The Turbans - Riders
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“Riders” is the first single from The Turbans’s self-titled debut album (out April 6th 2018 on Six Degrees Records)Filmed in Goa, India. Director: Nitai Neateye
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Something Better, by Shannon Callihan
Guitar - Curt Henderson, Bass - Sam Fruend, Keys - Marc Payne, Drums - Nate Felty, Guitar and Vocals - Shannon Callihan. Mixed by: Phoebe Seston. Video by: Jethro Gaglione. Recorded at: MTSU Studio A. Song written by: Shannon Callihan & Jeremy Dean.
Giack Bazz Is Not Famous - Giack Bazz
'Giack Bazz Is Not Famous' is the title track of Giack Bazz's 2018 album. Deliberately present only on the vinyl edition and now, Jeeni, this single is an exciting and fresh take on indie rock. Giack Bazz is an alternative Rock singer-songwriter based in London. Giack takes the listener on a tour inside his mind, criticising society and discussing mental health, from love to loss. His first record 'Childhood Dream' (2016), financed by a crowdfunding, paved the road for 'Giack Bazz Is Not Famous' (2018) and 'Haikufy' (2019), a 30-tracks, 20-minutes album that started his personal protest against the unfair paying scheme of streaming platforms. Supporting The Ivors’ Academy and the Musician’s Union campaign #fixstreaming, in 2020 he released the 366-songs album 'Impression A.I.' with his side project The Royalty Instrumentality Project. Released: March 9th, 2018
Celtic Shadow - Jenlisisters (Original Song)
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Giack Bazz Is Not Famous - Giack Bazz
'Giack Bazz Is Not Famous' is the title track of Giack Bazz's 2018 album. Deliberately present only on the vinyl edition and now, Jeeni, this single is an exciting and fresh take on indie rock. Giack Bazz is an alternative Rock singer-songwriter based in London. Giack takes the listener on a tour inside his mind, criticising society and discussing mental health, from love to loss. His first record 'Childhood Dream' (2016), financed by a crowdfunding, paved the road for 'Giack Bazz Is Not Famous' (2018) and 'Haikufy' (2019), a 30-tracks, 20-minutes album that started his personal protest against the unfair paying scheme of streaming platforms. Supporting The Ivors’ Academy and the Musician’s Union campaign #fixstreaming, in 2020 he released the 366-songs album 'Impression A.I.' with his side project The Royalty Instrumentality Project. Released: March 9th, 2018