Name, the new release from Tyler Elden. His driving indie rock riffs paired with Tyler’s emerging vocal has created an infectious post rock hit. Fans of Death Cab for Cutie and Balance and Composure will instantly connect with this sound. We are huge fans of his catchy guitar melody’s. … Read more
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Champagne Tears – Faerie
You need to hear Champagne Tears, the new single from Faerie. Her dreamy aesthetic, paired with the upbeat fun instrumentation, is simply euphoric. She has the indie crossover appeal of Kacey Musgraves with an innovative production style known to Beirut. That indie pop blend could draw comparisons to Faye Webster. With moody acoustic guitars and… Read more
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Too much? – Jordan Sommerlad
Get immersed in the dreamy design of Too Much?, the new single from Jordan Sommerlad. A dynamic indie release, there’s a hint of the retro dance pop appeal of Future Islands with an indie sensibility and catchy charm known to underground icons Ra Ra Riot. The vocals deliver, bringing an uplifting euphoric aesthetic with soaring… Read more
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Scenes From The Metro – Bones In Butter
We were captivated by Scenes From The Metro, the new release from Bones In Butter . We were drawn to the Experimental atmosphere and progressive appeal. Their vocals bring a classic comparison to Pink Floyd, with a modern psych pop flavor of Tame Impala and indie spirit of The National. It’s sonically diverse with inventive… Read more
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Things Would Never Be The Same – Winchester 7 & the Runners
If you’re looking for a catchy song, you need to hear Things Would Never Be The Same, the new single from Winchester 7 & the Runners. Ukulele driven, its signature contrast comes with the indie rock adaptation. That attribute is consistent throughout most of their new record Heart of the Golden Mystics. The synths create… Read more