New releases
Published on March 9th, 2016 |
by Gerry Galipault
ReverbNation Release Dates (March 11 and Beyond)
This has been a brutal year for music, and it’s only early March. We’ve lost Natalie Cole, David Bowie, Glenn Frey, so many others, and now George Martin. Sir George Martin. The fifth Beatle. He was one of the most accomplished and most respected producers in rock history. He was devoted to his craft, something all artists – new and old – should aspire to.
“It’s wonderful to be here, it’s certainly a thrill” … let’s keep the music going.
Here are the latest additions to our ongoing list of new and upcoming releases from ReverbNation-affiliated artists.
On with the countdown …
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| Ari B |
“Break the Ice” (Hear here) |
(Ari B, March 15) |
| Reverse Order (pop-rock trio from Hackettstown, N.J.) |
“Nothing to Hide” (three-song EP; first single: “Erase You”; Hear here) |
(Reverse Order, March 15) |
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| Iará Delice (Georgia-based R&B singer) |
“Right Now Man” (Hear here) |
(Iará Delice Music, March 16) |
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Katie Ainge (Salt Lake City-based singer-songwriter) |
“Thrive” (Hear here) |
(Tate Music Group, April 5) |
| Dead Day Revolution (L.A. alt-rock band) |
“On Our Own” (producer: Larry Goetz; Hear here; See here) |
(Dead Day Revolution Music, April 5) |
Ralphy (L.A. pop singer) |
“PeaceLover” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Ralphy, April 5) |
| Willy ARQ (St. Paul, Minn., hip-hop artist) |
“Black Sheep” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(SWITCHH Entertainment, March 31) |
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The Phoenix Rose (Brighton, England, reggae-pop band fronted by composer-singer Jarvis Smith) |
“The Phoenix Rose” (producer: Native Wayne Jobson; Hear here) |
(GypsyPop) |
Recent Releases
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| AHLIYON (NYC-based EDM-pop artist) |
“SP/.\CESTATION” (Hear here) |
(AHLIYONATION™ / REDPL/ . \NET, March 7) |
| Jocelyn & Chris Arndt (sibling rock duo from Cambridge, Mass.) |
“Edges” (Hear here) |
(Bridge Road Entertainment, March 7) |
| Attacca (Blue Springs, Mo., rock group) |
“Samples of Humans” (Hear here) |
(Attacca, March 1) |
| Bigmouthben (Atlanta rapper) |
“Act Like It” (Hear here) |
(Profitable Publishing Company, March 1) |
| Damon & Matthews (rock duo from Brandy Station, Va.) |
“We Go Kartin'” (Hear here) |
(Isle Royale, March 4) |
| Hero the Band (pop-rock group based in Decatur, Ga.) |
“Bleach” (Hear here) |
(Nova Love, March 1) |
| RC Manor |
“Off to Paradise” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(RC Manor, March 1) |
| Metorana (NYC indie-rock trio) |
“Sick Sad World” (Hear here) |
(Fenix, March 1) |
| Rhea Raj (eclectic pop singer from Skillman, N.J.) |
“Neon (Hello Beddo Remix)” (Hear here) |
(Clubstream Orange) |
| Ferdinand Rennie (Glasgow-based singer-actor) |
“The Rose” (Hear here) |
(Fabscots Music, March 2) |
| Some Velvet Morning (U.K. alt-rock trio) |
“Musical Chairs” (four-song EP; Hear here) |
(Some Velvet Morning) |
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| Sean Michael Belding |
“I’d Be There” (Hear here) |
(Sean Michael Belding, Feb. 29) |
| CrowFly (Orlando alt-rock trio) |
“Losing Our Fear” (Hear here) |
(CrowFly, Feb. 23) |
| Dario BianKi (Spanish DJ-producer) |
“Smash That Seat My Dear” (Hear here) |
(WasteMusicBusters s.r.l., Feb. 29) |
| Doctor G & FunkFusion (from Camarillo, Calif.) |
“Be Cool” (Hear here) |
(Great-House) |
| Jah Rooti (Jamaican rootical singer) |
“Hush” (Hear here) |
(Seventh Trumpet Production, Feb. 27) |
| J-Giles Son (Christian hip-hop artist from Pompano Beach, Fla.) |
“Kill to Protect” (guests: Mouthpi3ce, Benjah, Kayla Starks, FLO, Wise, Swift, Kaitlin Connor; Hear here) |
(J-Giles Son, Feb. 24) |
| Joka Beatz (instrumental act from Louisville, Ky.) |
“The Plug Instrumentals” (Hear here) |
(Hard Hustla Muzik, Feb. 29) |
| Perfect Fate (Manchester, Conn., alt-rock band) |
“Opia” (Hear here) |
(Excess, Feb. 29) |
| Mario Petrix (Italian EDM artist) |
“Colors” (Hear here) |
(Record Union, Feb. 25) |
| The Reed Brothers (San Antonio rock band) |
“The Reed Brothers” (six-song EP; Hear here) |
