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Satin Jackets – “Just Like You”

May 15, 2019

German nu-disco producer, Satin Jackets, releases his excellent new single, “Just Like You,” a dance track so addictive you’d think the Sackler family was behind it. Off the artist’s recently released sophomore album, Solar Nights, this fizzy, effervescent beat will sweep you off your feet and onto the dance floor with bubbly guest vocals that blow through your hair like a cool breeze. Get it stuck in your head below. Be sure to check out Satin Jacket’s new album, Solar Nights, out now and available on Spotify here.

Chateau Chateau – “Burn Me Alive”

May 12, 2019

Feel the burn with Tucson, AZ indie poppers, Chateau Chateau, and their cheerfully deranged new single, “Burn Me Alive.” Off their upcoming EP to be released later this year, this addictive and funky track is indie pop on speed with over-caffeinated riffs, hyper synths, jittery drums and sing-a-long vocals. Clear the rest of your day and get your fix below. Be sure to check out more Chateau Chateau on Spotify here and SoundCloud here.

TWENTYFOUR – “Fast Food”

May 12, 2019

New emcee on the block, TWENTYFOUR, spits some food for thought in the visuals for his latest laidback head-nodder, “Fast Food.” It’s hard to stand out and be heard in the crowded and oversaturated hip-hop community, but the young artist takes on the challenge wholeheartedly with rapid-fire flows and thought-provoking bars. Spin it below and keep an eye on this promising talent. For more TWENTYFOUR tracks and videos, check out his SoundCloud here and YouTube page here.

The Silver Lake Chorus – “Tabu”

May 10, 2019

Drop what you’re doing and check out the captivating new single, “Tabu,” from LA indie-pop ensemble, The Silver Lake Chorus, ASAP. Written by Van Dyke Parks, this blissful, moonlit rendition will set your spirit soaring with a lush concert of Copacabana instrumentals, gripping vocals and swooning harmonies. It’s chicken soup for the ears and soul so dig in below. For more tracks from The Silver Lake Chorus, visit their Spotify here or SoundCloud here.

Tracy Irve – “Games”

May 9, 2019

Gothenburg’s own Tracy Irve debut their latest single, “Games,” an exhilarating moonlight electro-pop song that can’t be missed. Sibling duo Linnea and Alexander Herlogsson combine siren vocals with a magnetic neon dance beat. This is something Knight Rider would bump while flooring it down a dark, lonely highway. Throw on your driving gloves and dancing shoes and enjoy this hypnotizing track below. For more Tracy Irve, check out their Spotify here and SoundCloud here.

The Moonjacks – “Cigarettes”

May 7, 2019

The boisterous new track, “Cigarettes,” from California rock and roll three-piece, The Moonjacks, is one you have to hear. This fuzzy, lo-fi track was recorded in their bedroom and features slurring vocals drunkenly wandering over a catchy and loud as hell beat. Its evergreen riffs are a highlight and will take you on a punk rock camping trip that could make the Log Lady get down. Walk the unbeaten path with this awesome song below. “Cigarettes” is off The Moonjacks’ upcoming Bummer EP out 6/1. Look for it on their SoundCloud here.

Suzi Island – “The Real Life”

May 7, 2019

English electro alt-pop trio, Suzi Island, reflect on life and memories in the video for their kinetic new single, “The Real Life.” Clap your hands and sing along to an anthemic beat featuring shimmering synths, groovy basslines and epic percussions. It’s the perfect party track to lose your mind and voice to with amazing friends. Feast your eyes on the visuals below. For more Suzi Island, go to their Spotify here and Facebook here.

F.R.H. – “Locked In”

May 5, 2019

Banger alert. Lock into the new week with Pittsburgh spitter, F.R.H., and his rowdy new single, “Locked In.” The Steel City emcee owns this track with his velvety flow and masterful rhymes and wordplay. Laid underneath his fiery flow is a bouncy, out-of-this-world beat that would get Elon Musk sparking up. This track will get you ready to take on the world, so turn the bass way up and bump it below. Keep your eyes on this promising upcoming artist by checking out F.R.H.’s SoundCloud here.

