Bay Area singer-songwriter Mae Powell‘s debut album on Karma Chief Records, Making Room for the Light, serves up a […]

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Despite having a name that sounds like it belongs to a member of the Cramps, Austin’s Celestine Gravely‘s brand […]

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Austin’s Allyse crafts R&B-infused pop charms to pair with her sometimes self-empowered and sometimes vulnerable songwriting. The military brat […]

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If you were going to try to stuff the new album from New York trio Hide and Shine into […]

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Beautiful melody and raw emotion blend seamlessly into the music of Austin’s Somebody Someone. The alt-indie singer-songwriter doesn’t create […]

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Austin’s Grocery Bag are more significant than a Sam Mendes metaphor. The quartet are the punk royalty of the […]

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Kileen-based rapper LYNN has bars for days and enough butter in her emotive, croony tunes to get Kerbey Lane […]

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All month long, we’ve had the pleasure of familiarizing you with one of Austin’s most ostentatious acts, J’cuuzi. The […]

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Austin’s Noah Faulkner, known on stage as Pedal Steel Noah, has garnered a global fanbase by harnessing the Gen-Z […]

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Seattle psych-surf trio Acapulco Lips have been hypnotizing the Pacific Northwest with their novel blend of surf-rock sounds mixed […]

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