Today’s song is “Love You To The Moon” by Ohlayindigo. Hailing from San Francisco by way of Oslo, Norway, Ohlayindigo is comprised of singer and songwriter Hanna Ponth, and drummer Zak Shrapnell. The duo have been releasing music leading up to their debut EP out this summer. This is the latest single from the […]
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Today’s song is “Breaking Through the Walls” by FADES. The London quintet is composed of Joshua Woo (Vocals/ Guitar), Alessandro Melchior (Guitar/ Keys), Lucas Mendes (Lead Guitar), James Dibble (Bass), and Keir Adamson (Drums). Despite forming only a year ago, FADES has crafted high intensity melodies that sounds like they’ve been playing together for years.
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Today’s song is “Get Away (featuring Sen Dog of Cypress Hill)” by IIIZ. The Palm Springs band pronounced “eyes” are comprised of Ison Van Winkle (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards), Ross Murakami (Drums, Vocals), Jacob Gutierrez (Lead Bass, Vocals), and Mari Brossfield (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards). The band’s blend of 80’s influences like Depeche Mode along with the
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Today’s song is “Chemicals” by Captiva. The Kansas City, Missouri foursome is comprised of JJ Ries (vocals, guitar), Pat McQuaid (guitar, vocals), Nick Riffle (bass), and Hank Wiedel (drums). This alternative rock band has an easy breezy summer feeling. Their music is part jam band, part indie rock. The soothing sway of the guitars is
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Today’s song is “80 Years (featuring Alex Moshe)” by Daniel Grinberg. Hailing from Buenos Aires, he grew up with a passion for music, sciences, and technology able to repair electrical devices. He developed developed an optical software capable of inputting music scores and transforming them into mathematic codes, which would enable automatic transcriptions and
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