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Allison Johnelle Boron
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In music’s new frontier, one genre stands as what might become the hottest (and quite possibly only) way to make a living as a creator: video games. Despite Germany’s Chris…
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Rob Ross
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Originally the driving force behind the Jersey Shore’s Snowball 37, this wonderful new track has been released by David Fagan, songwriter/singer extraordinaire. The album Declasse, from Snowball 37, was a…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Lots of musicians claim the title of “artist,” but few really walk the walk. Pat Campo, pop/rock artist from Los Angeles, lives the credo so devoutly, however, that he has…
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Rob Ross
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There has been a great deal written/talked/whispered about the long-awaited, highly-anticipated return of Emitt Rhodes, with good reason. His long-out-of-print albums (four, from the early ’70’s) are considered musical prizes…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Miami EDM/pop artist and producer Vein, otherwise known as Gavriel Rafael Aminov, counts Pitbull, Ashanti, Belinda, Enrique Iglesias, J Balvin, Jay Sean, Leona Lewis, Red Foo (LMFAO) and Robin Thicke…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Back in 2014, I told you about Paul Maged, a socially conscious rocker with an edge and a bone to pick. His new single, “The Wild,” kicks it up a…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Okay, I’ll admit it: I’m a sucker for pop-punk. I would go so far to say one of my favorite bands ever is Green Day. So when a band takes that…
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Popdose Staff
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Popdose presents the exclusive lyric video premiere for “Over My Head,” by Edison + Belle.
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Rob Ross
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Not new to any scene; in fact, been missing in action for over a decade, Freakwater return with their new album, Scheherazade. A crushing, 12-track collection, this album sees and…
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Dan Wiencek
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The Brooklyn five-piece returns with a hook-filled second album, Good Grief.
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Ken Shane
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Latimore scored with his Miami soul hit in 1974
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Rob Ross
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While San Antonio’s March Divide is really driven by singer/songwriter Jared Putnam, the sound is very much that of a band, which is never an easy thing when you’re doing…
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Rob Ross
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Eighteen year old Irish native Rosie Carney delivers this new track to the Popdose stable, “Better Man”, along with its accompanying video. In advance of her appearances at this year’s…
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Rob Ross
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You absolutely have to love when an artist like Edward Rogers delivers a new album because he gives you a complete package – thoughtful, image-laden lyrics, almost always thematically unified,…
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Dw. Dunphy
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The pure-pop of Matthews’ debut “It’s Heavy In Here” is back. Popdose discusses this and more.
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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When is a cover more than a cover? It seems like the mere act of reinterpreting another artist or band’s work is frowned upon or seen as either an easy…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Though Hot Rumour has only been a tangible unit for, oh, four months, the three members have enough musical cred among them to more than make up for what they lack…
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Keith Creighton
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For my final Popdose post until Fall, I am going out with a bang — or better yet, a shake, rattle and roll. Cancer sucks. I am shifting my focus…
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Rob Ross
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What one might expect and what one gets from this, the debut from High Waisted, are two completely different things. At a glance, you might think the music in the…
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Ken Shane
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Billy Paul’s career was not limited to one hit single
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Dw. Dunphy
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It’s hard to fight against the man when, at this stage, “I’m The Man”
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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In recent years, Detroit has become infamous for its epidemic of dilapidation and, to be frank, ruin porn. But going under the surface, what makes Detroit so fascinating is its…
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Rob Ross
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It was a little under two years ago guitarist-turned-oncologist Karen Haglof released her initial bow, Western Holiday. That album was the soundtrack to my trip through Georgia and now, she’s…
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Rob Ross
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Chicago has just been an endless wealth of musical riches for the last two years with new bands/performers cropping up regularly (certainly to this writer) and here again is a…
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Ken Shane
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Natalie Cole emerged from a large shadow to become a star in her own right
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Ann Logue
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Before there was rock, there was country. And before there was country, there was an ad placed in the Bristol Herald Courier on Sunday, July 24, 1927. The Clark-Jones-Sheeley Company,…