Leyya: The Austrian Duo You Need To Know

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Leyya, an Austrian band you need to know, released their second album Sauna only a few months ago. Though their second addition, they’ve really found and defined their sound yet keep it playful enough to remain lighthearted. The New Nine was lucky enough to get an interview about their process, their music videos, and tour.

The Regrettes Are Your New Obsession

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Coachella has a lot of incredible acts this year but we came back from the massive festival absolutely obsessed with The Regrettes. They brought this youthful energy to the festival that not a lot of acts could muster, I don’t even mean just their ages but their outspokenness and their energy. With their projects, ‘Feel Your Feelings, Fool!’ and ‘Attention Seeker’ The band is already causing waves in the music world but we just want to emphasize how this band of young women (and their equally badass male drummer Maxx) became the coolest band at Coachella.

New Music Alert: RJ Word

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RJ Word is captivating. His shimmering songs get stuck in your head instantly and he has so much charisma. His new song “What You Need” has this disco feel to it and makes you want to dance. We talk to RJ about his signature sound and the meaning behind the song.

In Real Life Drops How Badly

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If you’re like me and watched Boy Band on ABC last year, you are likely familiar with In Real Life. And if not, you may have heard of some of its members – beginning on the show, Brady Tutton, Chance Perez, Drew Ramos, Sergio Calderon and Michael Conor have all grown impressive followings on their own, too. All beginning as individual vocalists on the show, they were the final five and ultimately, after competing against each other on the show, formed what we now know as In Real Life.

Get Ready To Be Obsessed with EBEN

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As soon as Eben walked on stage at the sold out Why Don’t We show in Dallas, we knew he was going to be someone to watch. The crowd instantly went wild and we were surrounded by fans chanting his name, which is not always the case for show openers. And as soon as he started his set, we realized what the hype was about.