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Hailing from Denver, The Midnight Club releases the cinematic Close Your Eyes. The alt-pop band treads near the 70’s, think Queen meets The Beatles.

The band has become a hometown favorite, sealing the opening slot for Denver’s alt-rock radio station, KTCL 93.3’s Big Gig in 2016. Moreover, they co-headlined with Denver bands at The Gothic Theater, Marquis Theater, Summit Music Hall, and most recently sold out their headline show at the popular Lost Lake Lounge. Their debut single “Close Your Eyes” mixed by Mark Needham (The Killers, Imagine Dragons, Walk The Moon), and will perform their next headline show on November 25th at Larimer Lounge.
asst@harbourrecordings.com

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Florida based 3Dimensional releases the radio-ready Nobody. The pop duo is musically catchy and is a throwback to the early 2000’s, with a modern production. They first made waves with their debut single Netflicks & Chill which clocked over 1.7 million YouTube views. The remix of the latest track was produced by Andrew Lane (High School Musical). Check it out!
andrewlanester@gmail.com

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LA-based Charming Liars is an artist to keep on the radar. The trio just released the video for their latest track Insomnia. The emotionally charged video was directed by Phillip Lopez (Cold War Kids, Kygo, Selena Gomez) and stars Amanda Booth, that centers around a love triangle encompassing drugs sex, and violence.

The track has been added to several Spotify playlists as well as radio stations in Kansas City, Miami, Denver, San Diego, and Corpus Christi. “Insomnia” follows the previous single ‘Soul‘, which garnered 600k YouTube views and 150k Spotify streams. Moreover, Elton John just spotlighted Insomnia on his Beats 1 radio show. The band has shared the stage with Kings of Leon, Jack White, Blaqk Audio, Night Riots.

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Houston based singer-songwriter Esther releases her debut track We’re Done. According to the 19 year old songstress, the song was written after a breakup. “The relationship I thought was good, but looking back I was blinded. I was kind of lingering around but I finally said, “we’re done, now we’re through”.

Her song has a simple message yet a powerful chorus to make an impact and reach the downtrodden. Esther who is the daughter of an Iranian pastor grew up singing in church. In her freshman year, she started modeling before pursuing music. The track was released October 27th on Spotify and Apple Music.
esthererfan@yahoo.com

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Kings favorite Emily Vaughn releases the new track ‘Over That‘. Vaughn notes, “I was completely head over heels in love, but when I got my heart broken my initial reaction was to feel hatred toward the person I had—and at the time, still—loved. Ironic, right? “Over That” is about acceptance, understanding where the hatred is stemming from, eliminating it, and moving on gracefully.”

The LA based pop songstress has rolled out several singles garnering millions of Spotify streams, as well as finding a frequent home on the New Music Friday Playlist and the US Viral 50 chart.
emilyrebeccav@yahoo.com

 

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