LoCeRa’s journey into music wasn’t marked by a singular moment of revelation. There were no pivotal concerts or childhood dreams of musical instruments. Instead, his early life in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, was filled with the hum of everyday sounds and activities. His family’s apartment was alive with the echoes of his older brother’s Sega Genesis, […]
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Hailing from the prairies region of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, comes a humble story of a singer/songwriter, composer, and performer, Nathaniel Sutton. While delivering mostly folk-based indie rock, you’ll also find splashes of dynamic alt/country, pop, and even ambient tones in his music. The Edmonton native is by no means a newcomer to the music scene.
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Quis Chauncey is making waves in the music scene with his latest single, “Don’t Wait on Me (Intro).” This track showcases Chauncey’s fierce lyrical performance, tackling the complexities of trust and betrayal with raw emotion and intricate wordplay. The song delves into the challenges of relying on others, navigating the lies people tell, and ultimately
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Modern Moxie, an indie rock band from Charlotte, North Carolina, has been making waves since their formation in 2019. Comprising Madison Lucas on songwriting, guitar, keys, and vocals, Harry Kollm on bass, Phil Pucci on lead guitar, and Chris Slezak on drums (Charlie Weeks previously), the band has quickly garnered attention and acclaim. Their debut
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In the bustling landscape of Brooklyn’s music scene, where stories are etched into the city’s very streets, Raymond Castronovo—better known as Streetwise—has carved a distinct path with his band, Streetwise. His journey through life and music has been one of resilience, passion, and a deep-seated commitment to family and artistry. Raymond Castronovo’s musical odyssey began
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In the heart of Dylan Galvin’s music lies a story that began long before he ever picked up a guitar. It’s a tale of sacrifice, passion, and the eternal quest to find one’s place in the world. Dylan’s journey into music is deeply intertwined with his father’s abandoned dream. When Dylan was about to be
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Doppe & Kokke, known to their fans as D&K, are a dynamic musical duo who have a unique knack for transforming real-life experiences into modern emotional soundscapes. With roots in Sweden and a growing fanbase in Switzerland, their music has been steadily gaining traction. Their mission is simple yet profound: to bring happiness and a
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Moodssupply, the dynamic Dutch studio experience extravaganza, is a powerhouse of soulful, funky, and disco-infused grooves. The duo, comprising the versatile producer and vocalist Mike Chandon and the post-production wizard Noah Bryce, crafts a unique sound that resonates with lovers of groove music everywhere. Mike Chandon, the creative force behind Moodssupply, not only produces and
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Destiny Imani, born and raised in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, discovered her love for music within the walls of her local church. The melodies and harmonies of Gospel music served as her early education in the art of sound, instilling in her a profound appreciation for the power of music. This foundation
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Denver-based Indie/Post-Pop trio YAN YEZ, the brainchild of queer artist Nico Yan Yez and his collaborators, is making waves with their latest single, “Timothée.” YAN YEZ’s music, described as Indie Post-Pop, reflects a modern evolution of pop that borrows from a myriad of influences, creating a sound that is as eclectic as it is accessible.
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