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Tag: Xelli Island

by Janette Ayub October 17, 2020

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Xelli Island Basks in Love on Dream-Pop Single ‘Bad For You’

Xelli Island dives into love on dream pop cut and video, “Bad For You.”

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#NewNoise: Long Beach’s Cosmic Kitten share their newest surge of frustration, “All The World,” ahead of the release of their self-released album, ‘Laugh of a Lifetime’ due May 5, 2023.

#ICYMI #NewNoise: Tianna Esperanza shares her latest powerful single “Lone Child” featuring Valerie June ahead of her long-awaited BMG debut album, ‘Terror,’ due February 17, 2023.

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#NewNoise: San Diego-based artist and producer, Agent Envy shares her latest alt-rock track “No Friend.” Declaring “enough is enough,” the track’s moody and industrial undercurrents propel this track towards a firm, unapologetic divide between self and past individuals who don’t respect one's energy.

#ICYMI: Bristol alt-rock outfit Life In Mono released their double A-side singles “Blackout/ Sex to White Noise.” The tracks bookend each other for an overall composition of dismay but can equally stand alone in their self acknowledgment and hooks.

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#Videos: Argentinian/Australian punk-rock band The Maggie Pills share their latest single “Rip My Heart Out,” taken off the Lickety Split 7” co-release with fellow Melbourne band, The Miffs, out Friday, February 3 via Tuff Cuff Records.

The duality of identity throughout time is as abstract as love, but as visual reaffirming as the rings in a tree reminding us of what we carry. Through growth and acceptance of self, the world returns the favor. A concept that has been beautifully displayed on Eden Cami’s latest release “Ataituka أتيتك (I Come to You).”

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