Tim & Adam’s eponymous debut album sounds like a dreamy carnival. Underpinned by a vintage Lowrey organ the duo bought at a thrift store, the songs were built around its undulating, festive rhythms, then layered to the exosphere with guitar, piano, and spacious melodies, shimmering and echoing above the clouds.… (Full Bio)
Tim & Adam Tim & Adam (Self-Released)
Small Multiples is a duo consisting of songwriter Craig Hartley and Eli Friedmann, who met while attending New School University in New York City. After working on many diverse projects they reconnected when Craig contacted Eli to play some new songs he had written. Craig is an accomplished musician/songwriter who has… (Full Bio)
Small Multiples Small Multiples (Self-Released)
Jonathan D. Haskell’s work as Seven Saturdays is informed by the desolation of afterhours Los Angeles. From dimly lit Mulholland Drive to the isolated streets of Downtown, it is in these quiet moments symphonic landscapes emerge; coming together to form the headphone-centric Seven Saturdays. Seven Saturdays began as a creative… (Full Bio)
Seven Saturdays Seven Saturdays (Lunada Records)
Weather Codes, the new album from Texan songstress Teresa Maldonado, is due out on Fire Records in June. Following the magical debut The Mammoth Sessions, the new album is a study in heartbreak and loneliness set amidst the backdrop of the vast landscapes of American Southwest. Drawing influences from her… (Full Bio)
Georgia's Horse Weather Codes (Fire Records)
Athens’ Grape Soda (brothers Mat & Ryan Lewis) premiere their new video for “Obvious Signs”, from the Form A Sign LP via Chris Hardwick’s Nerdist YouTube channel. The video was directed and animated by Craig Sheldon and Lauren Gregg of Kangaroo Alliance:
The follow up to Challenger’s debut LP is in the works and due out this fall, but in the meantime, the Brooklyn group are kind enough to share with us a new video from The World Is Too Much For Me and the title track from the forthcoming Back to Bellevue. Listen here. Watch here.
NYC’s Memoryy just released the video for their 80s inspired electro pop tune “Don’t Give Up” off Electric City EP, due out June 4. Fun facts: the video was loosely inspired by the Fruit Ninja iPhone game and one of the two directors also created the YouTube hit Kitten Inspired By Kittens. Watch on YouTube or…
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Georgia's Horse Weather Codes (Fire Records)
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