AUDIO: Dubb Saq – “50/50”
Dubb Saq doesn’t play when the beef is on.
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AUDIO: Tommy Odetto – “Soul On Arrival”
Six blues rock tracks from the guitar slinger hit your soul.
Read moreAUDIO: Kenny and the Night Owls – “American Legion Days”
The band brings you down home for their latest album.
Read moreAUDIO: Cutters – “Freedom In Chaos”
Cutters hold a mirror to society with a new track.
Read moreAUDIO: Munch Lauren – “Woah”
Munch Lauren is here to talk his shit with a quick single.
Read moreAUDIO: Kia Rap Princess – “Chapter X”
Kia Rap Princess is well established on her newest album.
Read moreAUDIO: Vegaz Valentine – “2021”
Vegaz Valentine copes with the year that was on a recently released EP.
Read moreAUDIO: Stuart – “Churning”
Hip hop artist Stuart’s been on a roll with new songs, and he’s got yet another one out this week. This one’s about keeping it moving in spite of uncertainty. You’re entering unknown territory yet you’re still playing it cool, unfazed by what lies ahead. Nothing is stopping Stuart from pursuing his dreams as evident with “Churning” – stay tuned
Read moreAUDIO: Sam Rodewald – “Spooky Spooky Halloween”
Singer-songwriter Sam Rodenwald released a new album that is inspired by the back covers of the “Paperbacks From Hell” series. These songs were indeed written in October, containing spooky stories of ghosts, kids’ games, auctioning your life, and Angelina from “Black Ambrosia.” While some songs are folk at heart, others incorporate additional elements such as rock (“Stage Fright”) and electronica
Read moreAUDIO: Lucky Bone – “Dream Journals & Glass Coffins (4, 3, 7 & 8)”
Noise project Lucky Bone has a new album out, inspired by recent dreams. Each suite consists of collaged pieces of harsh noise, pop-sensible songs, and distorted samples that all make for a most surreal listening experience. Lucky Bone shares on Bandcamp what specific imageries are represented in each track, some fragmented while others vivid. Luther Price’s film “Warm Broth” and
Read moreVIDEO: Graysea – “(999) Call To Us”
Graysea continue to crush, and they’re hunting for witches in a new video.
Read moreVIDEO: Lil Jul – “Asta”
Lil Jul is living carefree with his newest visual.
Read moreWatch Out for The Real J Israel’s For The Sake of R&B
It’s simply mind boggling what The Real J Israel has achieved with his latest release, For The Sake of R&B.
Read moreChris Forte’s Backyard Astronomy Beams Irridescently
A few words come to mind immediately upon running through Chris Forte’s latest LP, the lilting Backyard Astronomy (lilting, quite obviously, being one of them).
Read moreVIDEO: Social Caterpillar – “Anti-Prayer”
Psych-chamber folk band Social Caterpillar are gearing up for their new album “When You Woke Up To Dances of Light” due at the end of April, and they’ve got their first single and video out ahead of it. The video is shot by Chloe Cocoran and features the band playing in black-and-white shots with some added visual effects mirroring lyrics
Read moreAUDIO: Crysus & Rekoil – “Energy Hammer”
Dubstep producer Crysus teamed up with Maryland-based Rekoil for a new headbanger. Brace yourself for hammer time with all kinds of electrifying zaps and blasts that start heavy and slow but evolve into something melodic into the second half. If you feel like invoking godly powers to slay extradimensional invaders, this is your song to warm up. Crysus has a
Read moreAUDIO: 1956 – “What Do We Know”
Alternative rockers 1956 dusted off an old instrumental track from a decade ago that never got finished. Clocking in at about four minutes, this tune juxtaposes cacophonous determination with patient delivery. There are noisy post-punk sensibilities that teeter with apocalyptic urgency. 1956 breathe fresh air into a shelved idea with “What Do We Know.”
Read moreAUDIO: MMS Kaiser – “Songs From the Bottom of a Hill”
Singer-songwriter MMS Kaiser is out with his first album in four years. With a deep, resonant voice and acoustic melodies, Kaiser touches on the grim nature of loneliness, worry, and rejection over seven tracks. They were written over a three-year period where Kaiser said on Bandcamp he almost quit music; these songs certainly echo such sentiments of turmoil. “Songs From
Read moreB&E Weekly Jams Presented by Bublr Bikes: 3/15 – 3/21/22
Get new music from tons of Milwaukee artists, including Brett Newski, Reyna, Convert and more.
Read moreVIDEO: Breonte – “Insecure”
Hip hop artist Breonte has a new single and video out. Shot by Fredo Young while the song is produced by Eem Triplin, the scene finds Breonte having a smoke alone in the cold, channeling his self-doubt and outcast mentalities. He’s taking time to get his mind clear, reflecting on what he’s put his trust in to find meaning. It’s
Read moreAUDIO: Pescatarian At Best – “Hey Winner”
New coming indie pop band Pescetarian At Best released their debut single about a month back. Featuring a watery guitar melody, the song has assuring lyrics that seem to be about overcoming obstacles, eventually kicking into high gear like roaring rapids of encouragement. Pescetarian At Best kick things off infectiously with “Hey Winner”; we’ll be watching what they do next.
Read moreAUDIO: In Cursive – “Lebronny Javo”
At the tail end of 2021, experimental-emo rockers In Cursive released a new single. It’s an instrumental one where the instruments do plenty of the talking. With howling guitars and soaring melody, the song feels like the victory walk after weathering a storm. Stay tuned for In Cursive’s debut album to come soon.
Read moreAUDIO: Chicken P – “Off My Chest 2”
Chicken P is back to his signature sound with a new track.
Read moreAUDIO: These Fading Visions – “Contagion”
The metal band bring a heavy single ahead of the release of their new album.
Read moreAUDIO: Ice Island – “Population”
Indie pop project Ice Island is out with a new single. With a peppy beat and reverb vocals, there’s an energetic fantasy to this track, like you’re running through a colorful field of flowers in a dream. It’s a love song at that, but one with a unique combination of elements. We hope it’s the sign of more to come
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