Circle

Jaclyn Rose's "Circle" is slow and building, everything the last single wasn't, showcasing her wide-range and easily accessible sound and while it's everything you would expect from an R&B, electro-pop mix - with its smooth production and sweet vocal hooks all tied up nicely with articulate lines and rich vocals - it's all done so cooly that it stands out from others and remains wholly easy to listen to. 

Listen to the new single, head to all the sites below, and catch an interview with Jaclyn Rose here.

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We Have It All

If any new release is especially deserving of your full and undivided attention, it's Pim Stones first single off his forthcoming EP. The music speaks volumes with a staggering piano and longing strings wrapped up in achingly gorgeous sentiments and it's still nothing compared to straight-forward lyrics that bare all with ease as Stones' strong vocals carry out the sardonic chorus with faulted fervor. Bleeding lyrics are wrapped in an intriguing mix of major and minor before dropping off at 2:44 only to come back with a resoundingly emotional resolution that'll have you hitting replay as soon as the simple piano melody plays itself out.

Listen to the single from Pim Stones, look for his entrancing debut EP, We Have It All, out April 20, and head to all the sites below for more on the artist.

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Yeah You

Freedom Fry's second single of 2015 continues the band's streak of unnervingly catchy tracks. It's structured indie pop wrapped in warm beats and punctuated by an alluringly ethereal melody, all smoothed over by the sweet and simply put "yeah, you".

Check out the effortlessly romantic single below and head to all those sites for more from Freedom Fry.

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Strangers

A home video-esque quality to The Rebel Light's "Strangers" evokes the same warm throwback feel inherent in the band's gritty productions and straightforward lyrics, capturing everything that makes this indie So-Cal band stand out from so many others. It's like a modern take on The Monkees with an indie twist and a dash of nostalgia, with enough unabashed truth to the lyrics that you just can't stop listening.

Check out the video and head to all the sites below for more from The Rebel Light. 

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