After releasing their debut song “Cell,” Cutcraft writer and Fukushima Daises frontman Miles Garber, follow up with their second single titled, “Mirror.”

Listen to “Mirror” below and keep up with the band on Instagram.

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Award winning singer-songwriter Mick Flannery has returned with new single Come Find Mealongside news of an upcoming album release.

One of eleven tracks off the self-titled record, Come Find Me is an airy but emotive single, lyrically exploring feelings of loneliness and longing. “Come find me, come find me” Flannery pleads over a stirring violin line in his signature husky vocal.

Kossisko drops a new song with G-Eazy, “HEAVEN”. The song has an electric feel and gives off The Weekend vibes. The song talks about being with someone that’s so magical it makes you feel like you’re close to heaven.

~Listen to ‘HEAVEN’ down below!

On her new single, Izzy explains, “‘Lights On’ is about throwing caution to the wind and going with what you feel rather than what you think (or what you think other people will think). It’s about growing up and losing your inhibitions, but there is a loss of innocence in that and it can be easy to lose your way”.

Nick Murphy, formerly known as Chet Faker, has released his new album Run Fast Sleep Naked. The album was made over four years of living a nomadic lifestyle, traveling the world for shows and inspiration. He made music in various places like his New York apartment, a Tokyo studio, his grandmother’s living room and a rental in New Zealand.

The first thing you notice on this album is Murphy’s voice that has been a constant over his musical evolution from Chet Faker to Nick Murphy. He doesn’t just use the yearning, soulful voice, but imbues some other vocal patterns with Americana on “Henry Takes Drugs On The Weekend” or the wailing grungy feeling on “Sunlight.”

Read the entire article written by Ryan Middeltonon on MAGNETIC MAGAZINE 

New Delhi’s Prateek Kuhad delivers a heartfelt rendition of ‘did you/fall apart’ (produced by Konrad Snyder & Peter Groenwald), taken from his spellbinding ‘cold/mess’ EP.

UK songstress Izzy Bizu today releases her new single “Lights On,” the lead track from her brand new EP Glita, which is due for release on April 12th.  Her first official release since that of her hugely well received debut album A Moment of Madness in 2016, which has now clocked up over 230 million streams internationally, Glita sees Bizu take an assured step forward into what’s set to be a huge 2019 for one of the most exciting artists of recent times.

On her new single, Izzy explains, “‘Lights On’ is about throwing caution to the wind and going with what you feel rather than what you think (or what you think other people will think). It’s about growing up and losing your inhibitions, but there is a loss of innocence in that and it can be easy to lose your way”.

As well as five brand new tracks including “Lights On,” Bizu’s Glita EP also features a reworking of the previously released “Someone That Loves You,” featuring none other than Coldplay’s Chris Martin. The two artists met in 2017 when Izzy supported Coldplay on their North American tour and found themselves to be creative kindred spirits, re-recording this song featuring Chris’ unmistakable vocals. He also joined Izzy at an intimate solo show in Miami to perform the song live.

Glita EP tracklist:
1. This is What We Wanted
2. Doorstep
3. Never With It
4. Lights On
5. Someone That Loves You

Read the complete article of Izzy Bizy at The Urban Music Science 

Gaining a lot of recognition and status from his latest released album “LOW”, Kossisko will be joining electro-pop singer, Terror JR in her 2019 tour, “Unfortunately, The Tour.”

TOUR DATES :

March 26 – Vancouver, BC, CA – Venue Nightclub

March 27 – Seattle, WA – Neumos

March 28 – Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre

March 30 – San Francisco, CA – Mezzanine

March 31 – San Diego, CA – Music Box

April 2 – Los Angeles, CA – El Rey Theatre

April 5 – Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Theater

April 8 – Dallas, TX – Trees

April 9 – Austin, TX – Parish

April 10 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall

April 12 – Nashville, TN – The Cowan

April 13 – Atlanta, GA – The Loft

April 15 – Washington, DC – U Street Music Hall

April 16 – Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore

April 17 – Brooklyn, NY – Warsaw

April 20 – Cambridge, MA – The Middle East Restaurant & Nightclub

April 22 – Toronto, ON, CA – MOD Club Theatre

April 23 – Detroit, MI – The Shelter

April 24 – Chicago, IL – Chop Shop

April 26 – Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line Music Cafe

April 27 – St. Louis, MO – The Ready Room

April 28 – Kansas City, MO – recordBar

April 30 – Denver, CO – Bluebird Theater

May 1 – Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge

May 4 – Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory

Read the entire article written by Abraham Martinez on lofficielusa

We all know that great music speaks to whatever’s going in the world, be it war, famine, or our obsession with technology (and the way it seems to always connect us to the past). When it comes to the latter, “Cell” the lead single from model/musician Miles Garber, producer/engineer Frank Tatick, and Nick Long (King Princess, Anna of the North, Bebe, and Bjorns)—of Fukushima Daisies—hits the nail on the head.

From start to finish, the track takes you on an introspective journey littered with nostalgia and passion. It’s perfect anthem for swaying around when flooded with memories that involve past flames. It’s a vast departure from the autotuned cacophonies that plague radio airwaves; the spirit of alt-rock lives on!

Of the song, the group says it was it’s about the moment when you realize that the thing you’ve been convinced is hurting you, is the only thing that was helping. Combine that feeling with electric guitars, pounding drums, ghostlike piano riffs, and lyrics like “You opened your door when all my bridges were burning,” and you have yourself a top-of-the-line teenage angst anthem coated in glorious falsetto.

Enough chit-chat, though. Listen to “Cell” now across all streaming platforms. And, if you want more Fukushima Daisies and plan on being in the Highland Park/Los Angeles area on March 28, the band is hosting a special party at Blind Barber. Simply DM the group (@fukushimadaisies) for an invite on Instagram, and voila! You’re in.

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