Check out the track Make Believe by Windsor Drive.

The band has upcoming tour dates with Mae and Terrible Things.

Contact: info@pingpongmusic.com

Pop/folk acts have been creating a decent amount of noise lately. With that said, fresh on the scene Pawnshop Kings has quickly become a Kings favorite after hearing
the track Don’t Say That.

The duo consisting of two brothers who were born in Texas but grew up surfing the beaches of Orange County while spending summers in Arkansas and Memphis. Their sound is a mesh of Beach, Soul, Gospel, and Blues.

Pawnshop Kings have generated a solid buzz in the Nashville community.

Contact: ehurt@brentwoodbenson.net or trishamccanahan@me.com

Every once in a while a left- of- center indie band creates a buzz and are surrounded by
New York/ Los Angeles music labels and managers.

As of now, the 6 piece Seattle folk/rock act The Head and the Heart have created the industry buzz.

They recently opened up for Vampire Weekend at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre and are still available for a recording deal, but will most likely secure a deal shortly due to the feeding frenzy.

Will The Head and the Heart live up to the hype and stake their position as the next
Arcade Fire?

Listen to the track Cats and Dogs.

contact: jordan@zeitgeistmanagement.com

Check out the track I Get High by New Jersey pop rockers Hot In The City.

This pop/rock act will perform at The Bowery Electric in NYC on November 20th.

Contact: thedylanscott@gmail.com

Check out the track Cast Away by Lady Danville.

They have shared the stage with Sara Bareilles, Jack’s Mannequin, and Adele. The song
Cast Away was featured on MTV’s The Real World and Love to Love could be heard on E!’s Keeping up with the Kardashians.

This indie/pop act just finished up a new demo EP with producer Mikal Blue (Colbie Caillat)

For fans of Death Cab, The Postal Service, etc.

Check them out on October 19th at The Bowery Poetry Club or October 20th at Rockwood Music Hall.

Contact: JBiederman@manatt.com