Singer Dan Crossley reveals his vocal prowess in the synth-pop track Feel.  Music blogs including Vents, I Heart Moosic, and The Line of Best Fit have been wooed by the soul artist comparing him to the Danish darling MØ.  The up and comer first made his mark when he was asked to perform at London’s The Royal Albert Hall and at The O2 Arena. His latest track comes off his EP which was released last month.
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What do get when you mix pop and progressive? Strange Familia. The duo from Salt Lake City, Utah made a splash with their debut track Odes which became a hit landing on the Viral Charts both on Spotify and Billboard. Their soon-to-be-released album was produced by the two-piece, and mixed by Scott Wiley (Neon Trees, Fictionist). Watch the just-released video Ms Badblood which is a time machine back to glory days of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley.

NJ act Wyland released their much anticipated Snake Hill EP.  The 6 track offering follows their EP In a Sea of Things Unsaid which featured the track Without You bringing the four-piece alt-rock band to new heights. Without You clocked 150k+ Spotify streams and won the the popular John Lennon Songwriting Contest. With upcoming shows in the NYC area, the band has solidified themselves as showman having performed alongside heavyweights Mumford & Sons and the Alabama Shakes. Check out The Answer.
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Singer-Songwriter Venture released a new video Sweet To Me. Based in Phoenix and originally from Portland, the songstress made her mark when she dropped the songs Diamonds and Sober.

Venture notes, “Sweet To Me was a feeling I had during the prime of my last relationship when things were at their sweetest moments. When nothing can go wrong and all things are great until all things do go wrong and then it all changes.”

The track was produced by Gilde “Gilflo” Flores, known for scoring movie soundtracks and TV including Timbalands new lifetime series The Pop Game.
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The Native Howl released a 5 song EP Thrash Grass on the band-owned Clean Dirt Records that remained on the Billboard Charts for nearly 2 months, having people scratching their heads. The Rochester, Michigan act kicked off in 2013 as a duo releasing their debut recording The Revolutions Dead before adding the newest members which brought them into a brand new genre mixing rock, folk, and bluegrass. Now with adding piano, harmonica, banjo, djembe, the band is nearly impossible to define.  With their social media stacked up with followers and the video approaching 300k views, The Native Howl is poised to breakout in 2017. Check out the track Thunderhead.
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