(Reed Artist Group, Feb. 25) |
| Keith Semple (season 9 contestant on “The Voice”) |
“Anytime Anywhere” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Keith Semple) |
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| Pete Cannella (traditional pop singer from Barrington, N.J.) |
“Off the Bridge” (Hear here) |
(Pete Cannella, Feb. 21) |
| DaBeautifulKey (Houston soul singer) |
“True Colors” (Hear here) |
(DaBeautifulKey, Feb. 22) |
| Greg Gomes (L.A.-based rock singer) |
“Born to Win” (Hear here) |
(Greg Gomes, Feb. 22) |
| DJ Rapper J Lee |
“On Twenty 4’s” (Hear here) |
(MrJs Findingthingsyouneed, Feb. 21) |
| Nikki Lerner (R&B singer from Columbia, Md.) |
“The Things We Never Say” (Hear here) |
(Nikki Lerner Music) |
| Das-Kollektiv.net (German electronica act) |
“Android” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Das-Kollektiv.net, Feb. 22) |
| Red Star Deluxe (Australian indie-electro band) |
“New Dawn Dreamer” (Hear here) |
(Red Star Deluxe, Feb. 18) |
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| Jeff Barbare (Canadian rocker) |
“Mr. Timebomb” (MP3; Hear here) |
(Jeff Barbare, Feb. 13) |
| B.Bless (hip-hop artist from Forest Hills, N.Y.) |
“The Lost Prince” (MP3; Hear here) |
(Paperchase Entertainment, Feb. 15) |
| Raburn Benge (Nashville-based country singer-songwriter) |
“It’s a Country Thing” (Hear here) |
(Raburn Benge, Feb. 14) |
| Alex Caruso (pop singer from Culpeper, Va.) |
“Hyperventil8” (Hear here) |
(Hump Day, Feb. 10) |
| David Martin Cassese (Orlando singer-songwriter) |
“I Ain’t Worthy (But I Believe)” (Hear here) |
(David Martin Cassese, Feb. 10) |
| Dysfunctional Mariachi (Chicago rock band) |
“308” (first single: “Hailstorm”; Hear here) |
(Dysfunctional Mariachi, Feb. 14) |
| Ashton Edminster (folk singer from Midlothian, Texas) |
“For My Darling” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Ashton Edminster) |
| Elektrik People (L.A. electro-pop band) |
“Stargazer” (five-song EP; Hear here) |
(Elektrik People Music, Feb. 9) |
| Sam Harmonix |
“Boss” (feat. Eddie McCaskill; Hear here) |
(Harmonix Factory, Feb. 9) |
| Bernie Journey (NYC dance-pop singer-songwriter) |
“Patience With My Heart” (guests: Wayne Numan, Hendrick Valera; Hear here) |
(Bernie Journey) |
| Veeh Lil’Monsterpull (Bartow, Fla., rapper) |
“Do to Me” (featuring Lexis Williams; Hear here) |
(LMG, Feb. 13) |
| Marwan Maurice (Columbus, Ohio, soul singer) |
“Sistah Soul” (Hear here) |
(Marwan Maurice, Feb. 11) |
| Meresha (indie pop singer from North Palm Beach, Fla.) |
“My Love Has Come” (guests: Wayne Numan, Hendrick Valera; Hear here) |
(Sonic Dolphin, Feb. 9) |
| Lola Rhodes (pop-folk singer-songwriter from Marina del Rey, Calif.) |
“Marina del Rey” (Hear here) |
(Lola Rhodes, Feb. 14) |
| Silversnake Michelle (Italian rocker Micaela Battista) |
“Her Snakeness” (Hear here) |
(Silversnake Michelle) |
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| Bittersweet Collapse (Fayetteville, Ga., rock band) |
“Shut My Eyes” (Hear here) |
(Bittersweet Collapse) |
| Leah Brooke |
“Royal Jelly” (Hear here) |
(Lucky Tooth) |
| Doxter S (McLean, Va., singer-songwriter) |
“Perfect” (Hear here) |
(Crimson Studios) |
| J LyriKal |
“We Dream On” (guests: Claret JAI, Princess RB; Hear here) |
(J LyriKal, Feb. 7) |
| JourneyDay & Jade Luvdae (sibling acoustic/pop duo from Napa, Calif.) |
“Our Time” (three-song EP; Hear here) |
(Journey Rhorer, Feb. 7) |
| Lions Among Us (metal band from Freedom, Pa.) |
“Dream Chaser” (Hear here) |
(Lions Among Us) |
| Patryk Martino Martynus (Polish DJ) |
“Sonidos del Alma” (feat. Emma Carbonell; Hear here) |
(Patryk Martino Martynus, Feb. 4) |
| Jesse Medeles (L.A. Latin artist) |
“Amor” (Hear here) |
(J2 Entertainment) |
| Skylar Renee (Malibu, Calif., pop singer) |
“All That I Need,” “Baby It’s You” (MP3; Hear here) |
(Skylar Renee, Feb. 2) |
| Jai Rian (Las Vegas rapper) |
“Abandoned” (Hear here) |
(Bittersweet Collapse) |
| Samuel Singz (L.A. soul singer) |
“Love 2 Make Love 2 You” (Hear here) |
(Dream Bigger, Feb. 7) |
| Skakila |
“My Light” (Hear here) |
(Shakila, Feb. 7) |
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Gerry Galipault Gerry Galipault debuted Pause & Play online in October 1997. Since then, it has become the definitive place for CD-release dates — with a worldwide audience.
