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Young Singer/Songwriter/Producer Rob Eberle is set to have his first-ever Los Angeles headline show this Sat. March 30th, 2pm at Coke Studio, located at LA LIVE, 1111 S Figueroa St in downtown Los Angeles, CA 90015

Discover the latest single '20th And Mississippi' by Winter Aid, featured on their upcoming sophomore LP, 'Pull The Sky Inside.' The 15-song collection was produced with Larry Crane (Elliott Smith, The Decemberists) and Chuck Johnson (Daniel Bachman, Claire Rousay). Pull The Sky Inside finds Culloty stretching the extremities.

Discover the new single 'I Hate The Sound' by Portland-based indie rock singer/songwriter Henry Chadwick. The single, 'I Hate the Sound,' comes out now ahead of Chadwick's upcoming EP Leaving – his first release since his 2021 album We All Start Again. 

Explore the teenage mind with Rob Eberle's new single, HALF OF YOU. The young singer/songwriter/producer presents a poignant song about a one-sided relationship, now available on Spotify and major music services. 'Half of You' is a poignant song that delves into the complexities of a one-sided relationship.

Rowland performed alongside his band, comprised of producer and multi-instrumentalist Rob Schnapf (Beck, Elliott Smith), bassist Jerry Borgé (Ziggy Marley, Jonathan Wilson, Jackson Browne), engineer and musician Matt Schuessler (Kurt Vile, Cat Power), bandmate and wife Sarah Jones (Harry Styles). Watch the video now!

Discover the latest from Tokyo Police Club as they release their final single, Just A Scratch, and announce their farewell North American tour. Stay updated on the end of an era in the music scene. The tracks were recorded at Taurus Recording in Toronto, with producer Jesse Turnbull. Plus, check out their farewell tour dates!

In sharp contrast to 2019's Actors, which interpolated R&B and dance music and was influenced by collaborations with Frank Ocean (Feinstein sings the chorus on Blonde's “Self Control”) and Tyler, the Creator (who crafted the beat for Actors' “Heart,” and whose albums Feinstein appears on), Bullhead finds Feinstein stripping things back.

Discover the new single 'Soap' by SLOW HOLLOWS, an exciting addition to their upcoming album 'Bullhead'. Bullhead marks the first new Slow Hollows album in 3 years, following the band's dissolution in 2020, and subsequent revival as principal songwriter Austin Feinstein's solo project. Plus, check out tour dates!

Frontier Ruckus have released their new album On the Northline. Their first full length release since 2017's Enter The Kingdom, the new record exemplifies the group's intricate orchestral folk pop sound which has endeared them to fans nationwide, backdropping guitarist/singer/lyricist Matthew Milia's poetic observations on the mundane and the holy.

Discover the latest release from the band. The track is preceded by the urgent and densely layered single “Idle Hands,” which captures the intensity of the band's storied live sets, and the stripped back, intimate acoustic song “Old Yeller.” To accompany the new single, Feinstein has also shared an intimate performance of “Soap.'

Recorded in London with producer Jonny Lattimer (Tom Odell, Sam Smith, Ella Eyre, Ellie Goulding), 'serpentine,' is a poignant reflection on independence and self-discovery. Drawing inspiration from the renowned Elliot Smith, the single boasts renforshort's signature raw vocals, complemented by an intricate sonic soundscape.

The Michigan-based indie folk trio Frontier Ruckus shared their new single “I'm Not The Boy,” from their upcoming album On the Northline. “I'm Not The Boy” follows previous singles “Clarkston Pasture” and “On the Northline,” featuring a lyric video  collage of vintage family photos as backdrop for the song's haunting melodies and lyrics.

PRATEEK KUHAD debuts new single 'No Complaints.' Alongside the new single, Kuhad has also announced the “Silhouettes Tour,” a headlining run that kicks off its North American leg on April 25 in Atlanta, GA and wraps up at the iconic Beacon Theatre in New York City on June 1 before dates in the UK and Europe this fall (tour itinerary here).

In sharp contrast to 2019’s Actors, which interpolated R&B and dance music and was influenced by collaborations with Frank Ocean (Feinstein sings the chorus on Blonde’s “Self Control”) and Tyler, the Creator (who crafted the beat for Actors’ “Heart,” and whose albums Feinstein appears on), Bullhead finds Feinstein stripping things back.

The Michigan-based indie folk trio Frontier Ruckus shared their new single “Clarkston Pasture,” from their upcoming album On the Northline. Juxtaposing an indelibly upbeat melody with somberly self-reflective lyrics, the song explores the duality of time and place, all wrapped around an inspired chorus.

The track—written and co-produced by Jean—is featured on her debut project, Parallel Universe. In celebration of the new music, Ryden will join Del Water Gap on his winter 2024 European tour, including a performance January 30 at London's Electric Ballroom and further dates in Amsterdam, Glasgow, Dublin, and more. Watch the video!

With the release of 'Better Living Through Femmistry,' Andy joins the Kill Rock Stars comedy roster which also includes releases by W. Kamau Bell, Cameron Esposito, Hari Kondabolu, Kurt Braunohler, Frangela, River Butcher, Ian Karmel, Emily Heller, Papp Johnson, and more.

Singer-songwriter - TOM JENKINS - is pleased to share a brand new album ‘Meadow Part 1' (via Xtra Mile Recordings). The surprise release arrives with the official video for lead track “Is There A Next One?” available to watch now!

As the first signing to Harry Styles' record label, Mitch Rowland debuted Top 10 on Billboard's Alternative New Artist Albums, Top New Artist Albums and Billboard Folk/Americana Charts, and Top 20 on the Billboard Emerging Artist, Current Alternative Albums, Current Rock Albums Charts, and more. Watch the performance video now!

The Michigan-based indie folk trio Frontier Ruckus announced the upcoming release of their new album On the Northline, their sixth album to date. The group has also shared a lyric video for the title track of the album, featuring a collage of vintage family photos as backdrop for the song’s haunting melodies and contemplative lyrics.