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It’s been a long time for Lucky Boys Confusion but they give us a warm welcome with a return of a new track It’s After Midnight. The Chicago based rock act have made a name for themselves delivering signature filled upbeat-pop tracks while touring the world. The bands loyal fanbase was gathered over a decade by the 4 piece playing as many as 250 shows per year.

The band is currently finishing up an album Stormchasers with producer Johnny K (3 Doors Down) for an April 14th release. “We’re unshackled!” exclaims Fergus. “We have no industry folks checking-in with notes, we’ve had no time-constraints – it’s literally the four of us in a room together working on new songs for the last two years, and we’re so excited to start sharing what we’ve made with everyone. It’s going to be an amazing year.
stubhy@me.com

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London based pop artist Jazz Mino released the pop/tropical house track Footprints which is set to be playlisted on Spotify’s New Music Friday. Known for her live show and having supported Lianne La Havas and The Noissettes, the electro queen is set for a festival tour along with TV appearances. The colorful Mino began 2016 with a splash with three single releases, live sessions on BBC, and a Record of The Day feature. On another note, I fell in love with her creative expression on instagram.
louis@lumin-media.com

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Maddox-Jones and Raife Hacking , the electronic pop duo who go under the moniker of Born Stranger released the track Cheating Love featuring Caitlyn Scarlett. The English pop act who draw their influences from Depeche Mode, The Weeknd and Sia first broke on the scene with the tracks Fire & The Flame and Be Someone which got them attention from Radio X, BBC Introducing, and a torrent of tastemaker blogs.

Having made the 6 million follower Deezer’s UK playlist, The upbeat Cheating Love was co-produced by Yoad Nevo (Sia, Pet Shop Boys, Goldfrapp). Check it out!
chris@libertymusicpr.com

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Polo, a synth-pop trio from Leeds have released the tracks Gold Horizon and Soak that comes off their forthcoming EP Alice. Singer Kate McHugh lost her phone, decided not to replace it, and disconnected herself from the information world. Time away led to deep heartfelt lyrics. The band just wrapped up several shows that had them performing their new EP in full. Kate notes, “The EP, more than anything, has allowed us to create a piece of work that defines who we are and where we were at one particular point. You can’t always do that with just single releases. We have a body of work that has really introduced us, and from here we can really explore.”
matthew@enganche.co.uk

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It’s hard not to like the track Caught In Your Spell by the newly formed Joy Downer. The upbeat track which deals with obsessive love or as Joy Bishop clearly states ,”Have you ever met someone that makes you walk the fine line of stalker”?

Originally from San Diego and now residing in Hollywood, the husband and wife synth-pop duo released their new Rob Kolar produced EP Radio Dreamer on Spotify and SoundCloud. Check it out!
fabiolay@purplebite.com, J2downer@gmail.com

 

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