Shakey Graves Releases Hilarious New Video for ‘Kids These Days’
In a new video for “Kids These Days,” Shakey Graves reflects humorously on navigating youth and trying to fit in.
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Author: Rachel Schroeder
Rachel is a freelance boom operator and full-time music lover. When she's not holding her arms above her head for hours, she’s digging around for new music and buying ALL the concert tickets.
Saltwater Sun’s ‘Hot Mess’ Finds Common Ground in the Struggle
Saltwater Sun releases their second single of 2018, a sun-soaked pop song that reminds us that it’s ok to struggle sometimes.
Mayflower Madame’s ‘Premonition’ EP is a Feast for Your Gothic Soul
Out last month Mayflower Madame’s latest EP will have you dancing along to their “apocalyptic love songs.”
Lucy and La Mer’s ‘Rebel Babe’ is a Technicolor Celebration of Non-Conformity
Lucy and La Mer releases anthemic pop single “Rebel Babe.”
Soft Streak’s ‘Ride’ is Your Escapist Fantasy
Soft Streak’s debut single is a seriously danceworthy track sure to awaken the restlessness inside of you.
Rosie Carney’s ‘Bare’ Will Soothe Your Aching Heart
Rosie Carney’s new single injects beauty and optimism into the topic of her mental health struggles.
Yellow Shoots’ ‘desert rose’ is Desire Personified in Funky Beats
Yellow Shoots releases “desert rose,” a track from his upcoming debut LP, ‘everything.’
Mystery Art Orchestra Previews Their Debut Album With ‘Awake’
Leading up to the May 25th release of their debut album, Mystery Art Orchestra releases psychedelic single “Awake.”
The Old Pink House Captures the Apathy of the Masses with ‘Jaded’
Newcastle group The Old Pink House releases “Jaded,” the second single from their upcoming debut EP.
The Aching Beauty of Loneliness: Georgi Kay’s ‘Lone Wolf’
Georgi Kay releases her first single of 2018, an anthemic track about finding strength in being alone.
Saltwater Sun’s New Video is a Lighthearted Take on Politically Charged Single ‘The Wire’
In a new video for their March 2018 single “The Wire,” Saltwater Sun depicts the perils of losing yourself to dance.
Aussie Natives Polish Club Talk the Quintessential American Experience, From Traffic to Trash Can Nachos
After their show at Harvard and Stone on Tuesday, rock duo Polish Club took the time to chat with GUM about the best and most ridiculous parts of their time in the US, including a scrapped LA recording session, the delayed US release of their first album, and, of course, Guy Fieri.
