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Indie-rock artist Ron Gallo gets a little jazzy in new single "Easter Island" [Video Premiere]

August 11, 2020
Nathan Whittle-Olivieri

Nashville-based indie songwriter and rock artist, Ron Gallo has released a jazzy new track called "Easter Island:" the latest teaser for his upcoming LP, Peacemeal. The track and the rest…

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Ron Gallo releases reassuring garage rock anthem "It's All Gonna Be OK"

August 7, 2018
Lilly Milman

The Philadelphia-born, Nashville-based garage rocker Ron Gallo is the king of disruption. His guitar-heavy, frantic form of rock is reminiscent of the early punk and garage movements of the '70s,…

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Caroline Rose's "Soul No. 5" is just way too fun

January 11, 2018
Iulia Ciobanu

Caroline Rose has put out the second single "Soul No. 5" from her upcoming album LONER. Featuring her now signature bright red jogging suit that also appeared in "Money", the…

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Indie-rock artist Ron Gallo gets a little jazzy in new single "Easter Island" [Video Premiere]

Ron Gallo releases reassuring garage rock anthem "It's All Gonna Be OK"

Caroline Rose's "Soul No. 5" is just way too fun

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