New Music
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The Moon Is Flat’s “Long Enough”
“Long Enough,” The Moon Is Flat’s new single, is a hauntingly evocative response to the tragedy of ongoing mass shootings in our country. Lead singer...
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NEW MUSIC – “We Can Do It” from OK Sweetheart
We’re excited to sneak peek the first single off of OK Sweetheart’s upcoming EP Far Away, out May 11th. Far Away is singer songwriter Erin...
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Curse League’s “La Siembra”
Curse League writes with meaning. Their upcoming record, Laying by the Fire in Good Company, will take the listener on the path of a carefully...
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Palm’s ‘Rock Island’
As the sheer number of records in existence grows each year, it is becoming less common to come across an album or band that is...
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Strawberry Mountain’s “Super-Neuro Tropical”
Experimental future-pop band Strawberry Mountain, led by Seattle songwriter and musician Carter Prince, play eclectic music that walks a fine line between accessibility and pleasant...
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NODRA’s ‘Mantra’ is vital
These days, a large chunk of social interaction consists of a constant online barrage of headlines, opinions, memes, and boiling comment threads. It’s an ugly...
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Single Review: Powerbleeder – “Donnie Wants You Dead”
Charming pop rock four-piece Powerbleeder have something to tell you: Donnie wants you dead. That’s how their latest single, “Donnie Wants You Dead,” brings life...
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Single Review: Leava – “Had Enough?”
Simon Nicol, or Leava, is a Seattle and Everett-based musician currently working on a collection of songs entitled True Believers. On his latest track, “Had...
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Single Review: The Co Founder – “Full Stop”
The Co Founder, a Pacific Northwest band with roots in Seattle and Bellingham, are seasoned touring musicians. Armed with a full travel schedule and plans...
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Single Review: The City Hall – “Post-“
Seattle’s The City Hall are a playful indie rock two piece formed by the likes of Casey Dunau and Luke Hogfoss. Showing that the...
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Album Review: Silver Torches – Let It Be a Dream
The vast expanse of bands that make up the Seattle scene today create a need for artists to consistently find new ways to challenge...
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Oliver Elf Army’s EP3
Oliver Elf Army released their third EP, appropriately titled EP3, at 12:01AM on New Year’s Day. This trio of tracks continues the duo’s fine tradition...
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Live Review: Celebrating Presidents Day the right way with POTUSA
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SMI Radio Ep.46 On Demand: Global Heat / Bob Tomberg (MANW) and Jessica Latshaw
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Capitol Hill Block Party 2012: Allen Stone ‘Soulidifies’ his reputation (Photo Slideshow)
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SMI Radio Ep. 41 On Demand: Musical Tribute to Judy Roth, Barbara Davis Roth and Jan Arthur Roth
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Roger Fisher and Friends keep “Love Alive” during the holiday season (Video)
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Word to the wise. Follow our pal Andrew Joslyn and the Passenger String Quartet's Instagram page @andrewjoslynmusic.
He's giving sneak previews of his symphonic work on network TV commercials and pop songs. Every student of violin and cello should be following his page. But so should you. You have heard Andrew and his writing on Grammy winning hits by Macklemore and Kesha.
...and his work with folks like Ethan Anderson to save the music industry locally and globally with the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs is something to watch.
Or don't follow him and life will be a little less colorful and inspiring, but sometimes you don't notice how good life can be without good art and good friends.
In that respect Art is dangerous because you will need more. Andrew has plenty in the vault...If you love music and want to make a difference, Please support our friend Andrew D.B. Joslyn and this important cause. #DistrictAdvocateI’m excited to be joining the @recordingacademy in an effort to push critical legislation to help music creators around the country get the support and financial assistance we so desperately need to stay afloat. I’m leading a couple of meetings with Senator Maria Cantwell and my state representative Pramila Jayapal - and looking forward to joining with my fellow musicians, industry professionals and educators on doing our part to preserve our industry during Covid-19. #districtadvocate
Bandcamp are waiving their fees today and Artist Home compiled a list of some great records you can buy from PNW black artists on their platform 🙂
Great PNW Black Artists You Can Support Today on Bandcamp - Artist Home
Today, June 5, Bandcamp is waiving their revenue share in order to help artists and labels impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that every purchase you make on the site today goes 100% toward...#BlackoutTuesday
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