Music
November 5, 2024
Roy Blair’s triumphant return: A genre-defying quest in Chasing Moving Trains
Roy Blair’s highly anticipated album “Chasing Moving Trains” is a powerful journey through heartbreak, resilience, and self-discovery. In this Warner Records production, Blair blends genres and explores new sonic territories, capturing his emotional evolution across cities like Los Angeles, New York, London, and Tokyo.
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Escarlina
Music
November 1, 2024
A Kinda Spooky and Very Danceable Round-up for All Your Music Needs This Weekend!
Get ready for a weekend filled with spine-tingling beats and haunting rhythms! Whether you have a hard time letting go of the spooky season or if you’re looking to get November started on the right foot, we’ve carefully selected a nice mix of tracks you do not want to miss.
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Escarlina
Music
November 1, 2024
Breaking Boundaries with Raw Rebellion: Klovis Gaynor & The Urinal Cakes Release Their Explosive New EP
With a rebellious spirit from the ground up, screaming against social norms, censorship, and everything prescribed, Klovis Gaynor is making waves with his new EP, “BABY PINK SPLIFFS.” Unafraid to unsettle, this project dives unapologetically into sexuality, trauma, substance abuse, and depression, delivered with gritty, raw intensity.
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Escarlina
Music
October 11, 2024
Taylor Jules Is Under the “Waterfall”
Water conforms to any vessel, it is powerful and persistent enough to make its way through anything under the right circumstances. This realization has accompanied thinkers since antiquity, and it is a recurrent piece of wisdom that comes back through Taylor Jules’ new song “Waterfall”, a very atypical rock ballad that serves as a preview of her upcoming EP, set to debut in the Fall of 2025.
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Escarlina
Music
October 10, 2024
Late Again's "Absolutely Almost Sure": A Limbo Between Synths and Indie
"Absolutely Almost Sure," Late Again's latest EP, displays his distinctive style and sound through four eclectic songs. The EP blends a variety of synthetic instruments with guitars and powerful beats, creating a nostalgic yet modern atmosphere.
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Escarlina
Music
October 7, 2024
Country and Glam Are Becoming One Within Cody Belew’s New Album “I Did It for Love”
Cody Belew is a country boy through and through, his southern roots are one of the things that make his music something special. After leaving a strong mark on the audiences and critics alike with his previous singles he's now dropping “I Did It for Love.”
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Escarlina
Music
September 24, 2024
Orphée Noah Explores the Act of Feeling in a New Masterclass EP
Orphée Noah’s debut EP, “Feeling Mignon,” fuses orchestral, death metal, and French chanson influences to explore authenticity amid modern distractions, inviting listeners to engage with their emotions and embrace life’s complexities.
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Escarlina
Music
September 24, 2024
Bad Reputation Keeps Rock n Roll Alive in Downtown Miami
Miami’s nightlife is getting a gritty makeover with Bad Reputation, a monthly Rock n Roll Bike Night at The Corner, where rock lovers can escape the club scene for classic tunes, cool bikes, and tight-knit community.
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Escarlina
Music
August 23, 2024
Hillary Lewis the Rising Star Blending Pop-Rock With Hollywood Dreams
Hillary Lewis is making waves in the entertainment world with her dynamic blend of acting and music, showcasing her latest single “Never Met,” a powerful anthem that explores missed connections and emotional resilience.
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Escarlina
Music
May 15, 2024
Taking a Closer Look into Connections in “Past Life” with Nicole Simone
Nicole Simone’s upcoming single, Past Life, dives deep into themes of love, loss, and acceptance. We spoke with her about the creative process behind the track, which tells a story of breaking up with grace and self-awareness.
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Escarlina
Music
April 23, 2024
Technique Records' Record Store Day 2024 Celebrated Music Culture
Technique Records hosted its annual Record Store Day event on April 20th, 2024, attracting over 500 attendees for a day filled with vinyl culture, live DJ sets, a special episode recording of The Making Of podcast with guests Arthur Baker and John Stanier (Battles).
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Florencia Franceschetti