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Zach Seabaugh Recounts a Missed Connection with “Girl in a Coffee Shop”

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More to Watch Indie pop musician, Zach Seabaugh, laments the loss of a love he never had in the first place with his latest single “Girl in a Coffee Shop”. With strong daydreaming romanticism, he imagines the possible “could be” scenarios of a missed connection. “’Girl in a Coffee Shop’ is a song about seeing […]

Maryen Cairns Flips a Switch with “ANEW”

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Recent Articles Sometimes music can be transformative for both the listener and the one creating it. With Maryen Cairns, her seventh studio album, ANEW, caused a shift in her core song writing process that seemed to flow with ease like water down a stream. “It was like a switch clicked inside my head and suddenly […]

Madness Rises in Roscoe Tripp’s “When the Stalks Are Low”

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Recent Articles The indie rock outfit known as Roscoe Tripp take a brooding trip through their new single, “When the Stalks Are Low”. Driven by the wild dynamics of the ever-morphing bass, there’s a heaviness that carries through the song’s core offset by the gentle open chords of guitars and synthesizers. During the verse, the […]

Courtney McKenna Takes Us Down to the Water in “C.S.R. (Corporate Social Responsibility)”

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Recent Articles Los Angeles-based alternative rocker, Courtney McKenna, is back with a brand-new single “C.S.R. (Corporate Social Responsibility)”. With a punk rock edge, she sears through this politically charged bluesy tune with pummeling drums and twangy guitar lines. Perhaps, it is the relentless chanting of “down to the water” that permeates through the song’s core, […]

Kelaska is Doing Her Best on “autopilot”

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Recent Articles Connecticut-based singer-songwriter, Kelaska (born Kelli Wright), is back with her latest single “autopilot”. Both nostalgic and melancholy, it’s a song that strikes a chord for those who feel like they might be moving through life at a different pace from the rest of the world. “I was going through a depression when I […]

“Welfare Tour” Maps Out Calm Collapse’s Journey Towards New Album

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More to Watch Seattle-based indie rockers, Calm Collapse, are gearing up for their latest record Mirrored Nature with the release of the leading single “Welfare Tour”. Full of heavy riffs and distorted ambience, the song gives us a lot to look forward to as an oracle of what’s to come. “Welfare Tour” feels consistently off-kilter […]

Patric Pleasure and Emilia Anastazja Bring Back 90’s R&B with “All Night Long”

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Recent Articles The Music Time Machine, also known as the open format DJ and producer, Patric Pleasure, is throwing it back with some sensual 90’s bedroom R&B in his latest single “All Night Long”. Featuring Emilia Anastazja’s sultry vocals, it’s a song full of yearning that takes its time getting to what it’s after. Anastajza […]

Nostalgia and Decay Fuel elison’s Latest Single “Fruit Flies”

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Recent Articles Des Moines, Iowa-based indie dream pop duo, Marissa Kephart and Scott Yoshimura (collectively known as elison), take a critical view of rose-tinted nostalgia in their latest single “Fruit Flies”. Using New Year’s Eve as a cyclical structure of resolution that comes and goes each year, they dive into a cycle of death and […]

Cindy Zhang Dreams of Sunshine in a “Song for Rainy Days”

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Recent Articles R&B and neo-soul musician, Cindy Zhang is gets introspective and stoic with her latest single “Song for Rainy Days”. As the title track for her new album, it touts pristine production accompanied by honest vulnerability that will melt your troubles away. Though there is a melancholy tint to the instrumentation, it’s a love […]