Buzz Track: Crazy For Loving You

Wayward, a DIY pop act from Reno have released 3 EP’s with the latest produced by Andrew Goldstein, Dan Book and Alexei Misoul (Hot Chelle Rae). The band filmed their first video for the track Crazy For Loving You which has already passed 45,000 views.
Contact: matt@collateralartists.com

Buzz Track: Alive

Electro act Bright Matter who we profiled last year will release a new album and has an upcoming show at The Detroit Bar in Costa Mesa, CA on May 7th. The album titled ‘There’s No Home For Us Here’ is described as 9 song atmospheric pop album centered around sci-fi love stories.
Contact: brightmattermusic@gmail.com

Buzz Track: Home

From post-hardcore to radio ready pop. A rare event but that’s Carson Allen’s journey. He has been part of various bands such as Escape The Fate and On The Last day before launching his solo career and writing with songwriters (Daughtry, Justin Bieber). His latest EP will be released on May 14th. Check out the song Home. Upcoming show on May 18th at the Marquis Theatre in Denver.
Contact: carson@chroniclemusicgroup.com

Watch: Be Your Own Machine

The Bourgeois, a Kings favorite just released the first video created using the Vine app. The EP was produced by Steven Haigler who has worked with The Pixies, Brand New, and Local H. The band will perform at Cain’s Ballroom on April 26th in Tulsa.
Contact: zachary.mobley@yahoo.com

Have you ever discussed an artist that you know that does not exist with another individual who tells you how great they are? Anyone who has been in the music business is no stranger to this phenomenon. People who are responsible for discovering talent want “to be in the know.” In other words, it’s their duty to know every artist that exists on planet earth, if not, they are falling behind. Music fans think alike, especially hipsters who pride themselves for discovering artists before the rest of the masses.

Anyhow, Jimmy Kimmel took his popular Lie Witness News segment on the road to Coachella, where he had some fun with the local fauna by asking them their thoughts on bands “so obscure that they do not exist.”