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A new project by Com Truise has been unveiled with the release of “Persuasion System” the title track to a new mini-LP. The track is an aural journey through duality, melancholy, and optimism.

Hannah Rodgers adopted her grandma's nickname Pixx as her handle. Guitar driven and slightly vicious, "Disgrace" is her latest song.

The Silver Lake Chorus celebrates their LA roots by partnering with Van Dyke Parks (known for co-writing the album   Smile  with Beach Boy Brian Wilson). Originally penned in 1988 but unpacked for The Silver Lake Chorus, "Tabu" features Park's...

Misty Mtn dub their sound as "dark mountain pop," and it’s on full display with their debut EP. The sexy sounding track “Silver” is inspired by natural elements.

An American girl with a French name, Claude Fontaine is one of many talented musicians residing in Los Angeles. In love with Bossa Nova and Rocksteady/Reggae, Fontaine wrote her love songs and recorded in Chet Baker's legendary Los Angeles studio....

A beautiful magic happens when like-hearted artists converge; just like in this case with Calexico and Iron & Wine. Their simpatico spirits ascend in gorgeous melody, as their bona fide talent shines through on "Father Mountain."

"Cry Everything" is the first song from Kindness in 5 years and it has a lot going for it. First, longtime collaborator (and friend), Robyn co-wrote and supplies her nimble vocals. Second, you can spot a Todd Rundgren sample. Last but not least, it...

A first generation Mexican-American, Omar Apollo is part of a Chicano-soul wave emerging from disparate cities across the U.S. He’s an artist on the rise, and we are digging "Ashamed."

After a long and arduous tour, LA based singer/songwriter Patrick Park returned home and began to write songs that represent "the need to chase things in life that only bring the most fleeting sense of fulfillment." "Love Lover Love" features guest...

July 10th marks legendary singer and activist Mavis Staple's 80th birthday. To celebrate, she’s released a new album that’s written and produced by Ben Harper. We Get By kicks off with "Change," a powerful anthem that makes us think.