“If you’re looking for a tune that blends euphoric energy with must-hear melodies and blissful instrumentalisation, Earthquake Lights may have just what you are looking for.” - Earmilk
The newest single from Brooklyn’s Earthquake Lights was inspired by the spacecraft Voyager and sees the band continuing to produce their unique blend of jazz and indie rock as they trickle out new singles.
Seattle/Philadelphia duo Occlusions have released a new single from their May 13 self-titled album. The song is about singer Leigh Bahari’s love in the time of pandemic and isolation. It’s about sex, but more-so it’s about longing for the touch of your partner. Stream it on Spotify.
The alt-R&B duo Occlusions will be releasing a self-titled album on May 13, 2022. In the meantime, they are sharing a new video for “Cut the Cord”.
“Believe it or not, this song isn’t about my Dad. It’s about an on and off relationship I was in with someone who really wasn’t good for me.” - Leigh Bahari
LA-based pop singer and drag performer Aunduh releases new song reminding us that love is all we need to get through hard times. Coining the term Gender Alternative Pop Music, she aims to share love and hope through all of her music and performances. Listen to “Fall Apart” below and keep an eye on Aunduh!
Today sees the release of the new LP, five years in the making, from DC project No One Sphere. The album was composed by Dave Mann with production and tracking help from Jarrett Nicolay at Mixtape Studios in Alexandria, VA. Isn’t Everything About Something is available on cassette, CD, or digital via Bandcamp HERE.
DC-based No One Sphere, the solo project of Dave Mann, will see the release of a full-length five years in the making this Friday, March 18. Today, a new single and video for “Twin Coasts” sees its release. Enjoy the video below and preorder the album at Bandcamp HERE.
"'Twin Coasts' is my love letter to all those west coast kids. In the early 2000s, I spent 9 months up and down California’s state lines and I absolutely adored the scenery. The vibe out there is incredibly chill compared to what you’ll find out on the east coast. As much as I love the ‘Hakuna Matata’ ethos out there, I’m equally in love with what I’ve embraced out here on the opposite side of the country. I feel like both coasts are twins. They’re certainly not identical twins but they have enough similarities between them both to bring them together for a nice thanksgiving meal around the table with that drunk uncle who always shows up for the free booze." - Dave Mann
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