Interview: Ymani Leila & Katie Neuhof Breakdown “NEW WORLD” Video
Singer Ymani Leila and director Katie Neuhof sat down with us to walkthrough the music video for “NEW WORLD,” giving us a new insight into it’s meaning.
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Premiere: Maryze Channels 80s Nostalgia on “Too Late”
Montreal’s Maryze returns with their first single of 2021, “Too Late,” a synth-pop ballad with a bit of an emo attitude, plus an accompanying video.
Premiere: Camp Blood’s Hell-Raising “Cenobite”
Boston’s industrial rap aficionados Camp Blood is back with their first single of 2021, the alarm-sounding, hell-raising, ass-kicking “Cenobite.”
Premiere: MARI GETI Has Fun Getting “RISKY”
MARI GETI is an enigmatic, wandering rapper/producer who’s just dropped a video for their new track “RISKY,” a single from their recent album MANYVOICES.
Premiere: Alicia Clara’s Dreampop Excavation “Outsider/Unusual”
Alicia Clara is a European artist by way of Montreal, releasing her debut EP “Outsider/Insider” a dream pop record via Hot Tramp Records.
Premiere: Timothy Stone & Damoyee Unveil Collab “Waiting For You”
Berklee classmates DAMOYEE and Timothy Stone met via a virtual songwriting workshop to create “Waiting For You,” a song about longing through sleepless nights, weighing the futility of staying up all night to see the sunrise alone.
PREMIERE: Milla Thyme Raps For Indigenous Rights On “Borders”
Montreal’s Milla Thyme has released a new single and music video for “Borders,” a song that calls for the rights of Indigenous people around the world.
Premiere: Onbloom Debuts “Self” Video
Already with an EP under her belt this year, Everett’s Onbloom has returned with “Self,” a new song and video about finding comfort in your immediate surroundings.
Alicia Clara Pokes Fun At Herself on “Hazemaze”
Montreal’s Alicia Clara is debuting new single “Hazemaze,” a preview of her upcoming EP “Ousider/Unusual,” due out in February 2021.
Premiere: Arkh Zeus Dives Inward on “Tensai IV”
Local rapper Arkh Zeus is continuing an album series called “The Tensai,” based around themes of evolution-through-introspection.