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Track Review: Joy Control // Modern Guilt

Described by Chalkpit Records as having a sound that “…already has a level of maturity that makes it both distinctive

When you were 7 years old, what were you doing in your spare time? Well, Irish native Gavin Doyle was

Self-expression is an instrumental element in all music, whether it is a break-up song or a controversial political statement. Singer-songwriter

With a constant desire to inspire and comfort audiences, US-based Matt Bednarsky is a shining light at the end of

With a husky voice and cheeky attitude, UK-based singer-songwriter Tally Koren has entertained audiences for approximately one decade (give or

Drawing together elements of post-punk with a contemporary dream-pop edge, Australian singer-songwriter Brendon Moon has a surreal sound for the

The musical project of attorney and law professor Justin Hoyt, Seven Layer Piano Cakes brings an eclectic sound to the

Described as a “rock feast” with “funny and well played” songs, UK-based The Qwarks are building a reputation for being

With the belief that music should inspire and empower, US-based Karina Magallon combines elements of pop and Latin in a

With a reputation for meaningful lyricism wrapped in atmospheric melodies, singer-songwriter Yana touches the hearts of all people who hear