Lauren Waller is a Los Angeles native who is making waves with her new single “What If.” Taken from her latest endeavor, the “No Names Here” EP, she entices with a bold sound that will linger in your ears. A recent graduate from Pepperdine University, Waller has garnered acclaim from near and far, including Ireland. Catchy hooks and powerful vocals fill “What If” which sets the tone for the remainder of the equally stunning EP.

Give a listen to Lauren Waller’s “What If,” here: 
https://soundcloud.com/lwallermusic/what-if

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Josh Taerk has just released the music video for his single “Learning To Let Go.” The video features appearances from players on The Nashville Sound baseball team and follows a young man transitioning from childhood to adulthood while pursuing his dreams of becoming a pro baseball player, making this a must see video.

Josh Taerk says of the video:

“This was the first song I wrote with my producer and good friend Teddy Morgan who I was introduced to by John Oates (Hall and Oates).  Teddy and I wrote it in Teddy’s studio in Berry Hill, Tennessee and recorded it at Buzz Cason’s studio, The Creative Workshop. Cason was a backing singer for Elvis Presley and Kenny Rogers. In 1970, he founded ‘Creative Workshop’, a recording studio, where Dolly Parton, Jerry Reed, Merle Haggard, The Judds, The Doobie Brothers, Emmylou Harris and Olivia Newton-John recorded material.”

An enticing piece, Josh Taerk prominently secures his place as a notable artist of 2017. We’re excite to hear what he comes up with next.
Watch “Learning To Let Go” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqLNQO2E_kI

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Brooklyn’s A is for Atom is back at it again with his new single “Last Man on the Moon.” Mike Cykoski is the genius behind the musical moniker, which impresses us with every listen. Taking the time to share a few words about the track, take a peek to what he has to say, below.

“I wrote “Last Man on the Moon”  that explores the theme of never being able to go home again and nostalgia. On the surface it’s a sci-fi story about a man in the future watching the destruction of earth from his base on the moon. He is extremely frightened and feels understandable loneliness and isolation as the reality of his situation sets in. He’ll be stuck on the moon for the rest of his life and can never go home—he sends a signal into the emptiness of space at the end and realizes that it’s now a long way down and he’s doomed.

“Last Man on the Moon,” can be found via Soundcloud. On October 13, A is for Atom will also release his newest record, so be on the lookout!

Joe Wood has just released his new infectious piece, “Somethin Bout You.” The follow up to “Rush,” Wood brings an enticing and symphonic sound to the table. Throughout the track his voice is gorgeous and smooth with a hypnotic beat that is laced from start to finish. Destined to be a musician, Wood was born with the perfect pitch. Teaching himself both piano and guitar, he has a stunning talent for writing irresistible and memorable hooks and instrumentation. His vocals and lyricism are captivating as he brings a blend of a prominent guitars, hip hop beats, a dash of pop and a little bit of synth into play. “Somethin Bout You,” is bound to be one of your new favorite singles of the year. I can’t wait to hear what else Joe Wood has up his sleeve…

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Beto Hale releases Orbs of Light today.  It is his first full-length album since 2012.

The songs range in influence from progressive-rock, to Beatles, Bob Dylan, 80’s Pop and Post Punk. They all fit cohesively into one idea and the listener walks away with the deep sense that everything is going to be alright.

Orbs of Light is a collection of 10 original songs.  Beto wrote, performed, and co-produced and played drums, percussion, bass, electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin, keyboards, piano, and sang lead and backing vocals on 90% of the album. It was recorded at Los Olivos Recording Studios, Beto’s new, 2000-sq. ft., state of the art facility in Los Angeles.

The lyrics have a positive message meant to counter the current negative atmosphere pervading the news.

According to Beto, The title track “Orbs of Light” was originally conceived as a song about hope; amidst the negativity that surrounds us today, it talks about being strong, believing in yourself, no matter how many terrible things you have witnessed or experienced. The Orbs represent the eyes, which in turn reflect ones spirit.

Our favorite is “Far Away” which is about a deep love for someone who has left us physically but not spiritually. It’s not about someone who died, but rather about someone who had to go away for some reason. The connection you can hear is is deep, and the singer is expressing not just hope, but certainty that, even in the face of despair, he will still remember and love the one who left.

Listen to the album here:

https://soundcloud.com/beto-hale/sets/orbs-of-light-fyc/s-ty026

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