After a mad dash to get all those Christmas presents for friends and love ones, you guys must be tired as hell…so I thought I serve up a very soothing dish of the day, ‘Keep It Together’ by indie-pop/classic rock duo STEFSKI & HUTCH. The leading single is taken from their latest five-track EP entitled ‘Classic Rock?!?’, available now on Spotify.
I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas – enjoy it wherever you are! For now, just relax and check out the video for ‘Keep It Together.’
Today’s too-cool-for-school dish of the day comes in the form of On the Vibe from Virginia’s slick emcees SKYE THE KING & TRILLA T. The single is the first release of their LP The RedEye, released in September.
Since the release of the LP, the duo have developed a large amount of buzz around their names, earning them a string of live performances at various local night clubs.
They’re now working on individual projects as well as on the collaborative effort, the RedEye 2 LP…be sure to look out for that…now for now, hit the play button on On The Vibe.
Continuing the beautifully-raw/spoken word combo, displayed in his previous reflective effort, Who Am I?, KING DICE O dropped his latest single – this time in the form of a thought-provoking, bitter-sweet love letter. This offering is too good to pass up…have a listen.
Why Do I Hurt You? is from his Forthcoming LP, Who Am I?
Today’s very tasty dish of the day is OPARU’s debut single Remember Me, which boasts a stunning fusion of haunting pop, paired with operatic vocals and dark experimental electro.
OPARU is the musical endeavor of Los Angeles based songwriter, singer and actress Dianna St. Hilaire. Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, St. Hilaire started to write and perform music at a very young age in choir and musicals. Self taught, her first instrument was the piano and she worked tirelessly at the craft of reading and writing music.
When St. Hilaire was in her late teens, she began performing with punk bands and for producers as a back up/ studio vocalist in New Mexico, where she took on her first musical alias, the highly successful group Versailles. Partnering with the infamous Kim Fowley (The Runaways, Kiss, Joan Jett, Alice Cooper), she has toured the US extensively, been featured on the official Grammy ballots, as well as charting on Billboard. Versailles’s music was also on rotation with popular stations across the U.S. including KROQ and NPR tastemaker KCRW. St. Hilaire reinvented herself in late 2015 as OPARU, deriving from the Japanese name of the birthstone opal.
The next chapter in her musical journey, is the highly anticipated Remember Me, out now on iTunes…before you go, have a listen.
Since the release of single Warm last month, alternative pop princess BECKY HILL has raised quite a few eyebrows.
Premiered on Annie Mac’s BBC Radio show, the SHIFT K3Y-produced number was streamed over 1 million times, as well as receiving heavy airplay on Clara Amfo’s BBC radio 1 mid-morning show and Mistajam’s 1Xtra set….and now NEW LEASE MUSIC has given a seal of approval to Hill’s electronic-pop effort.
Go check it out…and if you’re feeling this track, BECKY HILL will be headlining a show at The Scala (London) on 5th April 2017. Tickets available now via Tickermaster.co.uk and Livemation.com
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