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Camp Howard – Juice

Out now on Egghunt Records is “Juice” the new EP for Richmond VA band Camp Howard. The summery title track sets a neat balance that we’re digging…
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05-22-17

Chloe Leone – Comfortably Me

The Fred Cox-produced (Lion Babe, Janelle Monae) “Comfortably Me” is impeccable new pop from UK singer based in London Chloe Leone.
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05-18-17

Jordan Mackampa – Battlecry

Coventry UK songwriter Jordan Mackampa streams percussive immediate missive “Battlecry”, the follow-up to also strong “Saint” from March. …
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05-11-17

Niulfer Yanya – Golden Cage

New favorite Nilufer Yanya will release the agronomically-titled “Plant Feed” EP via Blue Flowers Music on June 9th. A component part of the EP…
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05-10-17

Brika – Don’t Want Your Love

Brika focuses her aim on major Spotify/radio crossover “Don’t Want Your Love”, the strongest, most accessible track to date from the Miami…
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05-05-17

Hoodlem – Funny Farm

“Funny Farm” is new from Australian singer now based in Toronto Hoodlem. The dark pop track glides about 3:29 duration powered by a propulsive…
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04-28-17

Premiere: Peter Wise – Sandcastle State of Mind

We’re very pleased at B3 to premiere “Sandcastle State of Mind”, the latest track from Brooklyn-based artist Peter Wise. We love love love this…
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04-27-17

Premiere: Drinker – Which Way Is South

“Which Way Is South” is the debut track online for the LA/NYC duo of Aaron Mendelssohn and Ariel Loh a/k/a Drinker. The minimal, transportative…
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04-27-17

Premiere: Von Grey – Poison in the Water

We’re very pleased to premiere the excellent “Poison in the Water”, the new track from Atlanta-based sister trio Von Grey. The track which rides…
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04-26-17

Tigers Are Bad For Horses – Helium

Thank you music gods and goddesses for gracing me with the beautiful track, “Helium” by Tigers Are Bad For Horses. It’s the only thing getting me…
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04-19-17

GAPS – Shatter

“Shatter”, the latest from Brighton band GAPS, is set to a minimal (almost hymnal) aesthetic ruddered around hypnotic whirl of repeated synth…
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04-19-17