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DOM DOLLA RELEASES ANOTHER HIT SINGLE WITH ‘SAN FRANDISCO’

Melbourne producer Dom Dolla, has seen a meteoric rise to fame following the release of his global tech-house hit ‘Take It’. Delivering hit single after hit single, producing remixes for the biggest names in the industry, touring the world over and taking on stages at some of the world’s most renowned festivals, all whilst being named Pete Tong’s “future star of 2019” and Billboard’s “artist to watch”. Proving himself as one of the most prolific electronic exports from Australia, Dom Dolla follows up his 2018 epic, with his latest offering ‘San Frandisco’, out now on Sweat It Out. Listen HERE.

True Moon – ‘My Revolution’

Today, Swedish post-punkers True Moon releases their single “My Revolution”. The song is taken from their upcoming album “II”, set for release November 1st through Lövely Records.

“This is a song dedicated to my restless heart, the pain I’ve felt and fought – To my own, personal revolution. This is a song dedicated to you – to your world and wars – to your deaths and dreams – To what will be your own revolution.” – Karolina

Lulu James launches vibrant new EP ‘3rd Culture Kid’

Tanzania-born, South Shields-raised artist Lulu James has unveiled ‘3rd Culture Kid’, her first EP in five years, out 20th September.

The triumphant, six-track release sees Lulu tap into her Tanzanian heritage, particularly on rousing single ‘Zim Zimmer’. A collaboration with DJ MAX, Rudimental’s Amir Amor, local musicians and the Masai warriors of Lucas camp in her hometown of Arusha, the track is a product of Lulu going back to Africa to reconnect with her family, her roots and the music.

Kopper ‘Fading Fires’ Video

Fading Fires is the chaotic and arresting first single from the debut EP of psychedelic post-punk three piece Kopper. The track is packed with eccentric rhythms and atmospheric lyrics which blend into the fuzz-effectsy guitar for a rich and satisfying modern rock sound. The official music video (release date tbc) follows a young painter, plagued by self-doubt and creative malaise, who resorts to a desperate solution to their identity crisis.

Skope video submission: G. Battles f. Rick Ross, Spice 1, “Rolls Royce”

Battles says he wrote his new single “because it was always a dream of mine to have a Rolls. Coming up in poverty, my only aspiration was to become successful so I would never want for anything. This song was written to manifest greatness in my own life and to show others that they can do the same thing too.”

SILVERTOMB SHARE NEW SINGLE “WAITING”

US metal band Silvertomb share their new single “Waiting”. It’s the second single taken from their debut album “Edge Of Existence” coming November 1st, 2019 via Long Branch Records / SPV. Listen to the song HERE.

Kenny Hickey comments on Single “Waiting”:
“After a long night in the studio wrestling with key changes and heavy riffs I became frustrated and picked up my acoustic and this song just sort of spilled out at 3am. It was completed in around 15 minutes. I guess it was just what I needed: a straight up simple rock song to put my feet back on the ground. I decided to end the record with it to refresh the ear after 36 minutes of dirge and weighty tuned down sludge, so it actually shares with the listener the state of mind I was in when it was written. It’s a song about wasting time and emotional energy over the things you’ve lost in life and the things you could never have.”

Bea Miller Shares New Track And Video “Never Gonna Like You”

“NEVER GONNA LIKE YOU,” gets under the listeners’ skin with Bea’s soulful, sultry vocals set against a catchy electronic backdrop and infectious chorus that builds and repeats. Snakehips produced the track, along with Alex Raymond, working their magic that results in an undeniably catchy earworm. Lyrically “NEVER GONNA LIKE YOU” addresses evolving relationships and perspectives on the people in your life, “yeah we used to be friends, now you’re acting different, tell me that you need me like you used to…” The video was directed by Emmet Kilmer, with co-direction by Bea, notably her second time directing her own video behind the camera versus a starring role in front. The storylines intersect, with vignettes that tackle insecurities, flaws and self-loathing, but the protagonists ultimately recognize that life is not as empty as it may sometimes feel.

JULIAN LAMADRID SHARES NEW SINGLE & VIDEO FOR ‘RED CAR’

New York-based artist Julian Lamadrid releases his new single, “Red Car” along with a stunning, stripped-down live session video. Watch HERE. Born and raised in Dubai to Mexican expats, Julian has previously released “Mess”, “Neon” and most recently, “Die Young”, off of his forthcoming album Mala Noche, which will come out this autumn Julian composed, wrote and produced the record in its entirety, as well as directed all of the accompanying visuals.

Jesse Perez remixes Duke Dumont hit ‘The Power’

US DJ and producer Jesse Perez has remixed Duke Dumont’s latest club anthem ‘The Power’, via Virgin EMI Records.

