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Todd Mack Returns With ‘I’m Gonna Love You No Matter What’

Fourteen years is a lifetime in indie years, but Todd Mack just turned the wait into a masterclass in patience and payoff. I’m Gonna Love You No Matter What, out October 10 via Rough Road Records, is the veteran singer-songwriter’s eighth album and his first since 2011’s The Thirteenth Step. Mack delivers 11 story-driven originals […]

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Eyal Erlich Opens His Cloak of Enchantment With ‘Sentimental Magic Cape’

Our friend Eyal Erlich is back with more music performed live at his favorite Tel Aviv venue, Levontin. Some great live music performances are coming out of his recordings. Come enter the room and feel the emotion with his newest single. The basement music venue where indie dreams come alive has hosted some memorable shows. […]

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BB Stevens Welcomes Us To ‘Hoboken’

In the shadow of Manhattan’s unyielding gleam, where the Hudson whispers secrets to Jersey’s resilient underbelly, BB Stevens’ Hoboken emerges not as a mere postcard from the Mile Square City, but as a sonic scrapbook stitched from its frayed edges. Dropped September 19 on Stryker Records, the Hoboken native’s latest full-length clocks in at a […]

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Dusty Edinger Hits With ‘Sometimes People Collide’

Songwriting will always be a personal experience. Having the courage to share some of your deepest thoughts, fears, and failures is something that many of us still struggle to do. Our recent discovery Dusty Edinger is no different but his dedication to the craft has yielded some great results, particularly his latest single “Sometimes People […]

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Lourdes Pita Lets Her ‘Soul Dance’

Through a two decade career, Lourdes Pita has always worn her heritage like a well-loved bolero jacket—tailored with threads of Cuban exile poetry from her mother Juana Rosa, hemmed by years of street-corner strums and symphony flutes, and now, on her latest full-length Soul Dance, she’s letting it twirl into something freer, fiercer, and downright […]

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David Arn Shows Off His “Number One Angel”

We all were heavily influenced in our earliest days without even really knowing it was happening. Parents that shared music with their children gave them a gift, and often inspiration. (My personal LOVE for Pink Floyd was heavily directed by my mother listening to the band constantly, lol). Even as we age and explore different […]

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Richard Tyler Epperson Puts The Pieces Together On ‘Fragmented Night’

We truly enjoy keeping up with artists through the years and watching their development. When each release seems to reach for a higher level of musicianship and songwriting I admit I get a little happy inside hoping that we can help provide the push to keep them creating music at their highest level. We have […]

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David Anthony Zee Leaves His ‘Suitcase by the Door’

It’s always interesting to hear what an artist comes up with when revisiting work of theirs. Coming back to an old piece with fresh eyes and ears can inspire new life into even award-winning tracks. I’m excited to bring David Anthony Zee back to us with Suitcase by the Door (Remastered). What once was referred […]

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