Fairhazel’s Strikingly Somber Single “God Speed Helena”

Fairhazel’s Strikingly Somber Single “God Speed Helena”

By Michael Guarino

“In a word, Fairhazel’s “God Speed Helena” is meta: as the track’s description on Soundcloud reads, it’s “a song about a man writing this song.” This atypical self-reflexivity undergirds the vivid storytelling ability that distinguishes Fairhazel from a score of indie pop/alt rock artists of great stature….”

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The Black Creatures Release First Full Length Album, "Wild Echoes"

The Black Creatures Release First Full Length Album, "Wild Echoes"

By Kennedy Cook

Jade Green and Xavier first teamed up in their hometown Kansas City, Missouri back in 2013 to create the crucial and cohesive collaboration that is The Black Creatures. The original duo’s intention surpassed no more than a few collaborations on a few songs. However, the two eventually saw fit that they continue to combine forces to ignite change with their unique sound….”

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Interview: Exclusive Nuance Interview with Anna Dellaria Following Release of Single "Ice Cream"

Interview: Exclusive Nuance Interview with Anna Dellaria Following Release of Single "Ice Cream"

Introduction and Interview By Kennedy Cook

“Nuance Magazine spoke with San Fransico-born and Los Angeles-bred very own Anna Dellaria this past week. With her newest single “Ice Cream” out now on all major platforms, Dellaria spoke on what gets her inspired and the major turning points on her musical journey. Full interview below….”

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Smino and Guapdad 4000 Produce Hot Remix to Thundercat's "Dragonball Durag"

Smino and Guapdad 4000 Produce Hot Remix to Thundercat's "Dragonball Durag"

By Will Mossa

“Standout track “Dragonball Durag” from Thundercat’s 2020 album It Is What It Is found its way into the hands of Smino and Guapdad 4000 for one of the most fitting and fire remixes of 2020. Both artists bring their individual style to the mic on a beat and sound that Thundercat established as a smash hit of the summer….”

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Watch: Peter $un feat. Guapdad 4000 "100 Proof"

Watch: Peter $un feat. Guapdad 4000 "100 Proof"

By Will Mossa

Peter $un continues to keep it 100 in 2020 with his brand new single “100 Proof” released on August 20. With a laid back and lofi/trap beat headlining a funky synth, the impressive feature from Guapdad 4000 ties the whole track together through clever word play and a constantly switching flow. His vocal tone gives that mainstream trap-singing sound…”

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Newest Rostrum Records Signee, My Favorite Color, Drops "Dale" Ahead of Upcoming Album

Newest Rostrum Records Signee, My Favorite Color, Drops "Dale" Ahead of Upcoming Album

By Oliver Heffron

“Dale” by newest Rostrum Records signee My Favourite Color is an absolute temple-slapper. Enchanting strings and surgically plucked guitar notes lull the listener into the melodic fabric of the track before slapping them across the face with a criminally smooth bassline. Utilizing a plethora of vocal effects and raw vocals, My Favourite Color…”

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Gillian Heidi Grows her Repertoire with "desperate"

Gillian Heidi Grows her Repertoire with "desperate"

By Michael Guarino

Gillian Heidi’s youthfully messy new single, “desperate,” perfectly encapsulates why she’s being called “the next voice of Gen Z.” At just 16 years old, the Boston-based rising pop star has already released a hugely successful EP (which got her signed to the same talent management label as Billie Eilish) and is on track to…”

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Watch: Lyfe Kodomo's Music Video for "Parking Lot"

Watch: Lyfe Kodomo's Music Video for "Parking Lot"

By Micah Jacks

“Miami artist Lyfe Kodomo brings laid-back visuals to his song “Parking Lot.” The track is a standout from his Rhythm & Bill$ (Quarantine Prelude) project released in the former part of the year in early April. Following Rhythm & Bill$ (Quarantine Prelude), the musician has since released Rhythm & Bill$ and Rhythm & Bill$ (Epilogue) in continuation of the installment. Despite roughly…”

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Karina Magallon Releases Debut Single, "Feel So Alive"

Photos Courtesy of Karina Magallon Socials

Photos Courtesy of Karina Magallon Socials

By Andrew Benzinger

During a summer chock full of canceled concerts and delayed releases, singer-songwriter Karina Magallon released her debut pop single “Feel So Alive”, a feel good song that almost seems created in a different year.

Raised in a Panamanian-American home in Houston, Texas and now based in Belmont University at Nashville, Tennessee, Magallon has found a unique combination of places to call home. By the same token, her mix of Latin and American pop influences gives her sound an intriguing flavor that shines bright in “Feel So Alive”. The upbeat lyrics, while certainly suggestive of a romantic partner, seem to be left purposefully ambiguous in order to capture the imagination of whoever's listening. As Magallon describes “Feel So Alive” on spotify, the song is “about expressing how someone makes you feel alive and happy in this world” - whether that be “a significant other, family or friend”. And to be honest, that’s exactly the cut of music we all need as we move into late summer. As social distancing marches on, it’s vitally important to think about all the friends and loved ones we cherish for bringing light to our lives and vice versa. Magallon’s lyrical subject may be ambiguous, but her message is clear, touching and positive. While the song’s message might be simplistic, “Feel So Alive” is greatly aided by the confident voice of its singer and the powerful pop beat. That’s the song’s strength; it’s addictively charming and contagiously happy in a very stressed world, making Magallon easy to listen to and even easier to hit replay.

Watch: Keenon Rush Releases Music Video and Single "Make Sense"

Watch: Keenon Rush Releases Music Video and Single "Make Sense"

By Oliver Heffron

Keenon Rush is a “Big-Money King.” His new music video, “Make Sense,” pays homage to the ever-fleeting chase of the bag through a retro-fitted, thriller-noir lens that portrays the rising Atlanta-MC as a devilishly clever organized-crime lord of a past era, narrowly escaping Undercover federal agents all while rocking an extremely fly trenchcoat. Director Christopher Carson utilizes…”

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