Just three days after his single “Old Soul” was named as Clash’s ‘Track of the Day,’ Colin Macleod shares his brand new track “Warning Signs.” The two songs preview his upcoming second album Hold Fast, which will be released on January 29, 2021 via SO Recordings (Pre-Save/Pre-Order Here). “Warning Signs” is a story that remains unchanged with each passing generation. Getting stuck into a drinking session is all well and good. Or at least it is until a throbbing head and dry throat wakes you from your slumber and ignites a terrible fear of what happened in those missing hours.
“You don’t really remember what happened, but you know it wasn’t good,” says Colin. “You wake up in the morning and the alarm bells are ringing.” Hear for yourself and follow along with the “Warning Signs” lyric video below.
Tiny.blips is an artist that is currently based in South Florida, but originally is from Wilmington, Delaware. Although that might not be the DMV, it’s a neighboring community that we look to support! Tiny.blips also went to the Unviersity of Delaware, and since his graduation he has been growing in his music ability.
His newest track is called, “Heart-Shaped Box” and it has an amazingly calm lo-fi feel to it. It’s a Nirvana cover that has some very diversifying elements compared to the original. It’s the first single of a lo-fi covers EP that he will be releasing in the near future. All instruments, vocals, productions arrangement, recordings and mixing wsa all done by Tiny.blips. Check out the track below.
More to Watch DeSanguashington is a Columbian-American band located in Washington D.C. that creates a fusion of traditional Columbian folk music with rock and pop.
In the music video of his new single “DO IT”, Shem Thomas shows people who pursue their passion and are not hindered by handicaps or social ideas. These are courageous people who go their way unwaveringly because they love what they do. All characters in the film are real life stories, not actors.
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