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Southern California based alt-rocker Ratinoff seems to capture our exact frustrations with our neighbors in his new track, Light Me Up. Ratinoff explains about the new track and how it ‘came out of frustration and anger’: “With everybody spending a lot of time indoors and working and going to school from home, there were a few instances where my neighbors at the time were complaining that my rehearsing during the day was a distraction. It was starting to cause some trouble and that’s where the inspiration for the song came from.” The song is set to release tomorrow, June 11th and is the first single from his upcoming album, LET IT OUT (due out Fall 2021 through CEN / The Orchard). The infectious and angsty track is sure to make it on your daily playlist. I think I will have to blast it loud for our neighbors. Come on, after hearing Ratinoff, maybe they will quit complaining and join in loving some great new music! More about the new track: “Light Me Up” taps into the music [Read More]
Emerging singer/songwriter SAVAS is set to bring the color to your life with his new single Pastels. The song which will be available via all streaming services starting tomorrow, June 11th was produced by Duncan Cook (desmo.) You can pre-save the song by heading over here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/savas3/pastels SAVAS hailing from Portland, Maine is a new project from Roseview vocalist Keanu Savas. This new act ushers in a familiar, gleeful look into the romantic side of the singer. Savas explains about the new song, “’Pastels’ is about the problems and struggles of lusting over someone that communicates through their art and actions. It’s lyrics share the more emotional side of dating while the song as a whole portrays a poppy and happier side.” Check out a video for the new song: Stay tuned for more new music from SAVAS as he is set out to make 2021 his year. Make sure to visit the social media sites and stay up to date on the latest news. Information & Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/keanusavasmusic Twitter: www.twitter.com/keanusavas Instagram: www.instagram.com/keanusavas TikTok: www.tiktok.com/keanupapa
UK grime-metal quintet Hacktivist have released a video for their crushing new single “Hyperdialect”, the title track from their eagerly anticipated new album, due for release on 18th June via UNFD. The single features a guest appearance from Aaron Matts, vocalist of ten56. and former vocalist of Betraying The Martyrs. Co-vocalist Jot Maxi comments: “This single is about trying to describe our signature sound and how we use it. If our band was a comic book hero, then ‘Hyperdialect’ would be their weapon or superpower! It’s our method of attack, our way of putting our governments and mainstream medias in the crosshairs. But rather than brute force we use ‘Hyperdialect’ to strike back.Technically you could say that all Hacktivist music is ‘Hyperdialect’. That’s one of the reasons we also chose it as an album title, this song then stands as an autological explanation of itself as a theory”. Aaron Matts adds: “Being a part of Hacktivist’s hard-hitting movement was a task that I took huge pleasure in; when the band briefed me on the track [Read More]
Big Indie Records and rock band The Bots are excited to announce the Friday, September 8 release of “2 Seater”, the LA-based outfit’s first full-length offering in seven years. Produced by GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas, “2 Seater” is the brainchild of musician Mikaiah Lei and is a multi-style body of work that captures the struggles of his young adulthood. Each of the 10 tracks that make up “2 Seater” were written between the ages of 19 and 22 when Lei was undergoing a rapid burst of self-growth. Now, as a 28-year-old, Lei has rewritten and recorded those songs to articulate themes he struggled to find words for back then: the ups and downs of young love, the need to nurture friendships, and the sentimental work of taking care of yourself each day. Inspired by the old expression “I’ll believe it when I see it”, the album’s lead single, “See It”, boasts an unruly guitar line that makes it feel like the song is being played while barreling down the highway at [Read More]
One of the UK’s brightest young bands, Trash Boat, announced the release of their long-awaited new album “Don’t You Feel Amazing?”. Set for release on Friday, August 13th, 2021, pre-orders are available now HERE. The quintet has also unveiled a brand new single, the LPs title track. Speaking on the release of the new track, vocalist Tobi Duncan shares: “Sometimes the most effective way to tolerate something difficult or painful is to numb yourself and learn to live with it. If enough time passes only the most intense elements of life can bring you back to reality and make you feel alive, the quickest way to achieve this usually disregards your long term health for short term bliss.This song is what I fight every day, it’s what I’m holding myself back from becoming, it’s hedonism, its drugs, it’s sex, it’s excess, it never stops and it wants all of me. This song is a way of living in that moment, like a roleplay, I get to channel that energy and be disgusting for a few [Read More]
Southern California based alt-rocker Ratinoff seems to capture our exact frustrations with our neighbors in his new track, Light Me Up. Ratinoff explains about the new track and how it ‘came out of frustration and anger’: “With everybody spending a lot of time indoors and working and going to school from home, there were a few instances where my neighbors at the time were complaining that my rehearsing during the day was a distraction. It was starting to cause some trouble and that’s where the inspiration for the song came from.” The song is set to release tomorrow, June 11th and is the first single from his upcoming album, LET IT OUT (due out Fall 2021 through CEN / The Orchard). The infectious and angsty track is sure to make it on your daily playlist. I think I will have to blast it loud for our neighbors. Come on, after hearing Ratinoff, maybe they will quit complaining and join in loving some great new music! More about the new track: “Light Me Up” taps into the music [Read More]
Emerging singer/songwriter SAVAS is set to bring the color to your life with his new single Pastels. The song which will be available via all streaming services starting tomorrow, June 11th was produced by Duncan Cook (desmo.) You can pre-save the song by heading over here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/savas3/pastels SAVAS hailing from Portland, Maine is a new project from Roseview vocalist Keanu Savas. This new act ushers in a familiar, gleeful look into the romantic side of the singer. Savas explains about the new song, “’Pastels’ is about the problems and struggles of lusting over someone that communicates through their art and actions. It’s lyrics share the more emotional side of dating while the song as a whole portrays a poppy and happier side.” Check out a video for the new song: Stay tuned for more new music from SAVAS as he is set out to make 2021 his year. Make sure to visit the social media sites and stay up to date on the latest news. Information & Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/keanusavasmusic Twitter: www.twitter.com/keanusavas Instagram: www.instagram.com/keanusavas TikTok: www.tiktok.com/keanupapa
UK grime-metal quintet Hacktivist have released a video for their crushing new single “Hyperdialect”, the title track from their eagerly anticipated new album, due for release on 18th June via UNFD. The single features a guest appearance from Aaron Matts, vocalist of ten56. and former vocalist of Betraying The Martyrs. Co-vocalist Jot Maxi comments: “This single is about trying to describe our signature sound and how we use it. If our band was a comic book hero, then ‘Hyperdialect’ would be their weapon or superpower! It’s our method of attack, our way of putting our governments and mainstream medias in the crosshairs. But rather than brute force we use ‘Hyperdialect’ to strike back.Technically you could say that all Hacktivist music is ‘Hyperdialect’. That’s one of the reasons we also chose it as an album title, this song then stands as an autological explanation of itself as a theory”. Aaron Matts adds: “Being a part of Hacktivist’s hard-hitting movement was a task that I took huge pleasure in; when the band briefed me on the track [Read More]
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