New releases
Published on June 1st, 2016 |
by Gerry Galipault
ReverbNation Release Dates (June 3 and Beyond)
We’ve got rappers. We’ve got EDM artists. There’s a finalist from “The Voice.” We’ve got performers from far and wide, from Australia to Canada to London. There’s alt-rockers, alt-pop singers, pop-rockers, folk-rockers, Christian rockers.
Some are in their teens, some others are in their 40s and 50s, and every age in-between. Some use their own names, some use new monikers.
ReverbNation-affiliated artists are a diverse bunch, as usual. More than 1,300 in the past week and a half have submitted their music to Pauseandplay.com, seeking to be included on the site’s massive new-music release schedule.
On with the countdown …
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| Bad Habits (London hard-rock band) |
“Hell on Wheels” (four-song EP; Hear here) |
(Bad Habits) |
| Crystal Clayton (alt-pop singer from Blue Springs, Mo.) |
“Crystal Clayton” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(Crystal Clayton) |
| Kim Killspeed (Australian pop-folk singer) |
“Inside” (producer: Jeff Martin; Hear here) |
(Kim Killspeed, June 6) |
| Nola B. (Spring, Texas, hip-hop artist) |
“Sos2: The Starve” (guests: Cali Cal, Flex; Hear here) |
(Nola B., June 7) |
| Ed Roman (Canadian folk rocker) |
“Red Omen” (first single: “I Am Love”; Hear here) |
(MTS, June 7) |
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| Joey Job (Christian-gospel artist from Ellenwood, Ga.) |
“Most High” (feat. Joon; Hear here) |
(Gainsta Bank Ent.) |
| Marshall (Thomasville, N.C., country singer-songwriter) |
“Saints and Sinners” (seven-song EP; producer: Travis Wyrick; Hear here) |
(Marshall Rocks Country, June 8) |
| Melodic (Newark, Del., R&B-pop singer) |
“Lucid Dreaming” (new single: “I Found You [Love]”; Hear here) |
(Writimin, June 14) |
| Pullman Standard (L.A. rock act) |
“Hurricane,” “Starting Static” (the band’s trailer was recently stolen and recovered, but more than $25,000 worth of gear is missing; a Go Fund Me campaign has been set up to help them replace their equipment; Hear here) |
(Pullman Standard Music, June 14) |
| 2TALLIN’ (Fresno-based EDM-pop artist) |
“Party Club” (feat. P.J.W.; Hear here) |
(Re-Spin Industries, Inc., June 9) |
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| Alison Lewis (West Hollywood, Calif.-based singer) |
“Seven” (Hear here) |
(Shamayim Music) |
| The Lost Weekend (alt-rock band from New Haven, Conn.) |
“Denial” (producers: The Lost Weekend; first single: “Nothing Concrete”; Hear here) |
(The Lost Weekend) |
| Jonathan Miller (EDM-pop singer-songwriter from Portland, Ore.) |
“5 (Deluxe Edition)” (featuring three bonus tracks; new single: “War With Love”; Hear here) |
(Jonathan Miller Music, June 21) |
| ScottyChams (Canadian rapper) |
“In the Dark” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(We the 9, June 20) |
| Surviving the Era (Sacramento alt-rock group) |
“Parallax” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Surviving the Era, June 18) |
| Victoria Watts (Philly singer-songwriter) |
“Live in Brooklyn” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Victoria Watts) |
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| Lily Lambert (Americana singer-songwriter from Phoenix) |
“Moving On” (Hear here; See here) |
(Lily Lambert) |
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| Ian & The Dream (alt-pop band from Waukesha, Wis.) |
“New Dreams” (Hear here) |
(Ian & The Dream) |
