Boston based Ella Williams who goes under the moniker of Squirrel Flower reveals her indie chops in the latest Not Your Prey.

The indie songstress will release her much anticipated sophomore EP Contact Sports on December 8th via Takes Time Records.

“Contact Sports might just make a late dash towards being of 2016’s most intriguing releases” notes For The Rabbits.
ellaoconnorwilliams@gmail.com

Kings favorite Cemetery Sun has released their debut EP today through Lava/Republic Records. The band caught my attention when they emerged on the Sacramento scene releasing Fake Love and Sleeping It Off.

Their upbeat-catchy rock tracks that combine guitars and synths make Cemetery Sun one of the few alternative acts that could burst on the mainstream. In fact, after a label rep heard Fake Love online, the band had a deal shortly after. Heck, maybe they could be the next 5 Seconds of Summer with actual street cred.

The band has an upcoming tour with The Struts that will bring them to the northeast including NY, NJ, and PA.
contact@cemeterysunband.com, Alex@worldsound.com

Newcomers Strange Parts show off their creativity in the latest track Weatherby. They’ve crafted a hooky memorable track while deviating from the norm – not an easy task. They kicked off with the track Asleep In The Flowers which premiered on YVYNYL.

The artpop duo which began as a text between Attia Taylor and Corey Duncan has turned into a 6-piece live setup.

Check out the track Weatherby and get your art on and see them live on 11/17 at Everybody Hits in Philly.
strangeparts@gmail.com

Sydney based Allan Smithy just released AIR which comes off his debut EP I See A Palm Tree.

The EP was recorded in Sydney and Melbourne, with producers Tom Iansek (Big Scary) and Wayne Connolly (You Am I, Paul Dempsey).

He kicked off with his debut single The Streets which saw plays on Triple J, and with FBi Radio naming him Independent Artist of the Week.

There is something special about Smithy which separates him from the other indie popsters. Check out the video for AIR.
Van@ComesWithFries.com

Toronto based trio Bravestation hits home with the 80’s influence 13th Floor. It’s hard not to love this track. Ironically, the name of the band comes from the novel Brave New World and Robert J. Hasting’s essay The Station.

The buzzing synth pop act has won over blogs with the latest track including I Heart Moosiq and had placements with Apple Hot Tracks and Spotify New Music.

They just wrapped up performing Halifax Pop Explosion.
bravestation@gmail.com, vitalitymgmt@gmail.com