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Seaker

Coming from North London, and going under the name Seaker, Kiran Hungin shows us a moody and emotional side of indie pop with track After I’m Gone. Crafting all her songs in a home-studio without any outside influences gives that rawness and edge.

The electro pop songstress has been covered in Press Play OK, Drunken Werewolf, Purple Melon, and others. Kiran is currently writing songs and preparing for a new EP.

Although little is known of this emotionally scattered creator, I have a feeling Seaker will grown in popularity as time moves on.
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Night Lights

Kings favorite Night Lights are back with a new track Gimme which comes off the new EP Expectations out June 3rd. Mau notes “’Gimme’ compares the frustration the protagonist feels for asking a girl out to dance with the helpless feeling of two people floating side by side in space.”

The Los Angeles based indie rock act inspired by the likes of Mutemath and Two Door Cinema Club began making noise early in the year with the two track Childish and Take My Hand which earned them praise from EarMilk, PopMatters, Baeble Music, Indie Shuffle, and of course Yours Truly.

Having landed on the Viral 50 Global and Viral 50 US Spotify charts, Night lights which are made up of with members from Mexico, Japan, California, and Norway, could become the next indie staples.

Catch these boys at the Lyric Theatre in LA on 6/2/.
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BeachTiger

Coming out of sleepy Charleston, I’m feeling the psych-indie rock act Beach Tiger. The indie rock quartet is fresh on the scene, yet their two song releases have already garnered 30k SoundCloud streams, and music blogs such as Indie Shuffle, Hillydilly, and The Wild Honey Pie are loving the band.

Getting in touch with the band has been a bit tough as they have been holed up in studio all week with little sleep, but I am expecting big things from Beach Tiger. Check out the track Mind Make.
beachtigermusic@gmail.com

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Wayfarers

Wayfarers are showing off their indie chops. Having met in their respective bands on tour with artist such as Demi Lovato and Echosmith, the electronic indie duo wasted no time creating the catchy radio ready track The New Original.

Although they are just getting started so are the accolades. The LA/NY based act are well on their way with a rapidly growing Spotify fanbase and a song placement in ads by Shoedazzle, Facebook, and Verizon. Check back for updates.
wayfarersrock@gmail.com

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cheerleader

Indie pop act Cheerleader began as a duo releasing an EP on SoundCloud. Shortly after, the three song demo was met with fanfare quickly leading to features in NME and Nylon along with radio play.

Now, the Philadelphia haze-pop quintet will embark on a East Coast tour supporting their debut album The Sunshine of Your Youth on Bright Antenna Records. The Mark Needham (The Killers, Walk The Moon) produced album is proven to be a winner with the success of the latest single A Million Ways.

Having performed alongside The Hold Steady and The Wombats catch them this month at Milkboy in Philly on 5/27 or Mercury Lounge in NYC on 5/28. These Cheerleaders don’t need wings to fly!
danielle@bigpicturemediaonline.com

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