Venice three-piece Sibling is popping out with their latest track ‘Westside‘. The indie-pop act creates a successful recipe blending pop, synths and beats. Recorded in sunny Malibu, the band just wrapped up performing during the Sundance Music Festival. Headed to SXSW? Here are four things you need to know! Pick up your badge, wear comfy shoes, stay hydrated, and pencil in Sibling.
soundofsibling@gmail.com

The name Kylie Odetta should ring a bell, especially if you’re a regular reader. Kylie is back again with a new 4 song EP. She’s been gigging around since 15, and now 18, she is coming into her own. Having been closely watched for the last 5 years, she released tons of songs and performed in hundreds of venues, opening up for Gavin DeGraw & Colbie Callait. As far as her new work, “This time I made a conscious decision to let the passion in my vocals speak for me and not hide behind production” Kylie reflects. You’ll need take a journey to the South East to catch the indie-pop songstress live.
lori@kylieodetta.com

Dream pop outfit Mothlight from Los Angeles released a new track “Annie’. The three piece notes “Inspired by the writings of Annie Dillard – a much loved and Pulitzer Prize winning author – the song is an appreciation of solace and presence her work has given to countless artists both lyrically and musically. While the track was mixed and mastered by Andrew Naeve (of White Arrows), the band has urged other indie artists to create their own remix of the song.

If you’re kickin it in Los Angeles, then check out the boys opening up for the High Highs at The Bootleg Theatre on March 8th.

Los Angeles based Mood Robot are heating up their motor. Their newest single “Drip” is currently on the top 5 of Spotify’s USA Viral 50 playlist & has clocked 80K plays on Spotify. Known for their online leaks, the female fronted electronic trio released the six track collection titled ‘The Story We Tell Ourselves’. As you listen to ‘Drip’ think about the meaning which was revealed by the band, “It’s a song about craving something toxic, and you are fully aware that it could kill you. But the pleasure you get from it at first is so great that what could happen to you in the end doesn’t even matter.”
moodrobotband@gmail.com

Junior Prom are back with a new upbeat alternative track Stand! Following a year of touring and performing festivals. The single has garnered strong blog support and was featured on Apple Music’s “Best of the Week” Playlist. If you’re near the Big Apple, then block off April 5th — the indie duo will deliver the fun at Rockwood Music Hall.
mike@workinggroupmgmt.com