Singer-songwriter Vérité releases the track Gone. The track was co-written and produced by Madi Diaz and Konrad Snyder and it’s the first song release since her 2017 album Somewhere In Between. Her cover The 1975’s “Somebody Else” has been streamed 111M times. Booked by The Paradigm Agency, she has a full tour lined up with X Ambassadors.
Press: NPR, Noisey, Harper’s Bazaar
Streams: 250M + streams across all platforms with 1.4+ monthly listeners.

23 year old Rachel Shaps releases Learn My Lesson. The singer/songwriter combines folk-style storytelling with pop/alternative. Rachel’s vocals has a hint of New Orleans soul. Her grandmother is the legendary Eartha Kitt known for the 1953 recordings of “C’est si bon” and the Christmas smash “Santa Baby”, which were both US Top 10 hits. Check out the video here.
Press: Pop Dust, Pop-Culturalist, Naulda Mag
Socials: Instagram 15K+ followers

The 21 year old GRAACE releases the video for the track Have Fun At Your Party. The up and coming Sydney based artist has been building a fan base via several single releases. She has a several upcoming performances in Sydney and Melbourne.
Press: The FADER, Clash, The 405
Streams: 50+ million streams on Spotify
Shows: Just wrapped up a European tour in support of Tom Walker
Radio: Triple J

Pop artist Taela is quickly making a splash. She’s been compared to an old-soul that blends mainstream pop with alternative. Hailing from Missouri, the singer has secured management w/ Brad Gibson & Brett Vargason and Paradigm for booking. Check out her debut single Bang that just landed on Apple’s Best Of The Week Playlist. She is set to take the stage on October 6th at The Austin City Music Festival performing alongside Mumford & Sons and Cardi B.

Atlanta based Alex Harris will releases a new track Say Less along with a music video that will be released Friday via Red Music/Epic Records. Growing up on Dr. Dre and Eminem, the singer-songwriter blends pop, hip-hop, alternative and R&B. His debut EP Pink Cloud in February has clocked over 200K Spotify streams. “I want to bring honesty through my music,” Harris confesses while discussing what he wants listeners to take away from his music. “It’s okay to be vulnerable and express how you feel. There’s so much pressure to look cool, be cool, and control your life through social media to give the perception that everything’s good. If I can give people my true interpretation of the good, bad, and ugly in my life, maybe it can encourage others to embrace those things in their life. You can better yourself.” Give it a listen.