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Pastel Summer's namesake comes from an amalgamation of soft chords, synths, and visuals that create a wistful summer atmosphere. It's a much needed vibe after over a full year of negativity. Sexy Pigeon describes the EP as 'a soothing form of nostalgia that makes us all think of past vacations and sunny days.'  

Sammy hypnotizes viewers with his trademark two-handed-tapping talents, and brings gorgeous guitar tones out from behind the shadows as the track soars to euphoric heights.

“Child Of The Government” arrives alongside a chilling short film (written, directed, and produced by Jayli herself), which encapsulates Jayli’s father’s experience during the Sixties Scoop and won ‘Best Music Video’ at Venice Shorts of California (an IMDb qualifying monthly and annual festival).

While overseas she was coined as the 'Indie Rocker It Girl,' stateside comparisons were flowing:  Pitchfork pointed out her 'commanding presence and sexual authority.' 

About the collaboration, Bryce explains, “I was psyched to get the call to jump on this already amazing song with Parmalee and Blanco Brown. I’ve always loved dipping into different genres and styles, so this gave me a great excuse to put my cowboy hat on.”

The band has poured blood, sweat, tears, and countless live shows into the album. “W.L. is our lifetime work. It’s a collection of milestones and melodies that time stamp a dream we had becoming a reality,” lead singer Jack Cochrane reflects. “It’s a record about being true, loving and resilient.”

“Chase” received online applause upon its February premiere, with Banger Of The Day raving, “It’s super impressive how (Rozei) is blending a variety of sounds here, from early-2000’s rock to a Juice WRLD-esque delivery, and layers of eclectic, speaker-knocking production…An absolute bop!”

Right Here Right Now focuses on the evolution of rock & roll and its impact on the current generation of artists by taking visitors on an intimate journey into the stories of chart-topping acts. 

Produced by Peter Shurkin and Alden Witt and mixed by Ryan Hewitt (The Avett Brothers, Brandi Carlile), Here Comes Church of Roswell consists of five new songs that embody the group’s affinity for mysticism, introspection and honesty.

Taking over leading teen publication TigerBeat’s Instagram today, the Nashville transplant and North Carolina native’s rare talent is set to be further showcased throughout 2021 across a trio of recordings, each possessing its own distinct sound. With this first EP, Mixtape Vol. 1: Side A, James unveils a four-song set of pop jams.

Prior to today’s release, fans could listen to “World Is Burning” and “Guilty,” both of which made appearances on playlists curated by sites like NPR, MTV, Atwood Magazine, and many others.

Chloe Bennet, Dove Cameron, and Yana Perrault, will play Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, respectively. 

The formation of a single integrated team is organized around functional expertise for creative and campaign development and execution to promote programming created by Disney Branded Television and National Geographic.

“Queen Of Suffolk County” follows the album’s tongue-in-cheek single “Middle Finger”, which was recently released, accompanied by a Kes Glozier-directed video shot in London just before the band’s last show prior to the pandemic.

This is the first time since 2008 that one network will broadcast both the Daytime and Primetime Emmy® awards in the same year. CBS last hosted both specials in 2005.

“Animation” was a UK top fifty hit upon its release by Polydor Records in June 1982 and spawned two UK singles, of which the non-album track “Spider” acted, strangely, as a B-side to both releases.

Discussing the background of 'In It To Win It', Brad says: This mellow rock song’s about giving up on your dreams. The verses are about my own struggles with staying on track with my music and my career, feeling worthy, feeling like success is attainable.

Says the band of the message behind the song: “You are at most a silent movie star, who has nothing to say. The real stars are not in front of cameras. You can find them in real life and not on movie screens.”

Man in the Maroon was recorded during the pandemic. Korby recalls: “I remember thinking, 'who knows what's going to happen tomorrow?’ and I wanted to create an album as though it were the last thing I'd ever make. A for-the-joy-of-it project,' says the songwriter.

After 16 years, eight albums, and hundreds of shows around the globe, Joshua Radin still treats music as an antidote to any ailment. The LA-based artist finds healing in between waves of acoustic eloquence and dyed-in-the-wool Americana storytelling.