STRATEGIC ARTIST ADVOCACY SINCE 1997
New video from J Hacha De Zola, out today. "We could throw comparisons out to other artists/bands/genres around at this point, but firmly believe J Hacha De Zola sits at his own, most likely oddly shaped table," says Pancakes and Whiskey. "Starting and finishing with a wallowing saxophone and wavering guitars 'Super Squeaky' has a disjointed, yet sneaky and bluesy backbeat that snakes around the emotional vocals and storytelling." New album Icaro Nouveau out this Friday.
"Cranked up 70s style rock with infectious, poppy lyrics. Rock and rollers, The Pinx, embody elegance and chaos," says Glide Magazine in its premiere of “Mercy!,” the latest single from the upcoming new album Sisters & Brothers, out April 12th.
More new music from the upcoming debut album by BVRTH, a new project from former Dreamend member, Derek Virta (out April 19th.) The “glitchy” track called “Warden” was inspired by Virta's first love: Hip-Hop. RIYL: Digable Planets, A Tribe Called Quest, Digital Underground, Guru's Jazzmatazz. Hear it now at MXDWN.
"A classic rock song with serious anthemic energy." Americana Highways gets it right with the title track premiere from the upcoming new record by The Pinx. The dueling Allmans-esque guitars on this one (Adam McIntyre and Chance McColl) really sound like the south. Album out April 12th.
"A soundscape similar to early AIR or even a less deranged version of Black Moth Super Rainbow. It’s quite beautiful." Treble Zine introduces BVRTH. Listen to "Oblivian" now. S/T debut album out April 19th.
"Catchy, literate songs that blend musical genres from folk rock to world beat and often incorporate ample doses of humor," says Relix today in its premiere coverage of the music video for "Bee Liner" by Phil and the Osophers. Bonus: This video was made using the long-lost Fairlight CVI, which Phil first discovered when he recorded a karaoke video of "Bad" at the local mall when he was five-years-old. What happened to that footage? Scroll down to see!