Meyru – “Running Day Dreams”

May 5, 2019

NYC indie rock trio, Meyru, bring us their first and rocking new single, “Running Day Dreams,” off their upcoming album, Good to See You. It’s a nostalgic track that will catch your ear and jog your memories of the early aughts with crooning vocals and full-bodied riffs. If you’ve ever wanted to take a trip in an indie rock time machine, this song is your perfect vehicle. Grab the keys and give it a spin below. Check out more Meyru on Spotify here or their official site here and look out for their upcoming album, Good To See You, later this summer.

New Me – “Civilian Stuff”

May 5, 2019

Get ready to dance like you’re at a Charlie Brown party with the latest single, “Civilian Stuff,” from California new wave pop act, New Me. This is the latest in a series of monthly releases and features distant vocals, twinkling synths and an invigorating chorus. Give it a listen below and get yourself moving. For more New Me tracks, check out their Facebook here or Spotify here and watch out for their next single dropping later this month.

Aaron Taos – “Dazed & Confused”

May 1, 2019

Brooklyn indie pop act, Aaron Taos, releases the video for his thrilling single, “Dazed & Amused.” Off his new album, Birthday Boy, Taos’ stellar vocals are caught between apathy and fear while backed up with twangy riffs and dancy drums. This intoxicating combo makes for a record that’s too irresistible to sit still to. Check it out below and if it doesn’t catch your ear then check your pulse. Listen to Aaron Taos’ new album, Birthday Boy, on Spotify here and check out his official site here for more videos.

Crooked Colours – “Hold On”

April 26, 2019

Aussie electro-dance trio, Crooked Colours, drops off the ethereal single, “Hold On,” off their highly anticipated sophomore album, Langata. This steamy track will get you ready for the dog days of summer with a hot and bouncy rhythm and effervescent vocals. Check it out below and have a fan ready because this one’s going to make you break a sweat. Crooked Colours’ new album, Langata, is due out May 17th. Pre-order it on their official site here and be sure to check out more tracks on Spotify here.

Tonight: Slow Animals

April 26, 2019

There’s a rock show tonight at Buffalo’s Mr. Goodbar (downstairs) that should absolutely be on your radar. Can’t wait for the Strokes global comeback tour? Well, tonight you get the next best thing with the headlining act, Slow Animals, a Strokes cover band and patchwork of local talent. Come out and jam along with this on point five-piece as they perform your favorite tracks off albums like Is This It and Room on Fire. Sharing the spotlight is SMUG, the hometown pop-punk trio your mother warned you about. This set’s going to be a total party with addictive, booze-soaked anthems that will make you want to trash a living room. Everyone’s going to be there so give in to the peer pressure and don’t miss it. You know you want to. Topping it all off with a nostalgic indie rock sound that’s more comforting than a bowl of chicken noodle[...]

Old Ways – “Bluff”

April 25, 2019

Bummed out? Force a smile with the single, “Bluff,” from Pennsylvania sad rockers, Old Ways. This is the first track off the three-piece’s recently released debut EP Fair Enough and will hook you with its lyrical and heartfelt opening plea. Supporting vicariously sullen vocals are poignant chords and a rocking drum beat. Misery loves company so sidle up next to this catchy tune below. Check out more Old Ways on their official site here and listen to their debut EP Fair Enough on Spotify here.

Philip Brooks – “Spend Some Time Alone Inside My Head”

April 25, 2019

London-based bedroom indie-pop solo act Philip Brooks drops his latest single, “Spend Some Time Alone Inside My Head,” a laidback and somber track that’s perfect to drift away with. Although it features a dreamy, atmospheric beat composed and performed by the 21-year-old multi-instrumentalist, Brooks soft and hazy vocals float over it like a rain cloud as he details struggles with mental health. It’s a record well worth your time so give it a spin below. For more Philip Brooks songs, check out his official site here and Spotify here.