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For a 2nd year in a row, it looks the Grammys will be postponed again due to covid concerns.

The show was booked at the Crypto.com Arena, CBS bur the Recording Academy are looking at other locations.

The Hollywood Bowl with its outdoor settings, has been rumored as a potential location to hold the show, weather permitting.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that the amount of people allowed to attend New Year’s Eve celebrations at Times Square will be limited to about 15,000 from a usual number of 58,000.

What about the 2023 Grammys? They say the third time is a charm, or maybe not.

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The Shadowboxers released Breaking Habit via DistroKid. You’ll love if you like the indie sounds of the 90’s. Think early Coldplay and The Shins.

Starting out as a backing band for the Indigo Girls then recently working and touring alongside mentor Justin Timberlake, the trio of Scott Tyler, Matt Lipkins and Adam Hoffman says this:

“Breaking Habits’ title speaks for itself. It’s a song as much as it is a mantra for anyone who’s struggled with growth. The smallest changes can feel like monumental challenges and this song is a reminder that you’re not alone in that fight.”

The trio has upcoming headline shows at Basement East 1/7/22 in Nashville and Terminal West on 1/15/22 in Atlanta.

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Look out for Michael Rice and the track Do You Love Me At All. It’s a big piano ballad, a melody and lyric that could come out of the mouth of Lewis Capaldi or Duncan Laurence.

The 22 year old from the UK recorded the vocals in his bedroom and racked up over 500,000 views in the first 24hrs and has nearly 750,000 on TikTok.”

He first made waves with a track that went viral on social media, and was spotted and invited to audition for a new BBC singing show ‘All Together Now’. He won, landing him the opportunity to represent the UK at the 2019 Eurovision. His song ‘Bigger Than Us’ went on to hit the charts in Sweden, Denmark becoming a UK Top 10 single.

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Check out the fantastic track All We Can Do by Gard Read. Upon first listen, it ventures towards mega hit Eastside but the track takes you on a music journey far from the starting point.

Read says, “For years i have been trying to find out what my voice is and what would be my sound. I’ve always been my worst critic, and there is always something I can do better or improve.. then I made this song with @depresnomusic and @shivangjerde, And finally, it feels like me”.

Gard Read is English/Norwegian singer/song writer from Bergen, learned he started making his own music and now he is making the final touches on his upcoming EP. Stream it on KOAR’s Indie Invaders Playlist.

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Look out for Bambi L and the new track 2 released via recordJET. You’ll love if you like indie pop but with more flare and a fresh sound.

The song was birthed during a songwriting camp in a small cottage in a forest that was part of a artist accelerator program organized by Music Finland.

“With this song I want to send a message to people, that it’s okay if you’re going through a hard time on Christmas. You are not alone.” says Bambi L.

The Finnish artist released her debut in the autumn 2019 and has since released several singles and collaborations. She also has co-writes with several artists and is signed to HMC Publishing (Warner Music Finland).

She’s garnered support from radio in Oslo, blogs and landed on New Music Friday.

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