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November 14, 2019

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What comes as the second single off Lebanon-based band sandmoon's forthcoming album, 'Put a Gun/Commotion' due for release this spring, “Angels” breathes a celestial philosophy in being human. ⚡️Starring @danielaboushakra , Sam Wehbi , Sandra Arslanian , Mao, drum stunt, Yann Lorfind. 📽️:Directed & edited by @tracyakaram

#NewNoise: Nia Wyn's electro-soul track "Love I Can't Ruin." 🥀 “This one is about that first stage of dating someone, and just being a bit scared of screwing it up by being too vulnerable, too early. Eventually you peel back your layers and let them get to know the real you rather than just the image you want people to see, but that can feel really risky.” 📷 : Ant Adams

#NewNoise: London-based quartet, GHUM, and their first single of the year is a Gothic romance, fused with cold wave and post-punk. So, it's basically heaven. 🖤Stream "California" out now via @ESmusicLDN 📷 : Poppy Marriott

#NewNoise: West London’s Asha Gold confidently walks the road less traveled and regains her independence on her debut “Too Good.” While the electronic-pop and R&B fused single grappled attention for Gold’s decision to pursue music despite no support, the artist follows up her debut with a liberating visual to complement the worth of her decision. 📷+📹🎞: @aimemag

#NewNoise: Wichita based artist, Yasmin Nur, carries a certain tinge of anger that doesn’t come off as an adolescent rant, but almost as a reminder of where the artist stands. Nur’s vocals drip with a devil may care philosophy, prodding the track for an aggressive, alt-metal sound.

#Premiere: There’s an act of defeat we seem to drown in when we can’t move on fast enough. As for emclay, the moniker of New York-based artist Emily Claman, she spends time in her bathwater to not stagnantly sulk, but explore her emotions and actions. With an early listen before the single’s official release date, Friday January 17, “Can You Blame Me?” is simply a ripe invocation — one that follows a contemporary R&B footprint, but more importantly, sets the tone for emclay to find her voice.

#NewNoise: Latest R&B, neo-soul, and contemporary acts to kick off the new year. 💙Nique Lashae shows all her cards on her debut ‘Vulnerable’; Aled Ordu follows up his 2016 release with a jazz and blues collection that features material from live performances on ‘The Sofia Sessions 2’✨Luke Glazshero dabbles more into ambient sounds while Diggs Duke takes a classical approach, heavy on brass. ✨Welfair invigorates on her latest album ‘Recreational’ and celebrates Sunday in Los Angeles at Civic Center Studios, part of Hello Stranger’s Women to Women event. ✨ Link in bio

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