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Coast 2 Coast
by Pearl & The Oysters
Pearl & the Oyster's sparkly cocktail hour pop will transport you to a beach anywhere in the world, fruity drink included.
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Claudia Ferme is not opposed to disappearing completely, especially if it frees her from having to be perceived by others.
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The indie rock and pop singer returns for her third EP which incorporates levity and darker themes.
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Wildest Dreams EP
by Joseph Black
Lush, tender synth-pop that could easily roll over the credits of an underrated '80s teen film.
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Look At The Powerful People
by FRMTN
Pulsing, dancefloor-oriented rock from this London group pits grimy bass against big beats for an irresistible sound.
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City Beautiful: A Compilation For Pulse
by Pulse Compilation
Orlando indie musicians unite to raise money for The Pulse Tragedy Community Fund.
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New on the always-great label Velvet Blue Music is “Slow Parade” from Gileah Taylor, boasting warm songs built on piano and guitar.
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