New Music

Miley Cyrus – “Midnight Sky”

From her upcoming album “She Is Miley Cyrus”, to be released later in the year:

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Lauren Sanderson – “Frustrated”

A rebel on the music scene, this singer and songwriter started off being her own manager, booking her own first tour and recording her music in her bedroom closet. That dedication, passion and self-assurance shines through in her songs. She debuted with “Oceans” in 2015 and went on to open for FINNEAS on tour. Early 2020 she released her first full-length album “Midwest Kids Can Make It Big”.

Exploring both the dark and light corners of her synth-pop sound, her new single paints a powerful image of her search for the love she deserves. Reminiscent of Miley Cyrus and SZA, she manages to find an auditory balance between gloomy and hopeful. With shimmering synths, a pulsating beat and her compelling vocal energy, this slick ear-pleaser is a powerhouse of contemporary pop/rock.

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Music History

Shalamar – “Tossing, Turning & Swinging”

From their album “Disco Gardens” (1978):

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New Music

Beth Macari – “I Am”

From her upcoming EP “I Am Everything”, expected later in the year:

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James Alphonse – “What Are We Doing Here”

While in his final year of High School in Ontario, this Canadian singer and songwriter received a devastating diagnosis that he thought would end his career. However, he did return to music and toured with different bands. Initially focused on rock, folk and jazz, he took inspiration from The Weeknd and Shawn Mendes and found his sound in pop/R&B. He debuted with “I’ll be Your Wall” in 2017.

Returning after a three year hiatus with an absolutely sparkling pop banger, his new single combines retro melodic elements with a bubbly modern production. With shimmering 80s synths, 90s electric guitars and joyous fingersnaps laying down a high-spirited groove, it’s his refreshingly perky vocals that put a bounce in your step. Romantically empowering, this is a jaunty, sunlit pop jam.

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Music History

Five Star – “System Addict”

From their album “Luxury Of Life” (1985):

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