Los Angeles artist Tiny Deaths examines fame in haunting dream pop single “The Jump.” The song ponders the question: “Does fame attract rotten people or does the fame itself rot them?” The song is minimalistic and echoing, strung with delicate vocals and packed with synth, all forming a very cinematic
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“It is an invitation to be fearless and step out of one's comfort zone, whether that means physically in the form of travel or emotionally in one's relationships and personal experiences.”
Austin Ward has released a remix EP for his latest single “Find
“It's a love song turned on its head.”
Los Angeles artist Tiny Deaths examines fame in haunting dream pop single “The Jump.” The song ponders the question: “Does fame attract rotten people or does the fame itself rot them?” The
“It is an invitation to be fearless and step out of one's comfort zone, whether that means physically in the form of travel or emotionally in one's relationships and personal experiences.”
Austin Ward has released a remix EP for his latest single “Find the Feeling,” featuring remixes by ThankYouDish, OBVE, & more.
“It's a love song turned on its head.”
"The song morphed into the narrator leaving something or someone behind for something new.”
The UK trio Flawes have released their full-length debut album Highlights through Red Bull Records. Josh Carruthers, Josh Hussey, and Freddie Edwards found rapid success after becoming a band and releasing their
The album pays homage to the women who raised her.
“The truth really was simple, we didn’t need each other in that way.”
Vintage synthesizers + layered vocals.
“It was hard to trust myself and my judgment”.
…a powerful, mystical anthem, spilling out across five precisely crafted minutes.
'Mom's First Headline Tour,' will be presented by Ones To Watch.
This marks the first collaboration between the EDM star and country artist.
Winston himself states, “The song is a fairytale - about being in love, adventure and the rhythm of life.”
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“I'd say my style is left-of-center pop, and I'm inspired by everything.”
“I don't know if that balance necessarily exists, I feel like there’s always going to be the tension.”
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