Upbeat and groove-focused, Perez’s remix trades in the original’s emotive elements for hypnotic drums and carefree vocals – whilst losing none of the undeniable dancefloor energy. The well-received original has already clocked up over 9.5million streams after being released last month.

NEW SINGLE + VIDEO – Off Bloom Releases Addictive Track ‘Are You Feeling It Too?’, Out Today.

‘Are You Feeling It Too?’ delves into how the internet has affected our current social climate in an alarming way. Being ‘online’ has become an obsession in our everyday lives, and reality today feels somewhat dystopic and reason seems to have abandoned us. The idea of the track struck whilst the band were in residency at San Cataldo in Italy last year. Influenced by listening to a lot of Sting, Daft Punk, Steely Dan, Groove Armada and Maroon 5 – ‘Are You Feeling It Too?’ is an up-tempo electric guitar-led pop production that sonically highlights Mette’s distinctively, rhythmic vocal.

Introducing > TYSON > “White / Seven” > listen now

Born and raised in London – via Stockholm, Spain and (briefly) New York – to a mixed musical family, singer TYSON had an unusual upbringing on the road. Her music draws from these experiences, the outcome a celestial, interplanetary R&B that is both reflective and soulful, yet futuristic.

FUR release new single and lyric video “Trouble Always Finds Me” | On UK tour now

After the success of their debut EP released earlier this year, FUR returned in July with single “Nothing (Until Something Else Comes Along)”. Today, the band have released a brand new single “Trouble Always Finds Me” that is accompanied with a lyric video by Raissa Pardini. A perfectly formed pop song with the signature FUR sound of nostalgic teen-angst delivered with a knowing smile, the band package it all into two and a half minutes.

Mia Berg steps into the light with stunning future-pop single ‘Berlin’ + debut EP ‘Intro’      

Norwegian Mia Berg steps into the light with stunning future-pop single, which she releases alongside her debut EP ‘Intro’

Hailing from Oslo, until relatively recently, Mia has hidden her music from most. She maintained her music should be for her, and her alone. She decided to lift the veil in 2018, revealing her debut single ‘Hurry’ via Diamond Club, and then ‘Grow’ – both showcasing an enchanting ‘guitar&B’/neo-soul amalgam.

Turbo Widget Release Emotional Single “Step By Step” Celebrating Member Kim’s 10-Years Sober

No honest listener could accuse rising St. Louis Indie Rock duo Turbo Widget of not delivering sometimes painfully honest songs, exploding with creativity. Continuing on their single a month mission, the latest from Turbo Widget may be their most transparent yet, “Step By Step”. Driving forward with a more 70’s influenced sound and Ben’s very soulful vocals, “Step By Step” addresses a very special milestone in Kim’s life, her making it to, step by step, her tenth anniversary sober in Recovery. The husband and wife songwriting team hope that the song helps inspire any who may need the encouragement facing the same kind of challenges – which can certainly be overcome, with the right attitude and support

NEW SINGLE! Swedish artist CECI NOIR release NO BLAME

Today Swedish singer Ceci Noir proudly presents her new single No Blame, taken from her forthcoming debut album. According to the English blog Nordic Music Scene Ceci Noir is “a full-blooded rock singer that makes a lasting impression – it’s her voice that really catches your attention”.

Ceci Noir is a singer, songwriter and producer that comes from the deep woods, waters and valleys of Dalarna, Sweden. She makes her soulful music rock by inhaling the wild winds and exhaling words and melancholic melodies like mantras from the core. Ceci Noir has written songs since an early age, but waited for over ten years to let her heart’s craftwork see the light of day.

TEGAN AND SARA SHARE NEW SONG – “Don’t Believe The Things They Tell You (They Lie)”

While revisiting their teen years for their first memoir, High School – which will be published on September 24 by MCD X FSG (USA) in hardcover, ebook and audiobook – Tegan and Sara discovered two cassette tapes containing their very first songs, written between the ages of 15 and 17. On Hey, I’m Just Like You, hailed as one of the most anticipated albums of the fall by Pitchfork, USA Today and Billboard, Tegan and Sara return to the songs contained on those 1990s cassettes with a contemporary production. They will perform a song – and discuss the album and book – when they visit The Late Show with Stephen Colbert next Friday, September 27.

WATCH – Callum Beattie Shares Heart-Warming Video For ‘Easter Road’, Out Now.

“Callum Beattie is one of Scotland’s more sizzling musical talents and now stands on the cusp of superstardom” – EVENING STANDARD

Reina Del Cid Releases “Morse Code” from MORSE CODE out October 4

Celebrated Minneapolis indie folk artist Reina Del Cid has released “Morse Code,” the title track from her upcoming album MORSE CODE out October 4. The song has a timeless, genre-bending sound, sitting at the intersection of the classic and the modern.