Phox Premieres New Song “1936″ – Announces Tour Dates

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New York – Wisconsin’s PHOX have released a second track off their self-titled debut (June 24, Partisan Records) called “1936.”  The bouncy and harmony-filled track is led by the warm, sultry vocals of frontwoman (and star-in-the-making) Monica Martin, while masterful multi-instrumentalists Matthew Holmen, Jason Krunnfusz, Matteo Roberts, Zach Johnston, and David Roberts contribute their signature

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ASTR & Modern Nostalgia – An Interview

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Chicago – From Alex Clare to Frank Ocean, electronica to indie-pop, modern music has been increasingly referencing good old 90s R&B. For those vintage-inspired acts out there – move over, cause ASTR is ready to take over the game with an R&B princess at the helm. Princess is indeed the right term for lead singer

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Spanish Gold Performs On “Late Show With David Letterman”

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Nashville – Spanish Gold made their network television debut on last night’s “Late Show with David Letterman” performing their new single “Out on the Street.” The song is from the trio’s acclaimed new album, South of Nowhere, which is out now on BMG/Del Mar Records. The supergroup  features drummer Patrick Hallahan (My Morning Jacket), guitarist Adrian Quesada (formerly of

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Featured Artist: Dustin Prinz

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New York – Dustin Prinz, is a one-man wonder out of Oklahoma, whose acoustic ballads betrays more passion than the average heart can hold. Prinz has been chipping away at his musical endeavors for most of his life,  attuning himself to his craft with the same passion as he tackles life’s ups and downs.  Dustin

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Yellow Ostrich At The Brooklyn Night Bazaar

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New York – Saturday night’s showing at the Brooklyn Night Bazaar was like a circus brawl. The indoor-arcades, multiple bars, food trucks and craft vendors always lend a clattering backdrop for the venue’s weekly free concerts, and Saturday night was no exception. The ever-vibrant locale was the ideal environment for Yellow Ostrich, who mirrored the

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