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Susan Aquila is a firebrand in the modern music business, with her electric violin and growling vocals setting her apart from all others. She spoke with Essentially Pop about latest single, 'No Where' ...

GYB’ is the debut single from Laughing Cats’ album, ‘Funny Money’. A super quirky pop track that is at the same time some serious ear candy, ‘GYB’ (short for ‘Get You Back’) is upbeat and funky, ...

Folk-Americana artist Rachael Sage has long been celebrated for her poetic songwriting and whimsical, one-of-a-kind style. Now, she’s gearing up to release her upcoming album Canopy. Ahead of her ...

Get ready for the collaboration of the summer with ‘Remedy,’ Rip YOUTH’s next hit featuring The Real Housewives of Beverly Hill’s Reality Star Brandi Glanville and new pop ...

Qymira – the evocatove, genre-defying force, has had quite the year. Touring with the legendary Boyzlife, collaborating with celebrity favourite luxury brand VERGEZ, and releasing her anthem ...

New York City's Velvet Sun encourage deep thought with new single, 'Empire', the title track from their latest EP.

Casey McQuillen is a singer-songwriter on a meteoric rise, and with the release of ‘Better Than This,’ there’s no sign of her momentum slowing down. The soaring pop-rock anthem, brimming with an ...

With their roots both coming out of the Southern USA, it's clear that hip hop and country music could be seen as two sides of the same coin. It makes sense to see collaborations between rap and ...

Ron Brunk's latest single, 'You Make Me Crazy', sees the singer-songwriter pays homage to what he calls, "joyful dying", and is paired with a magnificent self-edited music video that embodies his ...

‘Johnny Was A Motor Mechanic’ brings with it a familiar sound that will be instantly recognisable with it’s blend of punk, folk, rock, and maybe some elements of jazz to what is otherwise straight ...