Nov. 18, 2016
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| Tyler Colt (pop-rock singer from Redondo Beach, Calif.) |
“A New Day” (Hear here) |
(Tyler Colt) |
Recent Releases
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| Terry Balfour (Glasgow rocker) |
“Wars Free / Heat of the Night” (Hear here) |
(Terry Balfour, June 1) |
| The Big Glasshouse (Christian rock-pop trio from London) |
“In the Beginning …” (Hear here) |
(Zoom Music) |
| Chuck-C (Canadian hip-hop artist) |
“Welcome to My World” (Hear here) |
(Chuck-C, May 31) |
| Dockko (Fairmount Heights, Md., rapper) |
“One Night” (Hear here) |
(Zobe) |
| Future Heroes (Denver hip-hop act) |
“WordArt” (Hear here) |
(Future Heroes) |
| KB The General (D.C. hip-hop artist) |
“Best of the Best” (Hear here) |
(KB The General Productions, May 31) |
| Laura LaValle (Indianapolis-based soulful pop singer) |
“Nobody” (Hear here) |
(Laura Lavalle) |
| Nikki Lorenzo (West Hollywood, Calif.-based retro-pop singer) |
“Unravel” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Nikki Lorenzo, May 31) |
| Rilee O’Neill (Montgomery, N.Y., pop singer-songwriter) |
“You’re Not Alone” (Hear here) |
(Rilee O’Neill, May 26) |
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| AD8 Keyz (Indianapolis rapper) |
“Neva Gone Change” (guest: Young B.A.R.R.S; Hear here) |
(CROOKEDollar Media Group, May 18) |
| Adonnis (L.A. pop singer-songwriter) |
“Love Is Life” (four-song EP; producer: Adonnis; Hear here; Read here) |
(Adonnis Entertainment) |
| Audience Killers (synthpop trio from Latvia) |
“Floating Islands” (first single: “Sounds Like You”; Hear here) |
(Trii House) |
| Bittersweet Collapse (Fayetteville, Ga., hard-rock group) |
“Portraits and Vanity” (Hear here) |
(Bittersweet Collapse) |
| Cristina F (NYC-area pop singer-songwriter) |
“Greatest Mistake” (four-song EP; Hear here) |
(Cristina F, May 22) |
| Dark Chocolate (hip-hop artist from Murfreesboro, Tenn.) |
“From Prizms to Penthouses” (Hear here) |
(Dark Chocolate, May 24) |
| The DH Project (rock instrumentalist David Justin Handy from Martinsville, Va.) |
“The DH Project” (Hear here) |
(The DH Project, May 24) |
| Ben Dragon (L.A. electronic artist) |
“Tell Me Your Name” (feat. Adrian Hibbs; Hear here) |
(Fire to My Ears) |
| Olivia (Canadian pop singer) |
“Weightless” (six-song EP; first single: “Outshine the Stars”; Hear here) |
(Olivia) |
| Stephanie Salas (Mexican singer-actress) |
“Electro-Acustic” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Stephanie Salas, May 25) |
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| Alice Sweet Alice (Kansas City alt-rock quintet) |
“Viola Organista … and Other Impossible Dreams” (Hear here) |
(Cauldron Soundwerx, May 12) |
| Banjo Nelson (folk singer-songwriter from Ogden, Utah) |
“Banjo Nelson” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(Sonorous Sounds, May 11) |
| Dragonfly 13 (Bronx-based funk band) |
“Let the Music Bring You Back” (Hear here) |
(Dfly) |
| Gordy Garris Group |
“Down at the Disco” (Hear here) |
(Gordy Garris Group, May 17) |
| T. Hill (Fredericksburg, Va., rapper) |
“World Domination” (Hear here) |
(Mervilton, May 12) |
| Brenda Lê Jones (San Francisco jazz singer) |
“Live to Love” (Hear here) |
(Brenda Jones, May 18) |
| Katcha (Australian pop duo) |
“No Ordinary Day” (Hear here) |
(Katcha, May 17) |
| Lindita (Atlanta pop singer) |
“Come Thru” (Hear here) |
(Lindita) |
| Danielle Lyndsay (D.C.-based R&B singer) |
“Lie to Me” (Hear here) |
(Danielle Lyndsay, May 16) |
