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Zoe Dune returns, broadcasting from the city of hate, with sounds from the indieground, new, old, local, and far. In this episode, we go far over to Ireland (not literally, it was all on Zoom) and talked with Sally Ó Dúnlaing of Ódú. She talks
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Check out Titus Bank's latest 4-track EP.
Let's go through a breakdown of these singles in the order they were released!
"I Do Yeah"
This song feels abstract in its meaning.
The words are clear in that sometimes it sounds like he regrets letting go
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Like many fans of great music out there, we too have been loving the pop skillfully created by the L.A. duo known as Magdalena Bay.
Today, we were caught a bit off guard by their new album 'A Little Rhythm and a Wicked Feeling', not because we didn
If you wanna be real about the music you listen to, sorting through your collection of R&B artists is a great way to get back to basics. No doubt this is where Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge go to when they collaborated for their NxWorries…
I have no choice but to accept Chazwick Bradley Bundick's (just in case he turns out to be a serial killer) place in the contemporary music scene.
'Ordinary Pleasure' is the perfect balance of being run-of-the-mill sentiment…
Nothing compares to this track or vice versa.
Starts off dreamy before it gets creamy with the duet!…
With the recent time change come the warmer changes to the weather.
Even in the winter, you need a fire to accent the drifty Wei Pop of Jakob Ogawa.
Drum machine, organ, a little bass funk, Ogawa's sultry voice and broad…
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