This power pop quintet from Kansas City hit the big time shortly after forming in 2014, when they were invited to support Neon Trees on their US tour. Their single “HGX” debuted on Pepsi’s Superbowl 51 commercial and was featured in the hit movie “Bad Moms”. Focused around the fierce vocals of front woman Kianna Alarid, they created a sing-along, synth-based pop sound with intense lyricism.
The divine harmonies of a full gospel choir feel welcoming on their latest single. Widening their musical reach with a more folky approach, the natural acoustic guitar sets an enthralling melody for Kianna’s spellbinding vocals to glisten. Truly coming alive with an added oscilating rhythm, angelic violins and a rapturous electric guitar bridge, it’s heavenly folk/pop you want to come home to.
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With music and performing running through the veins of this Chicago-born artist, his childhood knack for always finding a stage to perform 
Brimming with fabulous funkiness, this single is a triumphantly groovy trip. The retro-sounding electric guitar and the toe-tapping beat grab the listener by the eardrums, before bursting out with full-bodied, 
Based in Brooklyn, New York, this singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer is no stranger to the music scene. He’s shared the stage with 
Enlisting the vocal talents of songstress Tiger Darrow, his latest single is a flirtatious lovers dialogue set to music. A breezy guitar and laid-back percussion create an amorous atmosphere, leading to an upbeat chorus in which the two vocals intertwine. The vitalizing pop melody with a slight country twist, serves as a seductive, rose-petal thrown foundation for a rousing colloquy of two struggling lovers.
With a natural born musicality, this New York native singer and songwriter has been penning songs since she was 7 years old. She was raised by musical parents, who helped to shape her soulful, electro alt-pop style. Now based in Los Angeles she wrote songs for 
Her latest single is seductive and joyous at the same time. The EDM backbone of the song is greatly enriched with genre-spanning elements, taking it from soft synth tones and whimsical fingersnaps, to a brazing beat, peppy guitar plucks and red-hot horns. Ladened with a message of hope and positivity, her enchanting, sexy vocals seem to entice the music, creating a beguiling, stressfree groove.
Created around the multi-talented singer, composer and drummer Marlon Pichel, this Dutch four-piece band has been impressing audiences with their ingenious blend of soul, Motown, funk and jazz, all laced with a touch of pop. Having extensively performed live and opening for Dutch soul singer 
Taken from their EP “The Boston Recordings”, their latest single takes their soul-dripping sound to new heights. By infusing the buttery-smooth funky bassline with some emotive blues, they laid the basis for an exhilarating musical experience. The howling rock guitar, blazing brass and the raw, passionate vocals add an unexpected edge to its summery feel, making it a refreshingly seductive gem.
Born in Boulder, Colorado, this singer/songwriter was raised on a steady diet of classic rock, R&B and country/soul. She immersed herself in music, from 
Proving that less is definitely more, her latest single combines upbeat pop with a touch of tasty country twang. Vibrant electric guitar plucks, frisky fingersnaps and a virulant beat is all she needs to forge an invigorating pop song with lots of bounce. Singing vividly relatable lyrics, her warm, yet powerful vocals glide over the melody, spawning a dynamic earworm you just can’t quit.
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