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Brandon Camphor: ‘I Haven’t Given Up Because I Know the Promise Looks Different Than the Present’

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Christian pop and urban gospel artist Brandon Camphor defines his calling by one word: purpose. The Gospel Billboard-charting songwriter won his first music competition at age 10 and has since continued to build on his successes. This Black History Month, join contributing writer Cynthia Gross as she sits down with Brandon Camphor to discuss his band, Brandon Camphor & One Way; the opportunities and challenges of being an independent artist; what he believes is the secret to his band’s longevity; how he emerged from a dark season of depression; the role of faith in his journey; and details on his new single, “Forever.”

Violinist Mazz Swift Will Join the Multicultural Silkroad Ensemble at George Mason

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History’s Silk Road was a loose network of trade routes between Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Traveling such distances required not only understanding different cultures and languages, but also learning about those peoples’ music along the way. The Silkroad Ensemble, the brainchild of Yo-Yo Ma, brings together musical styles from around the world. The Grammy-winning group will perform “Uplifted Voices” at George Mason University Jan. 29. Join contributing writer Eric Althoff as he sits down with violinist Mazz Swift who shares details on the show, comprised entirely of women and nonbinary artists, as well as their own journey.

Husam Reminds Us ‘What a Cruel World’ It Can Be

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Recent Articles D.C.-based Syrian American alternative artist Husam has recently released his new emotional single, “What a Cruel World.”  “This is meant to be the opposite of the classic “What a Wonderful World,” showcasing the reality that happens in other parts of the world,” he says. The song was inspired by Alan Kurdi, as seen […]

Sarah Krimson Emotionally Resists “Urban Melancholia”

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Recent Articles London-based singer-songwriter Sarah Krimson has recently released her new single, “Urban Melancholia” that is full of life despite its subject matter. The song opens with dreamy synths that capture your attention right away. Krimson’s charming vocals pair with its production that also consists of drums and guitar; the chorus is especially powerful when […]

Isaac Anderson Presents Vulnerable EP “Fingers Crossed”

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Recent Articles Singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer Isaac Anderson’s most recent release is his vulnerable solo EP, Fingers Crossed. “Storyteller” Isaac Anderson, former member of British band In Hindsight, the wedding band The English Country Gentlemen, and the rock band Fast Car To Florence currently is a solo independent singer and guitarist for Louis Tomlinson. After […]

RIVALS: Blurring the Line Between Dark Pop and Rock

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RIVALS is an alternative band from Los Angeles that is not afraid to merge scintillating dark pop-rock with post-hardcore, resulting in their unique sound that is sure to hook you in at first listen. The band, formed in 2014, consists of vocals by Kalie Wolfe, guitar by Micket Woodle, bass by Sebastian Clarke, and drums by Josh Alves. Vocalist Wolfe started out in the pop world while “the guys” started in the metal realm, and the band continues to experiment in their style. Learn more about RIVALS with contributing writer Emma Page, including the band’s influences, songwriting process, dream gig, and what’s on the horizon for the rising talent.

Jesse Gold Kicks Off New Era with “Go Go Gadget feat. Marc E. Bassy”

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Recent Articles Toronto R&B-pop artist Jesse Gold has returned with his highly anticipated new EP If Not Now, and its lead track “Go Go Gadget” featuring double platinum R&B artist Marc E. Bassy.  “That girl’s not right for me,” Gold sings, furthering his vision of having each song on the EP represent a different phase […]

The Thing With Feathers Nods to Early 2000’s MTV in “These Drugs” Music Video

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More to Watch On Nov. 4, Nashville’s alt-rock, indie pop powerhouse The Thing With Feathers released their new single “These Drugs,” along with a music video that captures their energetic live performances.  The band consists of David Welcsh (vocals), Alex Hendricks (lead guitar) and Chris Roussell (drums). The video was directed by Hannah Hall, the […]

“Your ‘Sticks & Stones’ Can’t Break My Bones,” svicideghost Sings in Newest Single

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Recent Articles Svicideghost, or Christopher Francis Chuilli, is a singer, songwriter, and rapper. His songs center around emotional themes such as self-reflection, and his style is reminiscent of past years’ “emo”, while still adding his own modern twists. His new single “Sticks & Stones” is a step further in his journey. It immediately grabs your […]

Estella Dawn Celebrates the “Winners” in New Single

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Recent Articles Estella Dawn is bringing an abundance of talent and energy to the modern pop scene, and her eighth release of 2022, “Winners”, is no exception. This unique, soulful song features sultry bass and powerful keys that build the track’s magnitude, along with Dawn’s explosive vocals. “Winners” exhibits Dawn’s vocal range, technique, and ability […]