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ShaQ:Muzik delivers a smooth urban pop jam in his all new single “Let Me Be the One,” which is out now everywhere independent music is sold and streamed. The UK-based producer pulls out all the stops in his latest release and builds on the psychedelia-tinged sound he introduced us to …

TWITTER: https://twitter.com/haleybrooke618/status/1072237959175434241 Haley Brooke’s all new single “One of These Days” fuses together an organic, pulsating beat with a velvet soft vocal that even pop’s harshest critics will have a hard time resisting. After accumulating a fair share of buzz with her last release, “Where You Are,” the Louisianan singer …

It’s nothing less than bracing to discover a young singer/songwriter and performer who doesn’t limit themselves like Kaleigh. Born Kaleigh Krause, the now twenty year old UCLA student studying English has expressed a love of music and performing since her infancy and soon demonstrated a real talent in musical theater. …

YOU TUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ-d_Ko5lVA  In the opening bars of The Chordaes’ latest single “Venus,” the psychedelic edge of a band that has come close to breaking through into realms of noise rock becomes too powerful to stamp out, and the audience is taken on an unpredictable ride through a spectrum of …

Project Grand Slam, over the course of six albums, has established themselves as one of the pre-eminent forces in American music with their bold invocation of jazz rock fusion and willingness to take chances. None of this, however, would matter much if their membership didn’t include musicians and a singer …

The single “Believe in You” from India native S.J. Jananiy solidifies the growing national renown of this vocalist while positioning her to make a tangible impact on a global stage. She wears countless creative hats without betraying a hint of strain – composer, musician, live performer, music director, producer, keyboardist, …

The theory of evolution teaches that a small set of molecules came together and, over a process of time, morphed into life as we know it today. The theory posits that there were multiple changes along the way, evolutions in creation that have led to what we see today. That …

The Sweet Kill – “Give It Up” is a mesmerizing new single featuring Russian singer, Lolita, with band leader and lead vocalist Pete Mills, and driven by the beat of Darren King (MUTEMATH). Together they rocked a total masterpiece with many layers of music to peel from an apple full …

Jenna Cunningham returns with a brand-new single, “Blood In the Water” from her forthcoming full-length CD, entitled – Seizing Self, Cunningham is an LA-based, Syracuse, NY born singer/songwriter, self-producer with mixing and mastering done by Jeremy Johnston. Her background includes having started out with piano and clarinet before moving onto …

Robert “Freightrain” Parker leads his eponymous super-group of dynamic players in the brilliant new album Outside Ourselves, which unties the seductive sway of soul music, the frustrating melancholy of blues, the blunt grooves of funk and just a touch of metallic rock n’ roll magma to make a sound that goes …

SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/djvargo/sets/pre-release Admit it, you often wonder what the sidemen supporting your favorite artists enjoy playing in their spare time. Sure, they’re enthusiastic whenever playing a star’s various hit songs, but certainly many of them have more personal dreams of making their own songs just as famous. Dave Vargo, who …

A glistening piano comes reaching out of the silence alongside a simple finger snapping and suddenly a familiar swing makes contact with a bright melody radiating from none other than Kanisha K. She lays into the holiday standard “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” with a fragile ease that is both …