“Drugs All Night was a song that came very quickly and seemed to fall from the sky. It’s a song about finding yourself wrapped up in a new and exciting relationship that seems to explode and die out just as quickly. I’ve always wanted to write a song about this… Read More
WAX LTD has started a new production music label called AUDIO WAX in partnership with Killer Tracks/Universal Music. They will be releasing 10 albums a year that will involve many of the amazing artists Wally Gagel and Xandy Barry have worked with in the studio. Watch the full introduction video HERE.
Modern Monet partners with Wells Fargo and the company’s 14-year collaboration with the Tournament of Roses. In participation with this year’s Tournament theme – “Melody of Life” – Modern Monet’s musical journey will be highlighted though a digital content series, pop up concerts, & various events. Check out the first vignette… Read More
“‘Something More’ is a song about heartbreak and the courage it takes to end a broken relationship,” the band’s singer-songwriter Matt Couchois tells Variance of the track. “It’s easy to wallow in self-pity after a break-up, but the hardest part is learning to accept what was wrong and find the strength to… Read More
“Meiko is a staple in the Los Angeles music scene, and her songs are a natural fit for TV shows and film. When asked about “Back In The Game”, Meiko says, ‘It’s a ‘going-out’ anthem for the broken-hearted. You know, brush your knees off, get back in there, and kick… Read More
“ON AIR: Sundays from 9pm-10pm.CLOSE TO HOME celebrates the vibrant LA music scene with vim and vigor. The show is curated and hosted by tobi. Get social with her @tobitalks. #tobitalks*submissions only considered if the band/artist is based in LA.” (More information here.)
“L.A. quintet Emerson Star don’t come off as party animals — their buoyant guitar pop seems better for long drives and beach parties than late-night bingeing — but their darker new single ‘Wasted’ sounds a note of caution.” – Kevin Bronson, Buzz Bands LA. Check out the full article here.
“There’s a vintage tone. The music and lyrics, which manage to be a bit wistful, often make me feel like I’m in a teen-movie montage (something I’m routinely aspiring to) or like I should be kicking a rock around, hands-a-pocket, considering my own nature. With moments of yearning, self-pity, confrontation and denial, there’s something for… Read More
“Random trains of thought often go through my head. One of them was about what a modern version of Gainsbourg and Birkin would sound like if their particular brand of erotic troublemaking was to appear today rather than the 1960s. Good Shit answers that question with considerable gusto, seeing new… Read More
