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“Give a Little Love” to this new Mina Tindle & Sufjan Stevens track

Mina Tindle is the project of French folk-pop singer Pauline De Lassus. In collaboration with Sufjan Stevens, she just released “Give a Little Love," marking the third single off of…

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Buck Meek shares new quarantine-embracing track “Roll Back Your Clocks”

Buck Meek, also the guitarist for Big Thief, just released a song. Fully written during the covid-19 lockdown, Meek’s acoustic recording was passed on to his band members, who each…

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Black Marble covers Wire’s “In Manchester”

Black Marble is the solo synth wave project of Chris Stewart. First debuting in 2012, his music draws influence from cold wave, early-80s synth pop. As a follow-up to his…

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Dreampop duo Widowspeak releases first 2 singles from 'Plum'

Brooklyn-based dreampop duo Widowspeak just released new music for the first time in three long years. “Money” is the second single from the upcoming album, following the track “Breadwinner” which…

“Give a Little Love” to this new Mina Tindle & Sufjan Stevens track

Buck Meek shares new quarantine-embracing track “Roll Back Your Clocks”

Black Marble covers Wire’s “In Manchester”

Dreampop duo Widowspeak releases first 2 singles from 'Plum'

Atticus Roness drops infectious new single “Why”

Sam Robbins takes a moment of reflection with folk gem "Piles of Sand"

Good Time Locomotive delivers powerful and feel-good self-titled EP

The Open Flames share fiery and expansive album 'Same Time Next Year'

Leonie Persch reclaims power, freedom and identity on "Blindfolded"

Courtney Hart: A voice redefining country music for a new generation

Music & The Community: Multifaceted talent Pavel Lapkouski shares story of creating a record label

Canada's INSOMNIA festival unveils stacked 2025 lineup featuring Alesso, KSHMR & more

Videographer Barbara Safonkina weaves stunning visual tales

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022