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American Songwriter Magazine features the new video for Aaron Lee Tasjan co-produced Dylan cover “Whatcha Gonna Do?” by Tim Easton & The McCrary Sisters

Singer-songwriter Tim Easton recruited a renowned collection of Nashville musicians to record a cover of the Bob Dylan outtake “Whatcha Gonna Do?” to raise awareness and funds for the Nashville Rescue Mission. We’re beyond pleased to premiere the cover here and encourage you to help feed Nashville’s homeless. For the recording, Easton
PopDose premieres “Good in it All” by The Good Graces

PopDust Premiere Popdose is pleased to present the new single from Americana/indie-folk collective the Good Graces. Led by frontwoman Kim Ware, the group opened the Indigo Girls 2015 summer tour, and has shared bills with The Old Ceremony, Vandaveer, and more. Set Your Sights (out July 7) is a reflective
Bestnewbands.com features Jet Trash’s new video “What They Want”

Trend-setting Los Angeles radio station KCRW has just premiered the video for Jet Trash’s new single “What They Want,” from the California garage rockers’ recent self-titled debut EP. Jet Trash know what it means to be a quintessential West Coast band. They proudly carry the torch of their predecessors The
URB Magazine interviews KONCEPT & J57 on ‪Drake‬, ‪Kanye‬, ‪‎Mos Def‬, ‪J Dilla‬, their favorite hip-hop records, their new EP The Fuel

One spring afternoon about a year and a half ago, I was at a friend’s studio. Around this time, I was on a producer kick. I was unemployed and with so much time on my hands, I was hellbent on learning how to make beats. Jimmy or many of you know
Pure Volume premieres Tesla Rossa’s new single “Movie Houses,” comparing the Nashville band’s “slow-burning balladry” to Brand New and Manchester Orchestra

Tesla Rossa are gearing up to release their self-titled debut album next month, and today we’re excited to premiere its latest offering, “Movie Houses.” Produced by Vance Powell (Jack White, The Dead Weather, Arctic Monkeys), this song showcases the alt-rockers’ knack for slow-burning balladry and solidifies their comparisons to the likes of Brand New and Manchester
HipHopDX.com premieres Voli’s “A Life Worth Killing”

HipHopDX.com unleashes some brand-new music from Voli‘s forthcoming LP The Wall (out Feb. 24). Hard-hitting track “A Life Worth Killing” features an epic drum beat, a haunting hook, some impressive lyrical raps and a gorgeous, unforgettable sung verse from Ming Musik, formerly of cult Philly hip-hop group The Spooks. LISTEN
PUNKNEWS premieres “Old Rebel,” the latest from The Dexateens’ lost LP

Today, Punknews is pleased to debut the new song by The Dexateens. The Alabama band have been kicking out classic-style rock and roll for almost two decades (with the intermittent hiatus here and there). On October 7, they’ll release their long lost album Teenage Hallelujah, which was recorded in 2011,
Sydney Eloise & The Palms debut their new single “Always Sailing” at Surviving the Golden Age

Atlanta, GA’s Sydney Eloise & the Palms are preparing to release their new debut LP Faces on September 22nd via The Cottage Recording Co. Surviving the Golden Age is pleased to premiere their new single “Always Sailing.” Eloise’s voice and indie pop style is reminiscent of Jenny Lewis but flourishes
Jesse Harris’ new song “River of Stars” premieres today at Glide Magazine,

Veteran singer, songwriter and musician Jesse Harris has just announced the release of new album No Wrong No Right, out Feb. 10 on Dangerbird Records. The Grammy-winning Harris had his breakthrough in 2003, having written Norah Jones’ first and biggest hit “Don’t Know Why.” He subsequently has had a vibrant solo career
Jet Trash’s new song “Photography Is Over” is featured at The Deli Magazine NYC

The San Francisco garage surf rock band, Jet Trash has released a new single entitled, Photography is Over. This band has just emerged in the last couple of years, but they’re enjoying some nice attention for their upcoming debut self titled EP due out on July 14th on Burger Records