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Born in Kenya and raised in Ghana, Juliet Huns marked a move to the US with “Gone,” a first official…
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Born in Kenya and raised in Ghana, Juliet Huns marked a move to the US with “Gone,” a first official…
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After time away learning guitar and strengthening family ties, Atlanta’s Lloyd returned with “TRU,” a raw single shot on real…
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Utah soul and hip-hop artist Mimi Knowles wrote “Better” on a walk down Provo’s Center Street, about choosing progress over…
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Tunisian metal band Myrath marked their first European headlining run with a video for “Endure the Silence” from Legacy.
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Metal Goddess and Legends Award winner DORO marked 30 years of rock and metal with the live release Strong and…
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Katy, Texas singer-songwriter and Belmont musical theater student Macy Medford writes empowerment anthems. “I’m Done” previewed a new EP on…
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Australia’s Got Talent winner Bonnie Anderson made a North American debut with “The Ones I Love,” a club hit backed…
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X Factor UK favorite Janet Devlin wrote “Outernet Song” about social media, YouTube comments and the case for a digital…
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Kansas City rockers The Strive bring melodic hard rock to “Kingdom” from Modern Pace, after sharing bills with Fall Out…
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Actress and model Sarai Givaty, seen in NCIS and The Expendables 3, steps into music as ESH. “Fall” is about…
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Protohype’s Dub Hop fuses dubstep’s low end with hip-hop drums. “Lights On” with Malcom Anthony arrived via Firepower Records.
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Portland musician, activist and former NewNowNext Music host Logan Lynn returned with ADIEU, an eighth studio album.
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Provo four-piece Fictionist trade lead vocals and creative counterpunches on the Free Spirit EP, after tours with Imagine Dragons and…
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Edmonton rock and roll band The Velveteins made A Hot Second With The Velveteins with Cage the Elephant’s Lincoln Parish.
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Metro Station’s Trace Cyrus and Brenda Song staged a Little White Chapel wedding for “Married in Vegas,” the duo’s third…
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New Jersey duo Epoch Failure went from a Super Bowl 50 sync to praise from Jon Bon Jovi before “Let…
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Devi’s Heart Stone EP grew from rock records, mariachi and a broken heart-shaped stone. “One More Day” is its reminder…
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Hit-Boy’s Hits Since 87 duo Audio Push, Prince and Oktane, released “Spread Love” with Eric Choice ahead of the major-label…
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Kansas City rapper Nave Monjo toured with T-Pain before “Royal Blue,” an anthem for the hometown Kansas City Royals.
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Los Angeles singer and producer A.CHAL blends Peruvian roots, chilled R&B and head-nodding hip-hop. “Round Whippin” was a 2015 sleeper…
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Colorado-born Sonny Mackenzi left modeling for music. “New Crush,” co-written by Hot Chelle Rae’s Nash Overstreet, is a spirited ode…
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Hampton University student-athlete and rapper AyeMaze created the “Don’t Be Trumped” video campaign during the 2016 election season.
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Coastgaard pair 50s and 60s rock rhythms with modern arrangements on Devil on the Balcony, built on live instruments.
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BRIELLE’s fourth single “Rock The Catwalk” turned The Clash’s “Rock The Casbah” into a New York Fashion Week pop anthem,…
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