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Deco

Buzz Track: Tokyo

We fell in love with the track Tokyo by Nottingham electro-alt act DECO. This upbeat track is layered in synth, hooks, & originality. Think Imagine Dragons “Radioactive”. The single comes off DECO’s second EP ‘Minus’. Completing a mini UK tour this year, the band have recently performed venues including The Barfly, London, O2 Academy Birmingham, Rescue Rooms Nottingham and Kasbah Club Coventry. They opened for Depeche Mode at the LG Arena in Birmingham. Big things in store for DECO.
info(at)decoofficial.com

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Moon Of Mars

Buzz Track: Clouds

Los Angeles indie alternative act Moons Of Mars has been generating a good deal of buzz with their latest EP “Free To Fly”. The lead single ‘Holiday‘ reaching #2 on KROQ’s Locals Only. The band has performed at recent festivals including Echo Park Rising and Culture Collide. The Velvet Independent notes “From the grooving bass tones and the explosive choruses, loaded with aspiring collaborations of their earlier electronica work and their fresher take on guitar riffs, balanced with attainable vocals and lyrics, Clouds is the stepping stone for this duo to truly reach out into the mainstream”
brando​n@musi​calele​phant.​com, info@m​oonsof​mars.n​et

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Merchant

Buzz Track: Lovers Or Nothing

Have you heard the track Lovers Or Nothing?It’s incredibly catchy that reminisces One Republics breakthrough “Apologize”. Nate Merchant is an upcoming artist, producer, and singer -songwriter who has been releasing music under Merchant. He cites Talking Heads, Blondie, Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, & Prince as influences, and has landed a vocal production credit on Jason Derulo’s ‘Want To Want Me’. His song “Walk Through Fire” was featured on SyFy’s Z-Nation Season 1 Episode 2.
Merchant.nate@gmail.com

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TheBergamot

Buzz Track: Tones

Brooklyn based husband wife indie folk duo The Bergamot’s has premiered the new single ‘Tones‘. The track delivers on first listen with it’s memorable lyrics & chorus. Their performances are high energy, infectious, and have turned first-time listeners into instant fans. They have been featured in BuzzFeed, The Deli Magazine, ‘The Music Bit’, & The Aquarian Weekly. The Bergamot has performed alongside All American Rejects and Young the Giant.
contact@thebergamot.com

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Frankie

Buzz Track: Problems Problems

Los Angeles indie pop songstress Frankie has become a Kings favorite. The track ‘Problems Problems‘ comes off her debut EP, “Dreamstate” which was produced by Petros and Chris Zane (Passion Pit, RAC). She quotes “I want to bridge together the sound of women from the ’70s, like Stevie Nicks and Joni Mitchell, with women from the ’90s, like Alanis Morissette and The Spice Girls.” Her track ‘New Obsession‘ was also dubbed by Billboard as a “song you need for your summer playlist”.
contac​tfrank​iemusi​c@gmai​l.com, info@t​hecree​dco.com

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