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Check out the song Secret That You Keep by the rock/ alternative 3 piece Lansdowne.

Their brand new self-release “A Day In The Life” debuted in April on multiple Billboard charts, including Heatseekers, New Artists, and Top Albums in Boston.

Contact: dirk@workinggroupmgmt.com

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Check out the tracks Mr. Society and No One Else by up and coming developing singer-songwriter Molly Moore.

She is inspired by both mainstream pop artists such as Taylor Swift and Kelly Clarkson, and pop punk bands like Say Anything and Good Charlotte.

Contact: mollymooremusic@yahoo.com

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Check out the song Once Upon A Cloud by The Avoda which consists of New Jersey singer-songwriter Dov Carpe.

Influences range from Dashboard Confessional and Saves the Day to Coldplay.

Contact: theavoda@gmail.com

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Check out the song Here To Stay and Crash and Burn by Swedish pop rock act
Smash Into Pieces.

The band was initially signed with swedish independent label Ninetone (Takida, Corroded) – who offered the band a deal when they were to attend in the semifinal of swedens version of Sweden´s Got Talent.

Smash Into Pieces have been gaining some solid radio attention – both from swedish national radio as well as the leading rock radio channel Bandit.

Contact: magnus@catapult-music.com

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Canadian artist Jessica Loren is featured in UK’s Music Week.

Check her out in our Kings profile and listen to the song I Feel It Now.

Contact: davidlamothe75@gmail.com

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