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“Feeling Fine” with Melis

“This EP definitely feels more authentic and real to me as an artist in comparison to my previous releases. I’ve always felt a pressure to fit into the Pop category even though it was never something I truly wanted for myself. I experienced a huge amount of joy in the writing and recording process of Apex – something I’ve not felt before.”
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Guitar Pop and Nostalgia: A conversation with Chelsea Collins

Chelsea Collins understands great pop music. Which is why it’s no surprise her most recent single “07 Britney” is a knockout. The LA-based producer and songwriter has kind of been kicking the door down as of late. C-Heads recently caught up with Chelsea to talk about “07 Britney”, creative process, and her undying love for the pop music of the aughts.
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“Take in the View” with Olivia Reid

“Stop and smell the roses.” The age old cliche we all forget to listen to. Especially in America; fast paced, the world’s stage. Brooklyn based producer and songwriter Oliva Reid is slowing things down a bit. Not in terms of the music, it’s actually a rather exhilarating production, but in terms of mantra
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A moment with Diamond White

“I’m really excited… I have a whole bunch of songs I’ve just been sitting on, just need to put it out.” Enjoy a moment with talented singer-songwriter and actress Diamond White where she talks about quarantine, creating and challenges.
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American songbird Delacey shares intimate rendition of “Break up Slow Dance”, chats debut album and recording process with Valley Boy

Californian indie pop artist Delacey will attest to that. Just weeks after recording her debut album Black Coffee she found herself entering into a label deal. The singer-songwriter, who’s songwriting repertoire reaches far beyond just her own recordings, is flipping things on their head at the moment with a stripped version of her song “Break up Slow Dance.”
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Song Premiere: Caroline Renezeder – “Common Theme”

Common themes are all around us. Sometimes they just take a while for us to realize. They’re the context for personal growth. Caroline is laying that down on her newest single, appropriately titled, “Common Theme”. The LA-based singer-songwriter, and recent USC alum, had a very busy 2019, rolling out an EP and a double single, and she’s already back for more.
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.irg dropped his new single “pressure”

Hailing from Lancaster, Pennsylvania .irg is a 21 year old singer, songwriter, and producer of Electronic Indie Pop/Hip-Hop. He just dropped his new single “pressure”, a chilled and smooth track that will definitely help you drown out the world.
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Fast Life: a chat with pop chanteuse Ayelle

Sometimes you write a song that becomes self-fulfilling. That’s kind of what happened with independent pop artist Ayelle and her most recent single “Fast Life”. The multicultural singer-songwriter has been working for years honing in on a batch of songs she’ll be dropping this May in the form of a twelve song mixtape, entitled NOMAD MIXTAPE.
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Song Premiere: Nightly – “the movies feat. Charli Adams”

Nashville-based pop group Nightly will tell you that. After breaking out with their hit single “XO” in 2016, the band signed a major deal. However, it wouldn’t be their permanent home. As things ended up not working out, the band soldiered on independently, touring and releasing music themselves.
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Smallpools and morgxn take a moment to breathe on “slowdown”

Simply, and eloquently, that’s what “slowdown” is about. Indie pop titans Smallpools and morgxn have joined forces for their latest single, and it could not come at a better time. Held down by an undeniable bass groove, and thumping four-on-the-floor drums, “slowdown” is the perfect supplement for dancing the quarantine blues away, without losing perspective.