Home /  by E

       I can't yet share with you guys all of the new developments for the blog, but I do want to stress that I love all of you for reading and sharing and for just being amazing people, because none of this would be happening without you guys. I also want to assure you that I will definitely be giving you a lot of music to fall in love with for a long time. 
       I'll have a review of the new American Authors' album up next week and you can pre-order Oh, What A Life (available March 4) from iTunes and get five of the album's songs today but, for now, just listen to "Home" because it gives a great mix of the band's folk pop fusion that comes together so gorgeously on this album. 
"Home" American Authors
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(Everything Is) Debatable /  by E

       I just saw the first draft of the new website and it's amazing and I can't wait to share it with you guys but, for now, I really think the best reaction is to just dance around to Hellogoodbye.
       The track is filled with the same electronic beats that you've come to love from the band that first introduced you to the perfection that is "Here (In Your Arms)", "Baby, It's Fact", and "Touchdown Turnaround (Don't Give Up On Me)" on their first full length (Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!), but with just enough of a grounded jazz influence that the melody feels fuller and the track, as a whole, seems sturdier. The beat is addictive, the melody gorgeous, and the lyrics ("it's such an arbitrary line that we dance...everything is debatable") are just as great as ever. If you still don't have the band's latest album, Everything Is Debatable, pick it up from iTunes now. 
"(Everything Is) Debatable" Hellogoodbye
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2/6 /  by E

       There are so many things that are in the works for my 'little' blog right now that I'm having trouble actually believing any of it is true, so I'd rather just listen to some of the awesome artists that are going to start being featured on the site. Look for all these names (some 'established', some up and coming) on the site soon and dance/sing along to their fantastic music (some of these are on SoundCloud, so click on the track names to hear those songs).
"Ready Set Go" Royal Tailor (featuring Capital Kings)
"Synesthesia" Chuckie Campbell
"2+2=5, You Suck" The Saving Pointe
"Luck" American Authors
"Fall Apart" PawnShop Kings
"Young Hearts" Strange Talk
"Good Guy" Lakefield
"Julie" Dovetail
"Old School Japan" Flora Cash
"Waiting For" Charlie Oxford
"Give Me A Reason" Runaway Dorothy
"Good Morning and Good Night" Maggie McClure
"Thirty One & Sevens" I Killed the Prom Queen
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Hot Tonight /  by E

       Tokyo Police Club released their lyric video for their latest single "Hot Tonight" and it's as simple and fun as the song itself. Watch the video below, head to iTunes to get the single, and check out the websites below to find out more about the band. 
"Hot Tonight" Tokyo Police Club
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