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Leo Di Croce – “Yellow Lemons Wait”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: ““Yellow Lemons Wait” is the opening track of my album About Time, exploring themes of waiting, longing, and the passage of time. It tells the story of Jodie, who fills her life with dreams and a yellow lemon tree, waiting for life to make sense. The song blends folk storytelling with a universal feeling of anticipation.”
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Napoleon Bonfire – “Bad for Business”
Country: Canada
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “It features great harmonies throughout and a steady guitar and bass groove. The finale kicks off following the bridge, with energetic piano and more harmonies”
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The Mars McClanes – “The Dead”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The Dead is an indie-rock shanty surprise just in time for all your spring nautical-themed parties, which are totally a thing and not something The Mars McClanes, would make up. The song is the Portland-based band’s most electric track to date, juxtaposing a tale of hopeless surrender to a danceable beat “
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WebSurfAndMe – “Everyone”
Country: Australia
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “WebSurfAndMe is a 23-year-old Alternative Rock artist from Leichhardt, Sydney. He started out in bands before spiraling into an obsession with ruining songs through Jersey club remixes. Now, with his debut original single Everyone, he’s blending the distorted guitars of his past with his love for trap and electronic production. The result? Loud, a little chaotic, and hopefully not terrible.”
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All Systems Go – “Hey, Crabman!”
Country: US
Genre: Garage Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: ““Hey, Crabman!”, a reference to the show My Name is Earl, is a song that focuses on taking any situation in life and responding to it in the best way possible. The main premise of the actual TV show has the main character, Earl, completing a list of good deeds to make up for everyone he wronged in his life. Our frontman Devin took this concept and put it to music. Being a good person will lead to good karma, and following the concept of the show, will ideally nullify the chance of any bad karma happening. As we grow older and near our 30’s, we’ve felt that approaching life this way ultimately leads to better peace of mind. This is the most positive song on our EP “Finding Closure”, serving as the ideal opening track for the EP.”
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Red Tuesdays – “Na Na Na Na”
Country: Switzerland
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Na Na Na Na blends shoegaze and indie influences, drenched in reverb and capturing a sense of nostalgic, emotional rawness. This song will be part of our debut EP: a dreamy, atmospheric collection”
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Danny Justice – “Kalsu Nights”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The song is about a veteran reflecting on his time in Iraq. Hearing about a fellow soldier that fell on hard times after returning home, the singer wishes that he would have been able to help his friend to steer him away from going down a dark path. Ultimately, the singer is thankful for their friendship in a time of war and wishes he can help his friend, because the friend watched his back during missions in iraq.”
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Jodie Langford – “Put It Down”
Country: UK
Genre: Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: “The song’s inspired by mine & Endoflevelbaddie’s shared disdain of people filming an entire live performance on their phone” says Jodie “I pay good money to see a live act that I adore & the last thing I want is to view it through people’s phone screens. I love being fully involved at gigs & feeling that connection between you & the artists on stage. Getting your phone out for a long period of time is poor gig etiquette… & I’m short so that doesn’t help!”
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Oxblood Moon – “With You”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “”‘With You’ has a liberating, rebellious, adventurous feeling,” says Bexley Terrell (lead vocals, co-writer). “It’s about escaping the ordinary—leaving everything behind to explore the world with the person who means the most to you.” The song captures that fleeting holiday euphoria, where you want the moment to last forever, only to realise that reality eventually calls you back. With driving guitars, pounding drums, and raw, unpolished vocals, “With You” is an explosive, stomp-along anthem tailor-made for late-night drives, festival singalongs, and anyone who’s ever dreamed of dropping everything and running away.”
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Buddy Wynkoop – “9-5 Disease”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Buddy Wynkoop is a 4 piece art punk outfit that combines a barrage of spoken word existentialism, shout-sung melodies.”
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