Our May Monthly Music Mashup is live on Substream Magazine! Check out jams from Horse Jumper of Love, Wave Break, Electric Sensei, Shred Flintstone, Ciel Roi, Castlewild, Holden Dixon, Cue the Suns, The Good Neighbors, ponder, The Stedwells and more! Listen here.
“When the time came to step up to the stage and do what we loved the most, we just knew that no matter what the outcome, we were going to be our normal, overly-energetic selves and enjoy the moment. Then our musical intro hit, an eerie piano piece with a simple vocal track, and the curtains opened. That is the moment my eyes welled up and I almost lost it.”
Ten Two opens up about one of the most moving performances in his music career, only on Circles & Soundwaves. Check it out HERE!
Music Mayhem has the exclusive first listen of K-Bust‘s third single release, “Torn”, off the forthcoming March 9th album, Fearless. This new single is one of K-Bust’s darkest songs that was produced for Fearless.
K-Bust says “Torn” is “one of my favorites of the album for the intense emotions it makes me feel every time I listen to it. It’s about the losing of oneself to another. Giving all we have in a relationship and getting nothing in return, leaving us empty handed. Torn talks about reaching a point of no return, when we realize that we’ve been in a toxic and abusive relationship for too long and that is time to put an end to it.That’s what the music, around it, is all about; an explosion of feelings and emotions, coming from a very dark place, from anger and sadness.“
Take a listen –> http://bit.ly/2hxoTT3
“Vaeda Black is green in the indie industry, but that didn’t stop her from making FKA Twigs meets Lana Del Rey-esque bop “Face Down.” At just 16 years old, Black has a powerful voice made for the charts. A newcomer on the rise, Black and Substream have teamed up to premiere her first single “Face Down.” Her forthcoming EP will be released in early 2018.”
Listen —-> http://bit.ly/2hw9z95
Our October Monthly Music Mashup is live on Substream Magazine! Check out jams from Till I Fall, Boston Marriage, Far Too Young, Intervention, Crooked Teeth, First In Flight, Stevie Talks, Say What You Will, Light It Up, Willowz and Taylor Rae! Read more here.
“We in Septacy are honoured to not only have had the opportunity to hear and meet these bands, but to share stages with them and, more often than not, call them our friends.” Septacy shares a playlist of some of their favorite songs on Musical Notes Global! Read more here.
“I’ve been through some big changes and personal growth in my life lately. I had a moment of truth and I decided that I wanted to break free from my fears and everything that was holding me back for so long, from pursuing my dreams, and more importantly, from daring to be myself and show the world what I am made of.” Read more about K-Bust’s upcoming album and much more in her interview with Sound Digest here.
“Earlier this year, our Oakland-based Motown soul and funk band Trace Repeat took on the ambitious task of printing our new album “The Oaktown Sound” on CD and 12-inch vinyl. Two master revisions, countless artwork updates, three months of manufacturing time, and $4,000 worth of debt later, we finally had our record ready to sell on yet another form of extinct media. Because let’s face it. We all end up listening on Spotify anyway, right?”
Trace Repeat talks about floppy disks, CDs, vinyl, and our emotional connection to physical music media in their guest blog for Concert Crap. Read more here.
“The real secret is in knowing how to maximize the resources you have be they financial, personal or technical, and getting everyone involved pushing in the same direction to get something done in what may be an unconventional manner.”
Septacy’s Ricky Marasigan tells us how to craft a stunning music video w/ a small budget in guest blog on Musical Notes Global. Read more here.
Happy International Day of the Girl! What better way to celebrate the empowerment of girls worldwide than recognizing the musical accomplishments of two powerful female artists. Lindsay Katt and K-Bust interviewed one another in the latest installment of the Bands Interviewing Bands series for Cliche Magazine. Read more about how these two powerhouses have transformed their careers in the music industry here.