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DEAD LAKES ANNOUNCE SIGNING TO SHARPTONE RECORDS   NEW EP NEW LANGUAGE DUE OUT MAY 1, 2020   AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW AT https://shrptn.co/close2me Genre-fluid Pacific Northwest outfit Dead Lakes have announced that they have signed to SharpTone Records. With that, their new EP, New Language, will be released to fans on May 1, 2020. On New Language, Dead Lakes stake a claim of ownership across multiple genres, from irresistible pop and R&B to energized anthemic rock. It's a bold sound with huge appeal for any fan of The Neighbourhood, PVRIS, or Bring Me The Horizon.   Along with the signing and album announce, the band has dropped...

PAPER JACKETS PREMIERE NEW MUSIC VIDEO "WHAT THEY CALL A LIFE" Shining a bright light into sometimes dark times, Paper Jackets have unveiled their brand new music video for "What They Call a Life" today. Mahala Gaylord and Nejc Poberaj brought the idea into fruition for Paper Jackets with immense help from the video's star, dancer Eloise DeLuca. Taking on the idea that "nothing really lasts forever", this song is a reminder that there are so many opportunities to make life the best version it can be for yourself.    "'What They Call a Life' is about having strength while you're here in this life, keeping friends and family close and being...

Indie alt-rock artist Stay Over has released the music video for his latest single “Breaking Glass,” which appeared on Spotify’s New Alt playlist and has organically amassed over 100k Spotify streams, and encourages those who feel trapped inside their own head to speak up and make a change. PRESS HERE to check out the video for the single, out now on GRAMMY-nominated artist and producer Cisco Adler’s Bananabeat Records, who produced the track alongside Robbie Winward.    "Breaking Glass is about trying to find a way out of your own head,” says Stay Over. “When I wrote and recorded it,...

Magdalena Bay’s recently released EP A Little Rhythm and a Wicked Feeling also features their new track “Stop & Go” alongside their recent string of indie-pop gems including  “How to Get Physical,” “Killshot,” and “Good Intentions,” all of which hit #1 on Hype Machine and are quickly adding to their over 7 million streams alongside fan favorite “Venice.” PRESS HERE to watch the apocalyptic, winter-in-Los-Angeles video which encourages listeners to live in the now. Set to tour with both Yumi Zouma and Kero Kero Bonito, Magdalena Bay were recently made the face of Tidal’s Rising playlist and have been getting some great early recognition for their savant-like songwriting talent, unconventional DIY music videos, and recent sold-out show in Brooklyn.  

Today, Bailey Bryan returns with the release of a music video for the single "Watered Down" off of her recently released EP Perspective. The "Watered Down" music video, directed by John Tashiro, depicts an emotional ballad by Bailey Bryan with an upbeat rhythm and an undeniable vintage feel. The video features Bailey singing in an empty swimming pool overlaid with film-like footage of fiery city lights and flashes of people dealing with the struggles of self-confidence, acceptance, and love. Bailey Bryan reassures the listener never to let anyone water down their confidence and leaves the audience introspective. Bailey reflected on the creative process behind the video saying, "From...