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Cheat Codes

Buzz Track: Adventure

Cheat Codes is an electro hip-pop trio from Los Angeles. The new house track “Adventure” was produced by the up & coming DJ Evan Gartner, and hit #2 on the Hype Machine twitter charts, climbing the overall charts sitting at #33. The track has already been featured by several blogs including Indie Shuffle & Waxhole pushing the song to 20,000 SoundCloud plays in just a few days. Stoney Roads says this “Infused with some tropical and electronic elements, the myriad of genres range all over the map. Good vibes and sunny days, Cheat Codes latest will make you want to have an “Adventure”.
Contact: conway@workinggroupmgmt.com, sean@workinggroupmgmt.com

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Crepes

Buzz Track: Cold Summers

Melbourne indie pop act Crepes is back with a new EP “Cold Summers”. The bands last 2014 EP ‘Ain’t Horrible’ was praised charting in the Hype Machine’s Top 10, as well as landing a spot in BIRP’s ‘Best of 2014’ compilation. The new year saw ‘Stages of Fear’ attract international radio-play (sitting among AirIt’s weekly top 10 ‘Most Ordered for Airplay’ chart, as well as landing spot rotation on Triple J). The new title track ‘Cold Summers‘ could be the summer indie anthem.
Contact: erin@deafambitions.com

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Public

Buzz Track: Heartbeating

The pop trio PUBLIC has quickly made a name for themselves. In January, the group went to LA to record with Eric Palmquist (Bad Suns, Mars Volta) and is currently on tour with Oh Honey. Good Music All Day says “‘Heartbeating” presents PUBLIC as a rising rock band with a contagious indie style. A sort of love song with highly relatable lyrics about falling for a woman, the trio makes their mark with an effortless sense of harmony and entertaining musicality.” The band has performed SXSW, CMJ, and CMW, and supported acts including Neon Trees, Walk The Moon, Twenty One Pilots, among others.
Contact: stephanie@thecatalystpublicitygroup.com

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Wolf Alice

Four piece rockers from London, Wolf Alice, debuted their newest music video for the track “Giant Peach“. The video premiered on Noisey and reached the #1 spot on Hype Machine’s Most Popular Artist List. The band was UK’s most blogged about artist of 2014. The band recently performed SXSW and have lined up Spring dates. The Observer described their sound as “an engaging strain of off-kilter indie rock” while Clash described the band as “the lovechild of folk and grunge”. They will release their debut album My Love Is Cool on June 23rd via Dirty Hit/ RCA Records.
Contact: jen@pressherepublicity.com

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Nick D & The Believers

Buzz Track: Wanted

Nick D’ & the Believers emerged on the Ohio music scene in August of 2013 with the release of their “Throwing Stones EP”. The band was quickly recognized by critics from Stereogum and Paste who called the band “brilliant,” “consistently mesmerizing,” and “one of the fiercest live acts.” They signed a deal with Secret Road in LA for licensing and have song placements ABC’s Pretty little liars. They have received love from blogs including The Wild Honey Pie, Most Def, & Nylon. The band released their third EP, ‘Wanted’ in February.
Contact: info@nickdandthebelievers.com

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