Blue Light Bandits ft. Oompa – Hot Wax (Live)
Coming strong with one for the lovers and the partiers, groove rockers Blue Light Bandits and rhymester Oompa generously share a live performance of their collaboration “Hot Wax.” Taken from […]
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Ivy Eye – Make My Way Out (To The Sun)
Disco is not dead, not by a longshot. That’s the tongue-in-cheek response to Ivy Eye’s disco-poppin’ “Make My Way Out (To The Sun).” The UK duo pump in bits of […]
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FLAVIA – Nameless
The best way to challenge taboo topics is head on and out in the open, creating a candid dialogue in the hopes of de-stigmatization. That’s the approach on FLAVIA’s newest […]
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Conor Albert – Keep Your Faith
After exciting with the disco-poppin’ “Moonlight” earlier this year, young London act Conor Albert continues his hot streak with “Keep Your Faith.” A first to feature the soloist’s vocals as […]
Ashley Suppa – King
At just 18 years old, NYC soloist Ashley Suppa is already making a major impact on the scene with her new release “King.” An honest opine on navigating life in […]
LJR ft. Gurpreet Sarin – Need a Little Lovin’
Recent DH find LJR continues to impress with his When the Sky Began to Fall rollout, releasing the effervescent collaboration “Need a Little Lovin’” Featuring North Indian soloist Gurpreet Sarin […]
Declan Welsh & The Decadent West – Talking To Myself
Doing the promotion for their upcoming EP It’s Been A Year proud, indie rockers Declan Welsh & The Decadent West drop a tasty appetizer in “Talking To Myself.” A raucous […]
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