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“Choose "Sky Olson" for your next music break and you wan't regret it. Despite its restrained melancholy, this new single can keep warm company in lonely moments. Proffessional work, revealing the artist's emotional side.”
-Nagamag.com
Band-Aid On A Battle Scar is a John Mayer-inspired track. Its a cry-bop-- a sad song you can't help but dance to.
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“Light and happy Neo-Soul single with noticeable R&B elements. Airy hihats, harmonic keys and carefully used effects. On top of all stand those attractive female vocals. Hit "play" and brighten up your mood with "Soul Tied".”
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“Feel the effect of wild drums and dynamic vocals of this upcoming single. “Conor Bvrns” is getting quite serious this time. This is clear in the lyrics and also the last closing seconds, which made us hit “play” once again!”
-Nagamag.com
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It is time for Conor Bvrns, a multidimensional artist, who’s dexterity found expression in a free form structure of self-discovery, develops not only the fundamentals of “Conor Bvrns”, but the fundamentals of a person, all through music.
Conor’s singles “Money”, “Me and My Ego,” and “Mansion on a Hill” are paving the way for his EP set to release in the spring. Each track will tell a story examining what is wealth and taking an inward look at one’s self throughout the lyrics. This single is just the beginning as there is more to come in 2022 for Conor’s discography.
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“The famous Emily Shirley is here with another interesting single. Moving forward in the Electro Pop scene, she shares a heartwarming story with her audience. Those captivating vocals and lyrics coming straight from the heart, couldn't leave us indifferent.”
-Nagamag.com
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Emily Shirley’s brand of thoughtful songwriter pop/rock is as finely tuned and brightly colored as the graphic design projects she works on for her day gig. Her latest release, DuoTone, is a genre-bending hybrid of indie-pop melodies woven over thoughtful, grounded lyrics. It represents the full, vibrant sonic image of a writer who has come into her own in the Austin, Texas scene.
A Connecticut native, Emily was steeped in church choir, musical theater, and Debbie Gibson at a young age. Classically trained on piano and a veteran of high school and college semi-pro acapella choirs, she found her place as a vocalist and writer when she joined the Boston based band Amun Ra as the lead singer, touring their soulful pop songwriting with breakbeats and electronica to clubs across the Northeast. They released 2 full length albums in her 6 years with them.
In 2006, Emily moved to Austin, Texas and realigned her musical existence. Starting over in a new city without a band as well as juggling her graphic design business and being a mom, “I had to carve out my solo space and find a way to let music work with my lifestyle,” she notes. She fell in love with the piano again and began writing and gigging; she released her EP Tiny Truths in 2010, produced by Daniel Barrett (Ruthie Foster, Susan Gibson). Reviewsic described the EP’s sound as “executed with the same old-meets-new-quirkiness of Feist.” In 2013 she found her band again, joining Austin favorite The Belle Sounds on piano, synth, and vocals. She's toured Texas and the West Coast with The Belle Sounds, performing in esteemed venues like Strange Brew in Austin and The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco.
Most recently, Emily released a series of singles that culminated in the release of her 2015 EP DuoTone, now available as a limited edition disc. Featuring songs produced by Mark Hallman (Carole King, Ani DiFranco) and Daniel Barrett, DuoTone displays Emily's ability to illuminate scenes and landscapes through sound. "Suffering Soul" has a sonic palette that drops the listener in the middle of the desert, parched and desperate, searching for salvation. “Starstruck” brings a swinging piano and brassy horns to themes of nostalgia for more innocent artistic times, and hints to her list of musical influences like Nellie McKay and Rufus Wainwright. Emily Shirley’s artistic point of view and skillful sonic experimentation make for a varied and stirring repertoire. “My formative years are still happening,” she jokes when describing her musical life, the honest response of a musician and creator always on the lookout for the next spark.
“This new cinematic release comes like a missing piece in your music collection. Peaceful enough to calm down your tired mind, but also "Awakening". Seems like creating anticipation for the unexpected, in a world where anything is possible!”
-Nagamag.com
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“Damien Sebe raises the bar even higher in the Hip-Hop scene with his "Dopamine". Furious rhymes burst out of the speakers, targeting every anxious spirit. Just synchronize yourself with this sound and see life from a different view.”
-Nagamag.com
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“when Afro-pop meets Afrobeats “Elijah Generation” is born. The artist has taken advantage of his personal singing style to capture his audience attention. Also the background mix of sounds adds a spicy taste and keeps you there until the last second.”
-Nagamag.com
This is an afrobeat/reggae song with a peaceful , powerful, inspiring message that you can dance too
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“Dive in the groovy loops of "Kanaka Kika" and realize the true value of Techno. Mix packed with various melodic layers and so powerful kick, that will lift you up to dance. Needless to say that one listening won't be enough!”
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“A special single is out by “Bjorn Rydhog, crafted with old and favourite electronic elements. The swedish artist can also bring in mind some of our past, happy memories via his warm vocals.”
-Nagamag.com
Swedish artist Bjorn Rydhog releases the second single “New Day Coming”, from his upcoming EP. Together with producer Johan Sigerud (JRSS) and co-writer Olof Gråhamn, Rydhog continues to refine a modern beat-based sound with strong melodies, airy retro synths and deep 808s, inspired by the prominent Swedish pop scene. A further step towards pop heaven and a logical continuation of their previous collaborations, the singles ‘Just to Be with You’, ‘I Don’t Wanna Be Alone’ and ‘Let’s Not Get Old’ which were picked up by Swedish radio. The delightful music video (https://youtu.be/h6IMRhbkIp0) with colors and landscapes from Skåne, in the southern part of Sweden, is created by the multi awarded 376 Films. You can presave the song here: https://show.co/se8au6n
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“Our souls are like flowers. They can blossom and send their seeds away, but can never move their roots. "Eelke" is successfully sending this message through his awesome Indie Folk song, which unfolds like fairytale in our modern reality.”
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Artist said about this song:
"Flower Souls (#3 of the EP 'Tomorrow Same TIme')
“I took inspiration for the lyric to this song from a novel titled ‘Knulp’ by the German novelist and poet Hermann Hesse. In it, the main character, a drifter, says: “Every human being has his own soul, he can’t mix it with any other. Two people can meet, they can talk with one another, they can be close together. But their souls are like flowers, each rooted to its place. One can’t go to another, because it would have to break away from its roots, and that it can’t do. Flowers send out their scent and their seeds, because they would like to go to each other; but a flower can’t do anything to make a seed go to its right place; the wind does that, and the wind comes and goes where it pleases.”
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