| Permacrush (L.A. rock band) |
“Dirty Looks (From Six Foot Models)” (Hear here) |
(Indie 500, May 15) |
| P.G Prophecy (Atlanta-based gospel/hip-hop artist) |
“Real Talk” (seven-song EP; Hear here) |
(Fireproof Music Gospel, May 12) |
| Spencer Reed Band (Cleveland alt-rock group) |
“Heavy In My Head” (producer: Dave Douglas; Hear here; See here) |
(Spencer Reed Band, May 12) |
| Chaz Robinson (Indianapolis-based electronic pop artist) |
“Without You” (Hear here) |
(Spectra Music Group, May 17) |
| Ships Have Sailed (L.A. alt-pop/rock duo) |
“Whispers” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Ships Have Sailed Publishing) |
| Versatile Legacy (Miami hip-hop duo) |
“No Money” (Hear here) |
(Versatile Legacy, May 16) |
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| Blackbird Sing (Americana quintet from San Antonio) |
“Cinco” (five-song EP; first single: “Battle of Sanan”; Hear here; See here) |
(Bonus Cup Music, May 5) |
| Blind Joe (aka Minnesota country singer Joseph Bommersbac, who competed on NBC’s “The Voice” in 2015) |
“By the Fans, for the Fans” (producers: Rick Beato, Ken Lanyon, Blind Joe; Hear here) |
(Blind Joe, May 5) |
| Born of Scars (East Meadow, N.Y., rock quartet) |
“Circles” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Born of Scars, May 3) |
| J Burn (Bay Area singer-songwriter) |
“Randomly Banded” (Hear here) |
(J Burn) |
| Fighting the Phoenix (Canon City, Colo., hard-rock band) |
“Tides of Poseidon” (Hear here) |
(Fighting the Phoenix, May 10) |
| Gary Lazer Eyes (Orlando rock quartet) |
“Galapagos” (Hear here) |
(Gary Lazer Eyes, May 5) |
| JetLagBlack (West Jordan, Utah, rapper) |
“2 Minutes” (Hear here) |
(JetLagBlack, May 7) |
| Ceekay Jones (Taos, N.M.-based alt singer-songwriter) |
“Ceekay Jones” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(Redor, May 9) |
| Chris Mann (a finalist on NBC’s “The Voice” in 2012, currently starring on the North American tour of “The Phantom of the Opera”) |
“Constellation” (12 original songs co-written by Mann; producers: Adrian Bradford, Willy Beaman, Walter Afanasieff; first single: “Echo”; MP3; Hear here) |
(Dropped Entertainment) |
| Kiirstin Marilyn (former lead singer of Verity In Stereo) |
“Ghosts” (six-song EP; producer: Benny Reiner; first single: “Headlines”; Hear here) |
(Spectra Music Group) |
| Delaney Morgan (soulful pop singer from Barkhamsted, Conn.) |
“Everything” (Hear here) |
(MoreBright Music) |
| My Mechanical Heart (Huntington Beach, Calif.-based rock quartet) |
“No Really, You’re Fine,” “Part of Me,” “You Don’t Have to Leave” (Hear here) |
(My Mechanical Heart, May 10-11) |
| Overclank (Italian hard-rock group) |
“Lost in Two” (Hear here) |
(Christian Alasia, May 9) |
| The Phoenix Rose (Brighton, England, reggae-pop band fronted by composer-singer Jarvis Smith) |
“The Phoenix Rose” (producer: Native Wayne Jobson; Hear here) |
(GypsyPop) |
| Kalon Rose (London-based pop singer) |
“The Day That I Was Killed” (Hear here) |
(Strumhum Music Group) |
| Young ol school Aj |
“Rejections” (Hear here) |
(Young ol school Aj, May 4) |
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| Allen & Douglas (Birmingham, U.K., indie folk-rock electronica duo) |
“New Spirits & Old Ghosts” (Hear here) |
(Allen & Douglas, April 30) |
| Black Slate (U.K. roots-rock reggae band) |
“Peaceful Demonstration” (Hear here) |
(TCD, April 28) |
| Dijonband (Sea Cliff, N.Y., alt-rock quartet) |
“Love Dad” (Hear here) |
(Dijonband) |
