Video: Maryze Drops Witchy “B.O.Y.” Visuals
Maryze – our R&B pal from Montreal – has dropped a new witchy, woody video for her track “B.O.Y.” Check it out!
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PREMIERE: Dad Jeans Drops Dreamy, Deadly “Bottomless” EP
Dad Jeans – based in LA by way of Boston – is back to release “Bottomless,” a new EP filled with neopsychedelic DIY tunes that embrace freaky experimentation.
VIDEO PREMIERE: Meech’s Nature Walk in “MBS”
Meech – a member of the Van Buren hip-hop collective – is releasing an introspective video for his song “Mind Body Soul,” which depicts the rapper embarking on a spiritual meander through the forest.
Review: Nick Cave Hosts Intimate Q&A Plus Piano Performance
Nick Cave (of the Bad Seeds) hosted a conversation/acoustic piano concert at Harvard’s Sanders Theatre last week, which proved to be a fascinating, moving experience between artist and audience.
Video: Montreal’s Maryze Debuts Video for “Soft”
Maryze is a pop singer based in Montreal, here with a brand new music video for “Soft,” a sensual song about self-care from her debut EP “Like Moons.”
Review: Tyler, the Creator Brings “IGOR” to Agannis
Tyler, the Creator graced Agannis Arena on the “IGOR” tour, performing a show unlike anything he’s ever done before with help from GoldLink and Jaden Smith.
Premiere: Listen to Cliff Notez’s New Album Two Days Early
Cliff Notez is back with his sophomore album “Why The Wild Things Are,” a lovingly crafted album of defiance and personal growth.
Photos: Vampire Weekend Return to Boston After Six Years
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
Album Premiere: Racing Days’ Ocean Moods Soundtracks Your Cape Cod Staycation
Racing Days is a Cape Cod based indie rocker who makes lyrical, breezy beach tunes on his new album Ocean Moods.
PREMIERE: Cliff Notez Drops Infectious New Single “Happy”
Cliff Notez – Boston’s own renaissance artist – is back with new music via an evolving new single called “Happy,” featuring Latrell James, Optic Bloom, Moe Pope, and Tyrek Greene.