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Indie rock band The Reckless Nights delivers Melancholic Single ‘the City’

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posted 2 Year ago by Nadia Sobehart, Publicist

The latest release from Omar Rahim’s one-man indie rock band The Reckless Nights is a cinematic track called “the City.” The California-based artist began penning music under The Reckless Nights name in 2019.

DJ AMARE’s New Track “Squadra” Climbs the Music Charts

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posted 2 Year ago by Myescha Joell, Publicist

Highly sought-after Belgian DJ and producer AMARE makes waves with her debut self-released track, “Squadra,” launched under her label, AUDACIOUS. This collaborative single with the Italian duo VBROTH delivers a rich, progressive melody that pulses with vibrant energy.

Lydia Lato delivers summer fun with upbeat pop love song “Please Me”

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posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

Detroit area artist Lydia Lato normally creates what she calls deep, ethereal songs, but she has always wanted to “write songs that have summer themes.”

G Thrilla opens his career with strong hip-hop single, “When It Start,” and its EP

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posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

G Thrilla is coming for the music industry, and he’s coming from Canarsie, in Brooklyn, New York, and his calling card is a gritty rap track called “When It Start,” the lead single from his debut EP, When Did It All Begin.

Har’Monique debuts with “One In a Million” — sultry, classic R&B dipped in hip-hop

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posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers - Edited by L Casserly Boomerang Beat

With a power voice that goes as deep and hot as magma, or high, hard and cold as nails, delivered smooth, soft and dreamy or with a hacksaw edge, Har’Monique is launching her career with “One In a Million.”

SDBoomin and Globalqtheartist meet up in a fine, fun R&B/hip-hop track for the women

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posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

“U 2 Rare,” a fun fusion of R&B, hip-hop and rap with a soul vibe, is the product of a collaboration between Globalqtheartist, an R&B/trap/soul singer from Atlanta, and SDBoomin, beat maker and producer from Mobile, Alabama.

“Reflections” sung by Lain Roy brings pop to the dance in Pamela Edwards McClafferty’s diverse album NOW

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posted 2 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

“Reflections,” is the second single by songwriter/Producer, Pamela Edwards McClafferty. Inclusiveness is one of the central themes on her NOW album. A favorite quote of hers on inclusiveness is by Verna Myers. “Diversity is being invited to the party. Inclusion is being asked to dance.’”

Pop Duo T.Y. Brings a Modern Twist to the Classic Hit Single ‘Inside Out’

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posted 2 Year ago by Nadia Sobehart, Publicist

Australian pop duo T.Y. modernizes the U.K. classic “Inside Out” by Jesse Rae for old and new audiences alike. Listeners across the globe are invited to dance along to the vibrant sound of T.Y. and join them as they unveil their musical catalogue over the coming year.

With hard work, inspiration, Jesse Medina & Q-Timer hit hard in new hip-hop single “No Ma’am”

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posted 2 Year ago by Bobby Martin, Publicist

Rapper Jesse Medina continues to pour his heart and soul into his music, putting out hard-hitting tracks. The most recent is “No Ma’am” off an upcoming EP titled Extrasensory Modes of Perception.

Detroit hip-hop artist Trippy Cell drops new single, “Trippy Hippies”

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posted 2 Year ago by Myescha Joell, Publicist

Detroit hip-hop artist Marcell Burney, known as “Trippy Cell,” celebrates the release of his latest single, “Trippy Hippies,” now available on all music streaming platforms.

Macha Roy’s debut single “Checkmate” covers struggles and resilience of ending a relationship

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posted 2 Year ago by Bobby Martin, Publicist

There’s nothing easy about a breakup, but sometimes it is simply for the best, and life has an interesting way of working itself out.

Jia Kai Made a Song for the Benefit of Others and Himself with “FuccBoii”

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posted 2 Year ago by Paul K. Barnes

Producer and DJ Jia Kai’s (like Kia but JEE-yuh) new song is about two things young people can relate to: the perils of the job market and relationships. His single “FuccBoii” is a hyper-punk-pop-electronica track with lyrics lifted directly from his own life and production that stems from his joy of making music for himself—a change from producing tracks for other artists to use in their own projects.

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