Fresh off the release of MERIDIAN: vol 2, morgxn’s extensive new EP addresses the highs and low which we have all felt over the past two years. The hyper-pop alternative nature of morgxn’s sound has caught the attention of Billie Eilish and has created space for collaborations with Sara Bareilles and more. …
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Today, indie heroes The Wombats unveil their new single “Everything I Love Is Going To Die,” an upbeat homage to living to the fullest while we still can. Premiering as BBC Radio 1’s “Hottest Record In The World” last night, the track is the latest offering from their upcoming new …
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“I probably spent a year on a million variations of this main guitar riff before landing on the version that I liked,” says Gypsum’s guitarist and vocalist Sapphire Jewell about the indie rock outfit’s new track “Kaleidoscope” off their critically-acclaimed self-titled debut album (released on October 12, 2021 via Sonic …
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Today, U.K. indie-pop phenom Cavetown announces his 2022 U.S. headline tour, featuring support from Tessa Violet and Addison Grace. Kicking off on March 22nd in Buffalo, NY, the 20+ date run will make stops in major markets across the country, including Boston, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Nashville, to …
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“Who Are You, Who Am I” is the title track to Bill’s latest EP. It follows his #1 South Africa Country chart hit, “World’s Foremost Authority On Everything.” “I get asked all the time about where my music comes from. ‘Who Are You Who Am I’ was written to answer …
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Architects will be performing an exclusive global streaming event from the legendary Abbey Road Studios on December 11th. The performance will be backed by Parallax Orchestra, made up of some of England’s best and most versatile classical musicians, arranged and written by Simon Dobson, Parallax Orchestra’s conductor and a three-times …
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Editor’s note: What do you do when you’re playing a sold out show and your opening act has to cancel last minute? Well if you’re Fletcher and Wyatt Shears, the twin brothers who make up the duo The Garden, you call your dad. The elder Shears, Steven just so happens …
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Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Adam Melchor returns today with the feel-good anthem, and video for, “Hold on for Dear Life,” a collaboration with Tennessee troubadour Briston Maroney. With lilting harmonies and lush instrumentation that evoke ’60s icons like The Monkees and The Byrds, Melchor’s latest single is about leaps of faith …
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Six Time Losers show off their folk and Americana roots with their Only First Names Die album – premiering today on Music Existence. The six-piece band unveiled songs “East Coast Railway” and “What’s Left” that gave us a glimpse of the upcoming album as single releases in September and October, leaving listeners …
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November 5, 2021 will go down in history as Knotfest Los Angeles hosted more than 20,000 fans at Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles, California. The ever growing spectacular that is Knotfest has been evolving and expanding every year since 2012 with this years stop in Los Angeles …
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Dashboard Confessional is setting out towards a brighter tomorrow with today’s premiere of an inspiring new single. “Here’s To Moving On” is available now at all DSPs and streaming services. “Here’s To Moving On” heralds the eagerly awaited arrival of the first all-new Dashboard Confessional LP in four years, All …
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If you’re interested in knowing about the second coming of Janis Joplin or any other female powerhouse from the 60s, then look no further than JJ Wilde. The Canadian rocker shocked fans in 2020 when her single “The Rush” pushed its way onto mainstream rock playlists and active radio stations …
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