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Command Sisters – I Like It (Video)

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“‘I Like It’ takes the listener into the exact moment I realized I was falling extremely hard for someone,” says Sarah. “It was intense, scary and exhilarating all at the same time.” Charlotte adds, “When I was writing ‘I Like It,’ I was inspired by those exact relationships where falling for someone feels like jumping off a cliff…but you like it and jump anyway.”

“I Like It,” was recorded in Los Angeles by award winning producer Tim Pagnotta (Walk The Moon, Weezer, Blink 182, Neon Trees, Elle King). Shakers, a cash register sample and a groan of distortion give way to a seductive verse as the vocals flutter just above a skittering beat. Guitars kick on the hook as they confidently announce, “I’m on fire.”

The new track follows the duo’s debut single, “I Can Do What I Want To,” released in May. Watch the official video, which was personally shot, styled and directed in the band’s apartment during quarantine and filmed D.I.Y. on an iPhone.

LISTEN HERE
https://commandsisters.lnk.to/ilikeitPR

ABOUT COMMAND SISTERS
Command Sisters—Charlotte and Sarah Command—wield the power to turn popular culture red, the color being a signature feature of a finely-crafted image. After playing together since childhood, the siblings honed on a distinct sound and style that has brought them to what you get today. Sarah drew on a lifelong love of shred gods, such as Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Orianthi, as Charlotte nodded to the songcraft of Sia and The Weeknd, cultivating a sharp signature sound steeped in mind-blowing musicality and tight hooks. Their sense of style got just as loud with a crimson take on high fashion. This careful presentation turned heads. Not only did they perform across the United States and Canada, but they attracted partners such as Martin Guitars, PRS Guitars, Marshall Amps, MAC Cosmetics, and Boss/Roland, to name a few. Additionally, they cultivated a fervent social media following through consistently eye-popping posts. Mind you, they impressively did all of this without one official release. After inking a deal with 21 Entertainment, Universal Music Canada, and Republic Records, Command Sisters are primed for a bold breakthrough with their 2020 singles “I Can Do What I Want To” and “I Like It.”
http://www.commandsisters.com/

Llusion, mxmtoon – walk but in a garden (with mxmtoon) (Spotify)

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LLusion is an artist and producer based in Orange, CA. He has teamed up with Bay area artist mxmtoon on the track “walk but in a garden,” streaming everywhere now. The track will be featured on an upcoming mixtape from LLusion. LLusion has recently gained attention for his remixes of artists like 24kGoldn and Selena Gomez.

Underscored by wistful piano, an ethereal hum, and glitchy cymbals, the original instrumental version of "walk but in a garden" impressively gathered 16.5 million Spotify streams. Signing to Republic Records, he reups this fan favorite with an official remix featuring mxmtoon who adds nostalgic vocal bliss to the original.

“It’s always just been a feel-good song,” he smiles. “Every time I hear the first piano chord, it automatically makes me think about last summer and how my life changed forever. ‘walk but in a garden’ has a lot of meaning to me. I love what mxmtoon does. She’s singing a beautiful verse on it. With her on it, it sounds complete, like it was meant to be this way all along.”

Rohail – Have You Ever Been to the Hills? (Spotify)

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“Have You Ever Been to the Hills?” introduces a girl to California with a grand opening sequence & proceeds to delve deeper into first-time euphoric experiences in LA, over 80s-inspired instrumentation & pop melodies.
Rohail is a 24 year old recording artist and producer, fresh on the scene from Vancouver, Canada.

Blinded by Science – A Neon Hum (Spotify)

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A Neon Hum is the debut single from Producer Aubrey Whitfield's new solo project Blinded by Science. A Neon Hum is a mix of live instrumentation, loops, ear candy and a strong bass leading to a fusion of synthpop and alt-pop genres. Written about the battles of addicitions and overcoming the challenges that come with it.

Amberlake, KELLA – I Can Be Cool (Spotify)

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BBC Introducing 'Artist of the week' Amberlake releases his first major single 'I Can Be Cool‘ featuring LA pop artist KELLA. Co-written with Nina Nesbitt and was previously held by pop artist Zara Larsson for a potential release. This song is a duet about how a person is willing to change who they are in order have a chance with that person.

