John Stratton's latest release is stuffed full of honest lines and a refreshingly optimistic spin. The track lends its whole focus to Stratton's pure vocals, with its acoustic production and ever supportive melody, before shifting into a full vocal hook you'll be humming all night.
Listen to "To the Desert" below, head to all those sites, and look for his new album, We've Only Just Begun, coming in April.
Jet Black Alley Cat's incredible penchant for easily catching riffs and sing-along choruses is in full force on their latest single, "Memphis Blues". That relentless riff holds a steady rhythm all the while heavy drums and an urgent melody work to catch up to rough, aching vocals that dole out a chorus you'll be singing all week.
Watch the video for "Memphis Blues" below, head to all the sites, and check out the crazy catchy "Poison".
Austin Kolbe's debut single has all the promising charm of more great things to come with that impossibly catchy riff and patiently building production paying tribute to Kolbe's refreshingly genuine vocals. The single from the nineteen year old self-taught musician is a must-hear, even before it sinks into that sweet vocal hook that'll be circling your head for a week.
Listen to "Lips" below and head to all the sites to stay up to date with this artist to watch.
Teddybears latest single featuring twelve year old Baby Trish is a take no prisoners, purposefully charged track that begs one simple question: what's your problem?
Seeking more than their previously lighthearted and fun loving singles, the band takes their irresistible irrepressible sound to new levels by pairing it with their pro-justice/pro-equality seeking anthem that'll have you dancing along in no time.
Check out Teddybears' "What's Your Problem" featuring Baby Trish and catch their Swedish Grammys performance here.
