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Rokeaux – “Charmin’ Tha Snakes”

July 5, 2022

With a voice that deserves a trademark, it’s no surprise that the LA-based phenomenon known as Rokeaux took his latest single to the next level. “Charmin’ Tha Snakes” is one of those songs that will enhance whatever it is you’re feeling ten-fold, but with a garnish of triumphant beauty. The entire track is an extended metaphor comparing close ones to snakes and Rokeaux executes it to perfection, from the words he said, to the very way he sang them. “Charmin’ Tha Snakes” was released on June 25th of 2022 and is intended to be played at very high volumes in the summertime. Stream it now on Spotify and Apple Music Rokeaux · ROKEAUX – CHARMIN’ THA SNAKES

Hether – “Chem Bath”

May 7, 2022

Learn to float with Hether on his latest track, “Chem Bath.” The production is ridged in a way that gives you a similar sensation to jamais vu… You were sure you’ve been here before, but you definitely haven’t. Hether reminds me of how radically refreshing the alternative indie genre can be when you’re listening to someone who knows where to take it. “Chem Bath” takes place somewhere in the late night under neon lights oozing with color. Have trust and take a trip you’ll never forget with this LA phenomenon. Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music

rincs – “Less Polite”

May 4, 2022

LA-based act rincs very well may be the pioneer of a new genre unlike any I’ve ever heard. The intro to “Less Polite ” is gripping, right from the get-go, with a wave-like sonic sensation. It’s incredible how such abstract noises and rhythms can sound so good when put in the right places. If “Less Polite ” doesn’t leave you with hypnotized spiral eyes, there’s only one possible explanation; you just don’t get it. But that’s okay! We know you’ll get there. Just keep listening until you do. Stream it on Spotify & Apple Music rincs · Less Polite

FNTN – “Crypto Vegan”

May 3, 2022

Coming together on the east and migrating to the west coast of LA, FNTN has had quite the journey, most recently leading up to their latest 2022 groove. “Crypto Vegan” is an eccentric, surfed-out goodbye to someone you once loved who left the rock and roll lifestyle behind for a life of business and cubicles… Not that there’s anything wrong with that. “Crypto Vegan” shows off charismatic pop and swoon-worthy synth rock for whenever you’re trying to feel nostalgic. The cover art reflects the smooth and bouncy retroesque waves being pushed by the aesthetic of FNTN as a whole, and evidently, their new single “Crypto Vegan” itself. Stream it on Spotify & Apple Music

bennytheghost – “Tightrope”

May 3, 2022

Coming from the land of entertainment, aka LA, Bennytheghost’s status as an artist is unmatched. The truth to that statement lies within his latest drop, “Tightrope,” which has all the elements of a hit. Iconic lyrics that bennytheghost reportedly spent weeks revising and rewriting… But ultimately went with the first draft that they made in two hours. The music video directed and edited by Axel Kabundji displays in full how care-free the song’s vibe really is. “Tightrope” reached all streaming platforms on the fateful April 20th of 2022, get it while it’s fresh! Stream it on Spotify & Apple Music 

Child Seat – “Fever Dream”

April 9, 2022

The LA duo Child Seat has finally strapped in with their debut single “Fever Dream.” Using the pandemic as their musical time capsule, the west coast duo have a full album’s worth of material ready to be released to the public, appropriately starting with “Fever Dream.” Thick synths and drum pads add to the retro scheme they’ve so carefully put together. The music video shows Child Seats outlandish style in a very whimsically pleasing manner. Cannon ball into their world with the retro energy of “Fever Dream.” Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music

Johnny Cisneros – “Chase Me Away”

April 9, 2022

If this electric summer jam doesn’t get you up and moving, I’m not sure what will. “Chase Me Away” by LA-based artist Johnny Cisneros paves the way for the psych-pop community by challenging the typical chord progressions and lyrical layout. Johnny told us: “‘Chase Me Away’ is about the loss of identity after the end of a relationship. It captures the feeling of chasing a past Identity of yourself.” It’s the songs like this that inspire artists of any media to step outside of their comfort zone and that being weird can actually be really cool. Johnny Cisneros has also posted about a video to be in the works for “Chase Me Away” so follow him on Instagram and be on the lookout, until then… Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music Johnny Cisneros · Chase Me Away

Hanna Searl – “My Fantasy”

April 7, 2022

You can almost see the lighters swaying back and forth while listening to Hanna Searl sing on her latest single, “My Fantasy.” Based in LA, the singer/songwriter brings out her signature 90s aesthetic in this bratty rock track. Distorted guitar shreds over the hook embellish the tragedy of the love story being told. “I don’t think you know my name, I wonder if you feel the same” is a line that all introverts feel in their soul. Get in your mystically therapeutic feels with Hanna Searl on “My Fantasy.” Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music Hanna Searl · My Fantasy

Erin Anne – “Eve Polastri’s Last Two Brain Cells Have A Debate”

April 5, 2022

LA-based singer/songwriter under Carpark Records: Erin Anne (if not already) proved she was far more than just that on latest single “Eve Polastri’s Last Two Brain Cells Have A Debate.” The level of relatability within the little lyrics laid down is astonishing. Erin Anne gave her fans a music video to go along with “Eve Polastri’s Last Two Brain Cells Have A Debate” that has an ending so happy and epic I couldn’t help but smile. If you enjoy guitars being shred and reflecting your relationships with others and even moreso, yourself; this is your anthem. Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music

talker – “Growing Up”

April 5, 2022

The LA musician talker has built up quite the name for herself. In her own words, Talker is known for “throwing glitter all over my emotions” which is honestly too humble of a statement for her work. The soundtracks she makes should be featured in movies, her song “Growing Up” has so much emotion packaged into its understated but utterly-unique indie rock form. That connection between the artist and their audience is apparent with talker. It’s really liberating to hear from a fellow human being; a message of things not being exactly how you imagined, and figuring out where to go from there. “Growing Up” is the first step in finding the ultimate answer of not always having one. Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music talker · Growing Up

Magnetic Library – “Sorry”

March 18, 2022

True love holds high value and sometimes that price increases as soon as you let it go. LA-based band Magnetic Library share these feelings and released some new vibes into musical world for the first time in over two years with their EP “A Stupid Smile.” Released at the tail end of February 2022, This EP tells the story of the aftermath of a breakup bringing about feelings that are all too familiar in the best ways possible. The intro track one “Sorry” in particular is the soundtrack of one week after the end of a relationship. It’s a warm and nostalgic sounding recording, with 8-track vibes and memorable melodies that bring to mind The Shins or early-era Death Cab for Cutie. Stream it on Spotify & Apple Music

No Swoon – “Wait To See”

March 14, 2022

With an LP set to release April 8th, LA-based band No Swoon spoiled fans with a third single, “Wait To See,” from their upcoming sophomore album Take Your Time. The duo of Tasha Abbott and Zack Nessel-Patt are impressively able to combine grungy guitar tones with soft and soothing vocals in this dreamy, shoegaze-y number. It’s visually displayed in their clever lyrical video featuring Tasha Abbott laying over what looks like the coziest blanket of all time while lyrics written on ripped paper are casually placed on a transparent space atop her face. Stream it on Spotify & Apple Music