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Goodbye Tomorrow returns with "04 Money Like That Could Change Life (2019 Freestyle)"

October 14, 2020
Margaritë "Magi" Camaj

On October 14, Chicago artist Goodbye Tomorrow released his new single "04 Money Like That Could Change Life (2019 Freestyle)." In 2015, Rolling Stone featured Goodbye Tomorrow on "10 New Artists You…

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Sweater Beats teams up with Hayley Kiyoko for youthful anthem "Glory Days"

July 7, 2017
Tanis Smither

He's toured with the likes of Chance the Rapper and Flume. She's on Rolling Stone's list of "10 New Artists You Need To Know". In a can-I-make-it-any-more-obvious sort of way,…

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BÆRS

September 28, 2011
Alex Leonard

The fuck is Baers? is the "quote on quote" Baers bio on Soundcloud. Such a perfect bio. I've never heard of the Baers before and boy have I been missing out.…

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Blitzen Trapper – Black River Killer Video

July 7, 2009
jsully

I've been talking about how much credit Blitzen Trapper should get for being one of the best indie bands to drop a record in the last year. Their new video…

Goodbye Tomorrow returns with "04 Money Like That Could Change Life (2019 Freestyle)"

Sweater Beats teams up with Hayley Kiyoko for youthful anthem "Glory Days"

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Blitzen Trapper – Black River Killer Video

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