Rising singer-songwriter Chelsea Gilliland releases All Night. Originally from San Francisco, but now based in Nashville, she has written thousands of songs and won the John Lennon Songwriting Award for her debut pop song “Fire.” Is Gilliland an artist? Not sure about that, but she is definitely a songwriter.
booking@chelseagilliland.com

Having just performed at The Great Escape,  Libby Whitehouse is back with a new track Cut It Off. The 18 year old released three tracks in 2017, landed on the Spotify UK Viral Chart,  and was the most streamed artist in Brighton. She’s been compared to Dua Lipa meets Zara Larsson and I think that’s pretty accurate. Check out the latest track.
kate@spacepromotions.com

Corbin Edwin releases the electro-acoustic rock track Take Me. Reminiscent of the nineties radio rock, his debut single ‘Take Me’ is a recount and conversation with his love trying to appeal to a sense of melancholy from the good times in their past but after hearing his second single ‘Perfect Now’ it clearly didn’t work.  He calls his genre Indy-Synth Folk-Pop which is confusing but actually pretty accurate and he says his writing style mimics the male club-winged manakin… because he’s a sarcastic jackhole. With a whopping 28 monthly listeners on Spotify I’m sure he does birthday parties but to be fair, his promo photo is kinda cool.
corbin.edwin.melodies@gmail.com

The indie rock trio We Are Funhouse release the radio worthy track Vibrations. This could be an indie rock smash and the indie rock world needs this, especially this time when all eyes and ears are on R&B/hip hop. The previous track Way 2 Long was premiered through New Noise Mag and will be in full rotation throughout Journey’s stores nationwide in July 2018.  They’ll headline Space Jam Music Fest in WV on 6/30.
mattvig@evolvemm.com

The Danish pop singer King releases the catchy track Mango along with a  video where she struts her moves. Although new to the scene, she’s been performing since she was 11. She was born in Copenhage and is a Cuban-Chilean mix. King notes, “I’ve been wanting to make a record that celebrates my Cuban heritage for a while now, so when I hooked up with one of my writers and he played me this melody, the line ‘tu eres mi mango’ just came into my head and the song wrote itself from there. I had to fight hard to get this record made, and I can’t wait to share it with you.” Check it out!