Trade Wind Releasing You Make Everything Disappear In July
Trade Wind is releasing their debut full length You Make Everything Disappear, out on July 15, 2016 via Graphic Nature Records an Equal Vision Records
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Trade Wind is releasing their debut full length You Make Everything Disappear, out on July 15, 2016 via Graphic Nature Records an Equal Vision Records
Kansas City electro metallers The Browning will be releasing their third album Isolation on June 24, 2016 via Spinefarm Records. Stream “Pure Evil” below.
Jersey City Hip-Hop duo expands fan base with new single Black and white hip hop outfi, TT(TopTier) reported record listener growth in 2020. Having released four widely-received singles last year, the music group passed 50,000 monthly Spotify listeners and broke over 1 million total streams on Soundcloud. Continuing the growth streak, TT(TopTier) is releasing a new song, “Lemme”, March 19. Lounging at their second home, New York’s Quad Studios, the emerging duo speaks on their recent success while recording for their upcoming EP: “The passion is as real as the birth of a new-born,...
7Minutes2LA, 4VR drop new singles Check out these new music innovators who are changing the game Producer collective 7Minutes2LA and Philly duo 4VR recently dropped two singles from their collaborative project. Pictured, top, from left are Solomon Caesar, Army Zenn, Cesar of 4VR and Ren of 4VR. Bottom, from left are Matty Moonshine, Rob Glemser and Trev In The Cut. | Image: Calvin Seng @nivla.c Local producer collective 7Minutes2LA just dropped two singles in collaboration with Philly R&B-pop duo 4VR. The songs are a part of a greater project between the two entities that they have been worki...
Kimberly Paynter / WHYY On Sunday night, Sean Salm could see the stage at Voltage Lounge lighting up again, with guitarists, singers and even professional wrestlers performing in front of a live audience after months of silence. Not literally, of course. But for the live venue manager, President Donald Trump’s decision to sign the $900 billion second coronavirus stimulus bill was enough to make him dare to dream. The Voltage, like most other hospitality businesses, has been devastated by the occupancy restrictions brought by the pandemic. The 350-capacity venue near Center City hasn’...