Kerry Charles crafts music that feels like a shimmering blend of eras, blurring the lines between a nostalgic past and a sharp, self-aware present. His artistry lives in the space where smooth dad rock meets seductive R&B, where Prince’s daring and Steely Dan’s meticulousness collide. His sound, drenched in synths and punctuated by Max Cudworth’s […]
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Mike Blair & the Stonewalls capture the essence of summer with their latest single, “Tequila (For Love).” The track is a sun-soaked anthem that invites listeners to roll down their windows, put on their aviators, and cruise towards the promise of new beginnings. With its infectious rhythm and romantic undertones, “Tequila (For Love)” is more
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Ross The Piano Man is an award-winning pianist, entertainer, and coach from South Wales. He has made a name for himself across Theatre, TV, and Radio, with a mission to inspire, entertain, and empower people through music. Ross’s musical journey began at the tender age of 9 when his dad gifted him a small keyboard
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Lauren Minear is an indie folk pop singer-songwriter, psychotherapist, and mother who has captivated audiences with her heartfelt lyrics, soulful voice, and undeniable wit. Based in New York City, Lauren has graced the stages of renowned music venues such as The Bitter End, Rockwood Music Hall, and Brooklyn Music Kitchen, leaving a lasting impression on
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Floral Couches, the moniker for indie pop artist Cody Gray, continues to evolve his musical identity with each release. Previously celebrated for his lo-fi dreamy soundscapes and synth-filled music, Cody is now diving deeper into jazz, Motown, and soul, creating a sultry sound that envelops listeners in a musical void they won’t want to escape.
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Diving into the heart of the Washington, DC College Park scene, Higher Education is not just a band; it’s a movement. This dynamic ensemble has crafted a unique niche for themselves, merging the laid-back grooves of traditional reggae with the raw energy of 90s rock, creating a sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh. At the
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At just 22 years old, Brooke Sause possesses a remarkable ability to create music that resonates deeply with listeners, evoking a myriad of emotions. Hailing from Florida, Brooke embarked on her songwriting journey at a young age, collaborating closely with her sister, Breana, who remains her main creative partner to this day. Since her debut
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New Jersey-based songwriter and producer Kerry Charles has been making waves with his unique blend of pop, rock, and R&B. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Prince, Hall and Oates, and Steely Dan, Charles’s sound is both retro and contemporary, with lush synthesizers and soulful saxophone flourishes. His debut LP, “I Think Of You,” is
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Kerry Charles is a musical artist who defies easy categorization. He’s not quite sure where his act ends and reality begins, and this ambiguity is reflected in his music. With a sound that draws on influences ranging from Prince to Steely Dan, Charles creates lush, groovy tracks that are as enigmatic as their author. Charles’
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The Never Ending Fall, a musical band based in Fallston, MD, has been making waves in the industry with their unique blend of jazz and funk, which they like to call “JUNK” music. Comprising of a group of close-knit friends, the band has come a long way since its humble beginnings, becoming a powerhouse jam
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