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ever, ending – “neptune”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: “Neptune is an exploration into the midwest emo genre; blending elements of grunge, alternative rock, and midwest emo together ever,ending creates a unique sound in the space. Written about a love interest’s fathers disapproval Neptune highlights the best elements of the midwest emo genre while bringing a refreshing new take on it.”
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Bloomr – “TalkTalkTalk”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: “TalkTalkTalk was produced by J. Robbins and Mixed by The Animal Farm (UK). It provides a tongue-in-cheek social commentary on the digital disconnect we all share in today’s world. It seems for some of us, we live more in our phones than we do in the physical world.”
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Sarpa Salpa – “She Never Lies”
Country: UK
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist: “‘’She Never Lies was one of the first songs we wrote together as a band! We wrote it a long time ago back when we still rehearsed at Marcus (vocals) parents house! It’s become somewhat of a live fan favourite and it felt like the perfect time to revisit it in a studio setting. We’re so proud of how it turned and think it’s some of our best work to date!”
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San Huan – “To Increase the Height”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: Over a menacing Nine Inch Nails-inspired industrial beat, San Huan detachedly sings of “stay[ing] in shadows around town” until she begs, “somebody come beat me up!” This art pop track was produced by Bay Area legend Maryam Qudus. This song is about simmering anxiety, feelings of futility, and reaching a point of such turmoil that you’d rather come have someone beat you up.
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Ariana Fig – “Punchline”
Country: Canada
Genre: Indie Pop
Words From the Artist: “Punchline is the 4th single from Fig’s upcoming EP. It is the perfect send off for the young artist as she navigates the overwhelming pressure of writing songs that are so personal. She doesn’t want to be the punchline to the joke or the brunt of people’s laughter. She battles with not wanting to mess up her relationship dynamic and the cost of her own self sabotage.”
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Low Lying Sun – “Low Lying Sun”
Country: UK
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist: “”Low Lying Sun was the first song we wrote together as a band. We were messing around writing and the song came together really quickly and laid down the foundations of what we wanted the band to sound like. Once we’d written a few more songs we were trying to think of a name for the project and it felt right that we should be named after the seminal track.”
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Adam Spry – “Rotten Mausoleum”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: “Walking through the streets of Rome, I kept picturing an emperor who “went into the family business” so to speak. He just wanted to play the lute and study philosophy with his friends. Sick and tired of the class disparity around him, he decided to have the old statues torn down. He was of course killed and replaced with someone who would rule with an iron fist and was subsequently erased from history. This is where “Rotten Mausoleum” was born.”
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PsyOp – “Navy Yard Burning”
Country: US
Genre: Punk
Words From the Artist: “Navy Yard Burning is about the delightful thought of a fiery apocalypse ensuing from the center of Washington, D.C.s Navy Yard region, which is at the epicenter of the gentrification crisis and in particular is home to the many lobbying professionals that reside in the District.”
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Your Downstairs Neighbors – “Missing Signs”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: “Missing Signs is written about the experience of growing up witnessing child abuse & neglect in the world around you while not quite being able to understand what is happening.”
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Mad Sneaks – “Inside The Middles”
Country:Brazil
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: “The music video for Inside the Middles is participating in several film festivals around the world and has won some in North America and Europe. “
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