Nailed to the X (Video)

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“Nailed To The X” is the second single from “Polychuck”. A beatiful radio ready hit with sound clarity and right use of reverbs, delivers the right groove vibes and melodic tones through the clear, on point vocal drive of “Polychunk”. Partly the mood it may delivers dark/sad vibes but as entity it has an uplifting vibe and positive outlook.
https://polychuck.com/
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111 – See You Again (Spotify)

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Nadja, Singer & Songwriter of 111, wrote 'See you again' for her best friend who passed when she was 18 years old. At that time she had no emotional tools to deal with the overwhelming pain and it almost tore her apart. Because of all the pain, for a long time she wasn't really able to feel the deep, beyond-lifetime connection between him and her. Now she does feel it and from this exact place comes this song!

Few words about 111:

With 111, Nadja and her producer pick up the idea of 'healing music' with its scientifically proven benefits and translating it into a new sound aesthetic for a wider audience: No eso -cliché, but a fresh, organic ambient -electro-sound that gives the listener a feeling of relaxation and warmth. A lot of the songs are presented in 432 hz instead of the usual 440 hz pop-songs are presented in. Studies prove, that this frequency has more relaxing and empowering effects because it matches the natural vibration of the human body. 111 combines instruments from different musical traditions which are known for their touching and relaxing sounds, for example the monochord. The lyrics sometimes embed mantras from different religions which are known for their strengthening and healing effects, and are always positive and empowering.

With their new approach and understanding of ‚healing music‘, 111 brings together artists from all genres and all over the world, who also believe in the positive effects of rhythm, sound and voice! For example, for their song ‚protected‘ Nadja worked together with award-winning L.A.-based producer Robot Koch, with whom she also wrote the newest track 'See you again'. The successful Berlin-based producer-duo 'Dasmo & Mania' didi the production!

Marcus Arch – Carnivore (Spotify)

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We all have things we fight against. Sometimes they’re just in our heads, and sometimes they’re really out there. Either way the fight is always real.

Carnivore came about while experimenting with various sounds and samples on Logic. The opening rhythmic hook laid down the foundation which then further evolved. The song revolves around the idea of fighting a shadowy figure, real or imagined. The animistic vocal hook represents the primal struggle that we face - against the worst part of the human nature, or against a real life predator out to get us. The first half of the song is more subdued, giving an impression of quiet resistance, that becomes a much bigger fight or struggle, that in the end finishes with a blow - did I kill the Carnivore? Or was I killed?

Few words about Marcus Arch:
Australian Indie-Rock Trio Marcus Arch took their folk beginnings and fused them with elements of electro-rock, synth-pop and thick harmonies, landing with a dynamic musical experience.

Thoughtful lyrical compositions and reflections delivered in punchy pop-choruses reflects the analogue/digital crossover that is the basis of Marcus Arch. Earthy, yet covered in the pizazz of the electro-age, Marcus Arch takes you back and forward through a musical escapade that indelibly disrupts.

spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/5mCmnixZIe0D4fHnooNE5r
soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/marcusarch
youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJmiXTydOKoUg0y56ogVZ-w
facebook https://www.facebook.com/marcusarchband/
instagram https://www.instagram.com/marcusarch/

Dahl – After Ours (Spotify)

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Before he was collaborating on EDM hits with Demi Lovato and Fetty Wap, Trevor Dahl was making music on his own terms. With the rapid rise of Cheat Codes with bandmates Kevin Ford and Matthew Russell, the trio has also made it a priority to focus on their own creative endeavors. Going by his surname "DAHL" this is a project to parallel Cheat Codes, but returning to his solo roots.

With a hybrid of influencers from electropop acts like Bazzi and Lauv, alongside the lyricism of John Mayer, Dahl reveals his talent for being a jack of all trades; he wrote and produced all of his music.

Signed to Atlantic Records at 17. For the next five years , he toured the country, even writing songs for other major label artists like One Direction. By 21, he left Atlantic Records to pursue electronic music, which lead him to Cheat Codes.

While DAHL will be a departure from Cheat Codes music, there will be hints of the acts sound embedded in his solo work, but this project is the most candid, the now 25 year old musician has ever gotten, detailing everything from him growing up, to his serious relationships, to dropping out of high school. "It's about letting people know everything about me on a level I've never open up on", he says. DAHL's music will blend genres from electro-pop and indie-rock to hip-hop.
https://dahl.ffm.to/afterours

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