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Glide Magazine premieres The Pinx new single “Blue Dream”

The Pinx has shared the stage with The Sonics, Blue Oyster Cult, Dead Confederate, Dead Boys’ Cheetah Chrome and many more – quite an impressive resume, but its there hard hitting stormy sound that proves this Atlanta band can fly like fellow Georgians The Black Crowes once did and Drive
Paste Magazine debuts F.Y.I.’s new single “One Thang”

“One Thang”—the latest single from L.A. rapper F.Y.I.’s new EP Age / Sex / Location—is an urgent, propulsive anthem ready to spread its wings and take flight over the City of Angels. A fresh contribution to the current upper echelon of rappers in F.Y.I.’s hometown (including contemporaries like Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and SchoolBoy Q), “One Thang” is an
Maya’s single, “Curtains,” premieres today at PureVolume

After years of playing various New York outfits, Maya Lazaro is ready to embark on a solo career. The time was right for the singer/songwriter to go out on her own, and this Friday, she’s releasing her first single in “August Night.” We’re actually premiering the B-side to that in
PopMatters premieres brand-new single from People’s Blues of Richmond, “Outta My Mind”

With their latest song “Outta My Mind”, the Virginia rock ‘n’ roll band called People’s Blues of Richmond bring to mind two recent rock LPs in particular, both by the same artist: the Black Keys. The first is 2014’s Turn Blue; the psychedelic washes of “Outta My Mind” align quite
Alt Citizen premieres Grand Vapids’ “Worth Fearing,” comparing the vocals to “Father John Misty’s more tender side”

Despite the track’s ominous advisory in its title, Georgia’s own Grand Vapids’ “Worth Fearing,” the first single off of their upcoming debut album Guarantees, is nothing that’ll put you on edge. Quite the opposite, actually. The vocals feel like whiskey and a fireplace on a winter night — sort of
Nooga.com features Flower’s latest single “Deadly Ill”

The music of Atlanta rockers Flower is born from a certain social malaise, a kind of existential crisis that results from becoming too deeply entrenched in a consumer-minded environment and feeling as though you’re unable to do anything other than spin your wheels in frustration. At least, that’s what happened
CMJ says Bedouin’s “Bright Lights” video “explores the disconnectedness one can feel when stuck in one place for too long.”

Bedouin is the type of artist you can recognize immediately simply from her music. The songstress is based in L.A., yet her distinctly nomadic spirit makes it a real struggle to ever catch her in the spotlight. Last year, her self-titled debut EP revealed her dreamily hypnotic sound, and today we’re
Entertainment Realm features nav/attack’s video for “More Wins” starring Adam Goldberg

named by L.A. Weekly as one of 10 Los Angeles artists to watch in 2016, art-pop, synth band nav/attack have its self-titled debut album out now. The music mixes piano, trumpet, drums and bass with drum machines, computer speech, vocoders and vintage samplers. Los Angeles-based artist, producer and engineer Andrew
Lily and the Tigers help wake kids up with a joke and their song “Beaumont” on Get Up and Chick-A-Go-Go

Today on our minipodcast to get kids of all ages dancin’ outta bed we meet LILY AND THE TIGERS (who are not actual tigers, though one is furrier than a tiger, and who may or may not have a Lily in the group, ’cause the lady Ratso talked to
PopMatters premieres Moonsville Collective’s “LA County Line”

Back in 2015, Adrien Begrand described Moonsville Collective as having “undeniable chemistry to create rustic Americana that’s made to be heard in person, where the beer is flowing & the energy is palpable.” This much is still evident on their latest single, “LA County Line”. On top of this, though,