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KUČKA - Drowning
acid stagFollow “Perth’s KUČKA returns with an intimate release for her first single in nearly three years.” on Sep 23rd, 2019 →
Sampa The Great - Freedom
Berkeley PlaceFollow “Born in Zambia, now living in Australia, it’s no wonder that Sampa the Great defies genres.…” on Nov 25th, 2019 →
J Chrysalis - A Kind Robin
Resident AdvisorFollow “The latest release from Blank Mind is a promising debut from a London artist named J…” on Nov 7th, 2019 →
Say Sue Me - Your Book
SOMETHINGGOODFollow “South Korean surf rock band Say Sue Me are coming to North America with an eight-city…” on Nov 8th, 2019 →
Jamael Dean - Kronos
SonofmarketingFollow “Jamael Dean is a Los Angeles based pianist and producer who has already collaborated and performed…” on Dec 2nd, 2019 →

Kate Davis - Daisy
Bandcamp DailyFollow “When songwriter Kate Davis was still in college, she approached her parents with a decision that…” on Nov 6th, 2019 →

Roland Tings - Up Close
IndietronicaFollow “Roland Tings is one of our favourite Australian producers of the moment. A euphoric number at…” on Oct 14th, 2019 →
In MEL, Quinn Myers organizes an oral history of Limewire, the little app that changed the music industry forever:
"You could look at someone’s iPod, and if a song said something like '2000_Kanye_my_chemical_romance.mp3,' you knew that they were using LimeWire."
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