This morning brought us the latest single from Navvi Upside “Gas Me Up”, a straight banger and just taste of his upcoming EP FAINT expected later this year. Hailing from a big family in Chicago, Navvi understands the importance of hard work and a support system – concepts evident in his lyrics. “Gas me up,
Out in the world on your own without a partner? Check out these hot, new singles – available for listen in your local area! Unattached and looking for love, listen to see which one of these hot singles is your perfect Valentine’s match. Remember, the below dating profiles are for the music, not the artist.
I mean….holy shit. Last week’s Subconsciously from South African DJ/producer Black Coffee is jam packed with talented vocalists, producers and writers like Pharrell Williams, Celeste and Diplo. This really is one of those albums that speaks for itself. Grab your coffee and buckle in for an hour long sonic journey, keep all arms and legs
Taali starts the new year with “When Did The World Start Ending? (Live at Levon Helm Studios“, the first single off her upcoming album of the same name due in March. This song prompts reflection and inspires a positive outlook in terms of restructuring our lives in a COVID induced world. “If the world is
I am a bit partial to Ruben Zarate (the human behind Dante Elephante) since we share the same hometown, but don’t let my bias fool you, Mid-Century Modern Romance is a must listen no matter where you’re from. The title of the album heavily prepares you for what you’re about to hear and experience, everything
Despite all the chaos, a lot of great music came out of 2020 (read Mates’ Best Gems of 2020). Here at Indie Pong, we have high hopes for 2021 and the quarantine induced tunes we’re about to bear witness to. Keep reading to see some of our individual picks for Artist To Watch. Classy Cassie‘s
2021 coming in hot with the chaos, fear, political unrest, and (thankfully) new music. A few standout favorites from today – hope you’re ready for some pick me up kinda music. Adeline “Whisper My Name” – released this past Monday, check it out – I mean damn Molly Burch, Wild Nothing “Emotion” – boppin’ around
I got together with Just Joel and we hashed out who we think the most influential artists of each decade were. This was tough, as we went with most influential, not necessarily the most popular or iconic, but who we really think helped to shape the music that came after it. Obviously picking just one
BENEE, or as I like to call her, the one positive outbreak of 2020, is off the chaaaaaaaaarts. One killer after the next. Today’s wonderful Friday the 13th brought us her latest album “Hey u x”. BENEE has been kicking major a$$ the last couple years, and if the name sounds slightly familiar, it’s probably
I have a terrible feeling…this song is going to both make and break your day. Â My ears. My heart. My soul. I’m conflicted by this beautiful song filled with pain and grief from a combination of artists who have witnessed and experienced tragedy and injustice. Grayson, Uruguay and Danny Denial came together virtually over
