Formed at the age of 10 in a rural Maryland school, these five childhood friends got together for a talent show. Consisting of Jack Miller, Tommy StClair, Conrad Boyd, Pearce Eisenhardt and Johnny Hohman, they got their start playing a funky jazz style. After a move to Los Angeles they focused on an alt-rock sound and got noticed through their ‘Can It Kirkland’ TikTok series. Inspired by Phoenix, Kings Of Leon and The 1975, they released their debut single “Trisha” in 2019.
With an instant neon glow from an 80s-inspired synthpop opening, their new single found the often elusive balance between retro and contemporary. Effortlessly gliding from the era of shoulder pads and Rubik’s Cubes to the alt-pop/rock of the present, the shimmering synths are met with howling rock guitars and a driving percussion. And while lyrically chasing after Isabel, they fill this wistful tune with elated optimism and a sonic playfulness, creating a joyous pop-rock groove.
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From her album “Love Explosion” (1979):
Returning after a 3 year hiatus, this is new single by Australian band Parcels:
Originally from Boston and now based in Los Angeles, this singer and songwriter grew up around music. She sang a lot in school, learned to play the guitar from her dad and taught herself to play piano. Although she began to write songs as a teenager, it wasn’t until she moved to L.A. that she got serious about a career. She lent her voice to EDM acts like 
Lyrically guiding us through the pitfalls of a breakup and finding a way to make peace with it, her new single shows there’s a light at the end of the heartbreak. Creating an inviting warmth with the soft melody, the song shows both an embracing vulnerability as an empowering strength to face the future. With a mellow acoustic guitar and a laidback rhythm guiding her words along, it’s her silky, emotion-filled vocals leading to an anthemic climax that makes this an enticing gem.
From their album “Touch And Go” (1987):
From her upcoming album “Perimenopop”, to be released on 12 September 2025:
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