Get Familiar With newfamiliar

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newfamiliar is making a name for themselves, their light vocals and effervescent melodies are accented with vulnerable, honest lyrics. They’re definitely a band that needs to be on your radar. We talked to them about how they got their start, their songwriting process, and what’s next. How did you guys form as a band? newfamiliar: We met through the music …

Julia Bhatt Is On The Rise

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Julia Bhatt recently came out with a new single! This song is so gorgeous and her voice is just heavily. We talk with her about the single, The Strokes, and what’s next! What has been the best performance of your career so far? Julia: I’d like to think it hasn’t happened yet. Almost all of my sets have inconsistencies and …

The Wandering Hearts: There Is A Light At The End Of The Tunnel

emilytreadgold #1, Features

The Wandering Hearts are poised to release their upcoming album and their indie-folk sound is exactly what you need to hear to get in that summer state of mind. We talked to them about their immaculate harmonies and the songs they’re excited for fans to hear. Tell me about the album. What makes this a bit different than your first? …

SKAAR’s Haunting Voice Is Exactly What You Need

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SKAAR’s haunting voice carries throughout her new album Waiting, a gorgeous project that show’s off her knack for poetic lyricism and effortless melodies. We talked to SKAAR about the new project, her inspirations, and what she wants her fans to know. “Waiting” is OUT! Tell me what song you’re most proud of?  SKAAR: Yesss and I am sooo excited! I …

Almost Monday Just Want A Girl Like Hailey Beebs

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almost monday is the perfect sound for Spring. Their shimmering pop melodies bring to mind sun-soaked drives and casual hangs with friends. We talked to the up-and-coming band about how they got started and their latest song “hailey beebs.” How did you come up with your band name? Dawson: Luke, Cole, and I, we’ve been a band for a while …

Nuela Charles Doesn’t Need “Space”

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Nuela Charles has such a distinctive, hypnotic sound. Her song “Space,” is a musing on the duality of space, how much we need, and how much we crave closeness, but we need that time with ourselves. We talked to her about new music, staying motivated, and the challenges in her career. How did you get started in music? Nuela: I …

Lily Forte Just Wants To Be Effortless

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Lily Forte’s songwriting feels so relatable, she finds these specific metaphors that just hit so hard. It feels so personal like a page from her diary. She captures this feeling of youth and vulnerability and it just takes you all back to your first heartaches. We talked to her about her music, her love of Carole King, and those girls …

Willow Stephens: Til The Blue Comes Out

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Willow Stephens has such a gentle, soothing voice but it carries so much emotional weight. Her new song, “Til the Blue Comes Out” is the cathartic release we all need right now. We talked to her about her upcoming EP, the challenges in her career, and why she wanted to work with an all-female crew on her video. How did …

Irene Greene’s “Depression Nap” Defines Our Year

emilytreadgold #2, New 9 Tracks

Irene Greene’s dreamy, psychedelic melodies accented by fuzzy guitars perfectly embody the meaning behind this song. “Depression Nap” basically defined the last year and this song totally resonates with the struggles we’ve all faced. We talked to Irene Greene about the song and how you don’t always need to be productive. Tell me about your song “Depression Nap” what’s the …

Hannah Roxanne’s Dreamy, Vulnerable Music Will Make You Feel Again

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Hannah Roxanne’s sweet, delicate voice perfectly accents her vulnerable, heartfelt lyrics. It just makes you feel young, those deep heartaches, the yearning, she perfectly encapsulates that feeling. We talked to her about her new music, focusing on the “why’s,” and being present. How did you get started in music? Hannah: Growing up, my mom had me in dance for about …