Pine Barons “Sinks in the Water” in Dreamy New Single “Blue Dolphin”
More to Watch Need to update your springtime playlists? Look no further than “Blue Dolphin,” experimental dream pop group Pine Barons’ latest release as of Tuesday, April 11th. The track is the follow up single to “Frantic Francis,” which dropped the last day of February, and continues its predecessor’s journey down a whimsical new path […]
Tired Radio are Feeling “Lousy, thanks.” on New EP
Recent Articles The “bummer punk” foursome, Tired Radio, follow up their debut album with an energetic, abrasive set of tunes. Tired Radio – official EP cover for “Lousy, thanks.” Hailing from Brooklyn, Tired Radio consist of “1 big guy, 1 small guy and 2 medium guys.” Their tongue-in-cheek approach have set them apart from other […]
León Larregui Visiting The Fillmore Silver Spring May 27 on His “PRISMARAMA” U.S. Tour
Recent Articles Award-winning Mexican singer León Larregui will perform at The Fillmore Silver Spring on May 27 on his PRISMARAMA U.S. Tour. Award-winning Mexican singer, composer, and producer León Larregui is one of Iberian America’s most influential rock personalities who will be making his return to the U.S. this May, performing at The Fillmore Silver […]
Broke Royals Assumes They Have “No Time For Love” in New Single
Recent Articles D.C. rock band Broke Royals’s catchy new single “No Time For Love” chronicles the early stages of a relationship. Broke Royals “No Time For Love” album art Broke Royals, a rock & roll band that hails from D.C. recently released their latest single, “No Time For Love,” an upbeat, Strokes-inspired track that chronicles […]
Riots and Jetpacks Take Big Pharma for a Ride with Carousel
Recent Articles New Future /Pop Rock duo Riots and Jetpacks of France release a new track called “Carousel,” a metaphor for modern health care. Riots and Jet Packs – Carousel – album art If there’s one thing most people agree on, it is that people all over the world should expect a basic level of […]
Syrian-American Artist Husam: ‘If I Was Going to Quit, I Should Have Quit a Long Time Ago’
What doesn’t kill you makes you a survivor is the most fitting description of Syrian-American artist Husam’s story. The D.C.-based songwriter and producer first embraced music while in college in order to process his pain, and along the way, he discovered a sense of purpose. Join contributing writer Cynthia Gross, as she connects with Husam in recognition of Arab American Heritage Month. Learn what has surprised Husam most about his career, his message to anyone who feels hampered by their trauma, and details on his forthcoming single, which was influenced by the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Syria earlier this year.
