Current Priorities

• ViennaCC “When the Cats Come Out” - Pop artist ViennaCC is proud to rep his Austrian hometown, though he also has musical roots in Britpop and poets like Bob Dylan. "When the Cats Come Out" is the closing track on his EP 'Screenshots.'
• Denise Marsa “Sanctuary” - Alt-indie pop artist Denise Marsa has performed in top venues alongside the likes of The Ramones, The Talking Heads, and Blondie. "Sanctuary" is a modern feminist pop-rock ballad for the ages.
• Greg Moses “Good Ole Country Raisin'” - Country and gospel singer-songwriter Greg Moses was born to sing. The music video for "Good Ole' Country Raisin'" shows a deeper look into the life that blossomed from his Tennessee upbringing.
• Ute Lemper “In My Flame” - Throughout her illustrious, decades-long career, Ute Lemper has built a breathtaking musical resume. "In My Flame" is the most recent single and video from her album 'Time Traveler.'
• Cleo Alexandra “Who Can It Be Now (Reimagined)” - Rock singer Cleo Alexandra has taken Men at Work's "Who Can It Be Now" and reimagined it to be disturbed, ferocious, and artfully damaged. The music video is similarly haunted.
• Neha “Retail Therapy” - East Coast pop-rap phenom Neha has Indian Classical Music training, and a love of hip-hop legends like Biggie, Wu-tang, & Nicki Minaj. "Retail Therapy" explores what's left of exes when they're gone.
• Black Rock Candy “Trouble” - Southern California quartet Black Rock Candy have landed two songs on-air at 95.5 KLOS and gone on tour. Filmed at Break Room LA, the "Trouble" video shows the band members smashing gear.
• The Wheel “Coyote Mask” - New artist The Wheel (Avram Brown) has released the music video for "Coyote Mask", a kaleidoscopic, technicolor visual. It's the first single from his upcoming self-titled debut album.
• Keyawna Nikole ft. Kellin Quinn “Secrets” - Keyawna Nikole has the voice, the energy, and the attitude of a rock star, with millions of streams and views of her independent releases. "Secrets" features Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens.
• John Philbrick “Losing Out To Crazy” - Producer-songwriter John Philbrick showcases his eclectic guitar style on his album If You Say So. "Losing Out To Crazy" is paired with a lyric video that depicts a vacant, red-saturated Los Angeles.
• The Lori P. Davis Project “Hell 2 Pay” - Shining bright from Akron, Ohio, The Lori P. Davis Project crafts songs about the feminine experience. "Hell 2 Pay" is a duet with Mike Darby, paired with a video directed by Davis and Chuck Mayfield.
• Lan Lawd ft. Nicko Rebel “So Good” - Sailing towards the stars from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, Lan Lawd has paired with Grammy-winning producer Nicko Rebel for their song and video "So Good" (directed by Presh Productions).
• The Real Meladee “Set The Tone” - "Set The Tone" is the recent underground hit by Tallahassee,FL rapper The Real Meladee, with over 40k views in its first two weeks on YouTube. The video was directed by It's Mason Productions (IMP).
• Petit Biscuit “You Don’t Ignore (Too Late)” - Whether you know Petit Biscuit for his electropop classic "Sunset Lover" or his popular full-length albums (2017's Presence and 2020's Parachute), you're going to love "You Don't Ignore (Too Late)."
• Benjamin Race ft. Ellison Kendrick “Take You Home” - UK-based neo-soul producer Benjamin Race has collaborated with a host of talents - including Ellison Kendrick, who features on his infectious R&B bop "Take You Home."
• Shaheed and DJ Supreme “Jazz Men” and “Something to Ride To” - Shaheed & DJ Supreme have flexed their talent alongside Scarface, Jurassic Five, and The Jungle Brothers. "Jazz Men" features jazz guitarist Eric Essix; "Something to Ride To" features Lauren Strain.
• The Real Meladee “Birkin” - A Hermes Birkin bag is the hottest of commodities - and on her first single "Birkin", Tallahassee rapper The Real Meladee makes it clear that one Birkin isn't enough; she wants three.
• Tyte ft. Wizz Havinn “Ask Around” - Coming from Tallahassee, Tyte has an instantly identifiable voice. "Ask Around" features Wizz Havinn, and is paired with a video shot by frequent Slip N Slide collaborator Counterpoint 2.0.
• Nemesis “Vibe Flow” - Born in Los Angeles and hailing from Oxnard, CA, hip-hop visionary Nemesis - one half of the duo, Pure Order - is sharing a statement of purpose with her "Vibe Flow" video.
• Sonarpilot “Kronos” - Sonarpilot is the alter ego of producer/digital designer Michael Moppert. "Kronos", from The Mirage Project, Season 2, is paired with a video by fractal artist Roger Mader, exploring the idea of time.