Podcasts use music constantly. It may appear as an intro, background track, transition, outro or part of the actual recording. But hearing your song inside a podcast does not work economically in exactly the same…
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Katy Perry has said that “The One That Got Away” was inspired by singer Josh Groban. The revelation came years after the song was released and after fans had speculated about several other former relationships.…
If you’ve been listening to blues and soul playlists recently, you may have encountered Enlly. The mysterious artist has developed a substantial streaming audience with soulful vocals and tracks including “Through My Soul”, “Still Here”,…
Breaking Rust looks exactly like the sort of musician country music fans have seen hundreds of times before. Rugged cowboy. Weathered face. Gravelly voice. Songs about resilience, whiskey, hardship and refusing to change for anybody.…
Jerry’s Sound Room has become a surprisingly large name in soul and blues music. Songs such as “No Me Debes Nada”, “Tu Nombre en la Oscuridad” and “Beneath My Skin” have generated millions of Spotify…
Sienna Rose seemed to appear from nowhere. The mysterious neo-soul singer began generating millions of streams with dreamy tracks such as “Into the Blue”, “Safe With You” and “Where Your Warmth Begins”. Her music sounded…
VYRMA has quickly become one of the more mysterious new names in Nordic and Viking-inspired music. The artist has built a striking visual identity around haunting vocals, Norse mythology, cinematic imagery and a mysterious female…
Musicians have been selling T-shirts for decades. But today, artists have the opportunity to go much further than traditional band merchandise. So, can musicians actually sell clothes? Absolutely. In fact, clothing can become a genuine…
If you’ve recently discovered Hollow Coves and want to hear more, you’ve got plenty to explore. The Australian indie-folk duo of Matt Carins and Ryan Henderson have built an international audience around acoustic guitars, warm…
Tame Impala’s “Loser” is basically a song about self-doubt. Kevin Parker turns insecurity into something strangely danceable, describing the uncomfortable feeling of looking at your own behaviour and deciding that perhaps you are the problem.…
