The Russian Futurists, aka Matthew Adam Hart, and Heavy Blinkers crooner Ruth Minnikin trade verses in this sugary duet about hooking up. “One Night, One Kiss” is a playfully seductive clip shot by fashion photographer Angus Rowe MacPherson, set in our idealized memory of youth, playing with the song’s sense of aching wonder at the discovery of new love…
Plug In Stereo Releases New Album, “Nothing to Something”
The acoustic pop sensation, Plug In Stereo’s debut album Nothing to Something is available on iTunes and Hot Topic.
“Right now, the only thing I want in life is for people to hear my music,” says Dahl. “I grew up playing in bands, but was tired of the fake, closed-minded attitudes that a lot of kids my age shared.
Finnish Indie Band Neufvoin Showcase New Track
Finnish independent band, Neufvoin, releases a new noisy single, “Drunken Captain,” off from their Fake Musket EP. The driving tune sails through a hypnotic storm of echoes combining their pop sensibility with fresh shoegaze sound.
The Sliders’ New Album “City by the Sound” Out Now
The Long Island piano-rock foursome known as The Sliders have released their first full-length album, City By The Sound, produced by Jim Wirt (Incubus, Hoobastank, Jack’s Mannequin).
The independent band’s first full-length album, City By The Sound, is a record comprised of 11 coming-of-age tracks reminiscent of bands like The Script, Parachute, OAR, and Maroon 5. Their music combines the best of pop-rock with a musical sensibility. Eric, the group’s vocalist and primary songwriter, cites artists like Stevie Wonder and Sara Barielles as his key influences for writing catchy pop songs with intricate melodic foundations.
Matt Lowell Releases New EP on iTunes
NYC indie rock artist, Matt Lowell released his new EP, Swan Lake. Swan Lake isco-written with Dead Oceans Recording artist John Vanderslice and produced by Joel Hamilton (Black Keys, Matisyahu, Sparklehorse) and John Davis at Avatar Studios (John Mayer, Bruce Springsteen, Aerosmith).
Indie Artist Sam Means’ “Yeah Yeah” Featured in AT&T commercial
If you’ve been in proximity of a television during American Idol, SNL, Conan, or the Superbowl the mellow folk-pop of Sam Means’ “Yeah Yeah” has tickled your eardrums.
“Yeah Yeah” is currently being featured in a 30-second commercial by AT&T, as beautiful orange flowers sprout across cities, towns and countryside. “Coverage is a beautiful thing” declares the spot.
And indeed, it has been for Means – with downloads skyrocketing since the ad’s airing, and the track serving as a postcard to fans of Sam’s much beloved but now-defunct duo The Format.
Watch Peter, Bjorn and John Perform “Second Chance” on Conan
Independent trio, Peter, Bjorn and John, performed their new single, “Second Chance,” on Conan.