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Unsigned Artist: Lucid Rivers
U.K.-based band Lucid Rivers have a unique sound that could be called “sludgedelic,” characterized by morose, marching cadences married to vocals that convey a sly, ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Di Alo
Artist Di Alo’s deft melding of R&B, Hip-Hop and Pop yields an appealing sound that envelopes the listener and has garnered prominent TV placements (Ray ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Burning Bridget Cleary
Very well-presented trad-folk band that practically gives you a bracing face-full of North Sea spray with each song. On Celtic folk tunes such as “Madam ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Mammoth
This young instrumental trio of Musicians Institute students not only exhibits impressive individual chops, but an ability to play with controlled intensity as a unit. ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Statues of Cats
These nimble Cats find ways to spice up the familiar in their funk-infused alt-rock, exhibiting a level of musicianship that makes each song a fun, ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Leo Wilde
Whoa now—is that a big-ass pipe organ blazing away in Wilde’s dance-friendly “The Opposite”? Those bold, bellowing chords sure do lay a heavy foundation for ... -
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Unsigned Artist: ARMORS
Right away it’s clear that this trio have an excellent production hand guiding them—everything sounds great. Whether it’s “Aubrey” (about a fake girl obsessed with ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Andrew Adkins
Singer/songwriter Adkins has a warm, breathy appeal and he displays an abiding optimism in songs such as “Freeborn Heart,” where harmonica and banjo convey an ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Rainy Day Crush
Fronted by Betsy Ade, this Wisconsin quartet has a unique, retro-modern sound (incorporating burlesque, old-timey elements) that shows potential—if the band can work out fundamental ... -
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Unsigned Artist: Stefanie Engl
Not only does this composer have superior talent and the production skills to render her themes for max impact, but she’s presented them on a ...
