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Friday Dies and “Protect Your Temple” blaze back into thrash metal life

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

Friday Dies is back from the ashes, and Mark Friday is making the announcement with a head-banging thrash number from the past, “Protect Your Temple.”

Loraine Unveils Her Enchanting New Single “Magic Man” Ahead of Upcoming EP Release

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posted 1 Year ago by Taylor Berry, Publicist

Loraine, the multifaceted singer-songwriter originally from the Netherlands and raised in Belgium, is set to captivate audiences with her enchanting new single, "Magic Man," available now.

ALYA spreads Christmas joy and warmth with album No More Lonely Christmas

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

No More Lonely Christmas, the new album from ALYA, which was just dropped, is a fulfilment of the artist’s Christmas wish, embodied in the track that provides the name for the album.

Red Key Records introduces Yeli Rain with pop/hip-hop single “Match Energy”

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

With “Match Energy,” a poppy hip-hop/R&B number, Red Key Records added a new song and a new artist to its ranks, Yeli Rain.

Ed Keiser, Indie Pop-Rock Composer, Transforms and Inspires in New Single, “You Are Not Alone”

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posted 1 Year ago by Natalia J., Publicist

“Music can change our perceptions of our world, uplift us, and even sometimes, change our lives,” Ed Keiser, Indie-Pop- Rock composer shares.

Relixnce Brings the Fun Back to Hip Hop with "Mr. Miyagi"

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posted 1 Year ago by Taylor Berry, Publicist

Rising artist Relixnce is breaking barriers and redefining hip-hop's boundaries with the release of his debut single, "Mr. Miyagi," from his much-anticipated album Sinner of Attention.

SMARTZEE’S NEW ALBUM LEGACY RELEASES DECEMBER 27: A CELEBRATION OF RESILIENCE AND GROWTH

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posted 1 Year ago by Taylor Berry, Publicist

December 27 marks the release of Legacy, the highly anticipated new album from trailblazing artist Smartzee.

Ollie Byrd brings sweet low-fi listening with “The Sun Will Bring the Day Again”

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

Back when he was 18, Ollie Byrd finally got to date the girl he had dreamed of dating since he was 14. They were together for a few years, then not.

“Dead Man Walking” is a metal inspired, alt rock launch to a musical/sci fi-fantasy fusion

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

In Zach Adams’ debut track, drumsticks and bass drum deliver about 20 seconds of slow, measured takeoff. Then metal rock boosters kick in and “Dead Man Walking” rockets up with high-speed guitar providing the power for a three-minute flight.

Nat Summer begins a new life in music with rockabilly single “Bye Bye Bye”

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

To restart her career in music, Nat Summer has come out with a driving, rockabilly love-gone-wrong song called “Bye Bye Bye.” But it started out as a straight-up love song when she first wrote it a few years ago when the gift of a guitar propelled her back into music.

Larry & Alasdair’s Rockaway brings a lot of soft rock candy in new album Southern Border

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posted 1 Year ago by Kurt Beyers, Publicist

When Larry Rifkin, 72, talks about the band Rockaway — his collaboration with Alasdair MacKenzie, 27 — and the album they just released, Southern Border, it almost sounds like he’s about to tell a joke that begins, “This old guy and a young kid walk into a studio and … .”

Devon Elijah releases debut track, “Apply,” about living the single life

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posted 1 Year ago by Bobby Martin, Publicist

The single life is something that can be fun but sometimes tough to navigate, and sing-er/songwriter Devon Elijah has now released his debut track, “Apply,” which he says is something anyone who has been on the dating market can relate to.

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