| Esha Esha (R&B artist from Chandler, Ariz.) |
“I Gotta Know” (Hear here) |
(Esha Esha, May 1) |
| Left Wing Fascists |
“Party Favorites” (14-song collection of recordings from 1987-2016; Hear here) |
(Left Wing Fascists, May 1) |
| B.R. Mackie (Australian-born, Brooklyn-based Americana singer-songwriter) |
“In Folkedelic Country” (producer: Mackie; Hear here) |
(B.R. Mackie, May 1) |
| The Willie Mellon Band (Americana/country act from Corpus Christi, Texas) |
“Robstown Justice” (Hear here) |
(Mellon Music) |
| Cary Morin (American artist from Fort Collins, Colo.) |
“Together” (Hear here) |
(Cary Morin, May 1) |
| Novus Cantus (brother rock duo from Albany, N.Y.) |
“Winter” (Hear here) |
(Novus Cantus, April 27) |
| Hawley Penfold (Denver-based pop singer) |
“Seize the Moment” (Hear here) |
(DaSoul Group, April 27) |
| Pet of the Month Club (Torrance, Calif., alt-rock act) |
“Downtown,” “Stop n Go” (Hear here) |
(Pet of the Month Club, May 1) |
| Jesse Blaze Snider (L.A. rock-pop artist) |
“Wickedly Wild” (Hear here) |
(Jesse Blaze Snider, May 1) |
| Spencer and Sequoia (Stamford, Conn., indie duo) |
“One Day At a Time” (Hear here) |
(Spencer and Sequoia) |
| Vexine (Chesterfield, Va., soulful rock band) |
“Little Sin” (first single: “Empty Hole”; Hear here) |
(ZAP, April 30) |
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| Anydos (Canadian R&B/soul singer) |
“Nne O Ma” (Hear here) |
(Anydos) |
| Coming Up For Air (Dayton rock trio) |
“Between the Party Lines” (Hear here) |
(Coming Up For Air, April 26) |
| Eddy Wow (rap, R&B, rock artist from Norfolk, Va.) |
“Eddy Wow” (Hear here) |
(10o10 Productions) |
| The Foo Dogs (Medford, Ore.-based alternative act) |
“Goddess,” “One Man Can Change the World” (Hear here) |
(The Foo Dogs, April 20) |
| Dino Forino (Kansas hip-hop artist) |
“Hater,” “What Part of the Game Is That” (Hear here) |
(DreamTeam Studios, April 23/25) |
| Edgar Galeano (Lewiston, Idaho-based Latin artist) |
“Pizzicato De Amor” (Hear here) |
(Edgar Galeano, April 24) |
| Harjgtheone DBA (Canadian pop artist) |
“Harjgtheone DBA” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(Harjgtheone DBA, April 21) |
| The Infinite Three (London art-rock trio) |
“Lucky Beast” (recorded with engineer Jon Clayton; Hear here) |
(Actual Size Music) |
| Jack of None (experimental rock trio from Philippines and Chicago) |
“[who’s listening to van gogh’s ear?]” (Hear here) |
(Jack of None) |
| Daniel Jordan (Tulsa pop/folk singer-songwriter) |
“Introduction” (Hear here) |
(Daniel Jordan, April 23) |
| Banga McLoven (Cape Girardeau, Mo., hip-hop artist) |
“The Big Bang Theory” (Hear here) |
(Whalen A.B.M ENT, April 23) |
| Miss Sarah Trance (Madrid electronic artist) |
“Zero Point Last Galaxy” (Hear here) |
(Pin Label Productions, April 26) |
| Trinity Mpho (World Music Artist of the Year 2015 award winner at the African Entertainment Award in Canada) |
“Children of the Universe,” “Mama” (Hear here) |
(Trinity Mpho, April 24/28) |
| Gary Nelson (Bella Vista, Ark., singer-songwriter) |
“You’re a Big Boy Now” (Hear here) |
(Gary Nelson) |
| Samantha Preis (American singer-songwriter based in London) |
“Cruel Love” (Hear here) |
(Samantha Preis) |
| Gabriel Savage (Vancouver-based musician-DJ) |
“Real Eyes (Realize)” (Hear here) |
(Gabriel Savage) |
| Sloppy Joe’s |
“Eat Sloppy Joe’s” (Hear here) |
(Timezone) |
| Jericho Spitz (Chicago reggae artist) |
“If Him No Be Dead” (Hear here) |
(Jericho Spitz, April 20) |
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