Fresh-faced Rock and Roller Jacob Reese Thornton is starting to make a name for himself with his quarantine videos. Here is the latest single from his record to be released later in the year.
Category: Song of the Day
Fear of Men – Into Strangeness
Hailing from Brighton, U.K., this band consisting of fellow art students Jessica Weiss and Daniel Falvey create ambient Electro-Pop sounds that could very well be coming from a couple years in the future.
Lonnie Holley: Like Hell Broke Away
Mostly known for his sculptures and paintings, Lonnie Holley fresh off his work with Animal Collective and Bill Callahan his new e.p. is produced by the late Richard Swift.
Song of the Day: CeeLo Green – Doing It All Together
From his debut record, CeeLo Green is Thomas Callaway, where he plays it straight as part of the team at Easy Eye Sound.
Song of the Day: Los Coast (feat. Gary Clark Jr.) – A Change Is Gonna Come
From what might seem like an unlikely pairing, Psych-Lite rockers Los Coast join forces with Gary Clark Jr. on a beautiful and timely rendition of the classic song.
Song of the Day: Charlie Crockett – Run Horse Run
One of the purveyors of the Gothic Country craze that seems to be sweeping the country, Charlie Crockett along with Orville Peck is turning the genre on its ear with his new record, Welcome To Hard Times.
Song of the Day: Red Voodoo – Rise Up
This band of teenagers just might be the next Greta Van Fleet without the annoying Led Zeppelin comparisons. Tesla endorsed, thankfully, the band name has nothing to do with Sammy Hagar.
Song of the Day: Bright Eyes – Mariana Trench
Conor Oberst as his side-piece alter ego Bright Eyes is out with an Indie Rock Joie de Vie single with “Mariana Trench.”
Song of the Day: Silverbacks – Up The Nurses
This Dublin five-piece is set for big things in 2020. Here, their love for Blondie is worn on their musical sleeve as they sing about ‘amour fou’, mad love.
Song of the Day: Oceanator – A Crack in the World
Oceanator is Brooklyn based Elsie Okusami. In this track from her upcoming record to be released in August, she sums up the current state of affairs quite adeptly. “There’s a crack in the world/And we’re all hanging on, hanging on trying not to fall through the void/Sometimes there’s only so much you can do.”
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