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Joe Marson has excellent taste in profanity — and a bit of bona fide electric soul magic.
The catchiest song about a coke addict you’re going to hear all day.
Looking for a killer single to add to your summer playlist? Young Rising Sons have you covered.
Acoustic guitars and haunting harmonies: A simple formula used effectively in 5j Barrow’s new single, “Big Rooms, Bright Lights.”
La La Lush serve up a soaring pop anthem to cure your workday blues.
Hear the latest from the “eclectic but accessible” Colorado five-piece.
A documentary about the guitar legend seeks crowdfunding assistance.
Adam and Andrea Melia love each other. Chances are, you’ll love them too.
The latest from Toronto’s 9yrs blends modern rock angst with radio-ready songcraft.
Sometimes less is more, and Leela James proves it with her understated new single.
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Clark takes a minute out of his Grammy victory tour to deliver a little free music.
L.A.’s Peach Kings bring the mojo thunder with their latest single.
Heartbreak is no fun, but Kye Alfred Hillig’s latest single makes it sound sweet.
The new Arkells record comes out in August, which suddenly seems much too far away.
Smith refuses to play it safe with the follow-up to her Juno-winning debut.
True redemption is earned, and Glen David Andrews proves it with his latest album.
Watch “Satellites,” the first video from Tanner Patrick’s full-length debut.