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The Kindling - Pebbles in My Pocket Pop CA For Fans Of: Angus & Julia Stone, First Aid Kit, The Head And The Heart, Fleet Foxes, The Middle East, Iron & Wine, Daughter, Kings of Convenience, Of Monsters And Men, The Decemberists, Bon Iver, The Lumineers, Mumford & Sons, Lewis Capaldi, Vance Joy, Hozier, George Ezra, James Bay, Bastille Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #NewMusic #NowPlaying #NewMusicAlert #IndieArtist #IndependentArtist #OriginalMusic #MusicDiscovery #SupportIndependentMusic #Pop #PopMusic #TopHits

DIAMAAY - She's Gotta Break Me Pop SI For Fans Of: The Weeknd, Billie Eilish, Post Malone, Hozier, Bryson Tiller, Partynextdoor, 6LACK, Tory Lanez, Miguel, Brent Faiyaz, Kehlani, Jeremih, Chris Brown, David Kushner, Sevdaliza, Banks Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #NewMusic #NowPlaying #NewMusicAlert #IndieArtist #IndependentArtist #OriginalMusic #MusicDiscovery #SupportIndependentMusic #Pop #PopMusic #TopHits

Steve Ulrich - Getting to Know You Alternative/Alt. Rock OR, US Overall Impression: "Getting to Know You" is a haunting indie rock ballad from singer/songwriter Steve Ulrich. This downtempo track features resolute drumming and a stalwart bass line that work incredibly well together, providing a spacious groove. The rhythm section is colored by jangling acoustic guitars and sinuous electric leads, all in support of Ulrich's wise and weathered baritone vocal. His lyrics are a simple yet profound exploration of intimacy, meticulously woven together through repetition and mirrored phrases that suggest a reciprocal vulnerability. Honest and authentic songwriting, combined with an atmospheric indie rock score, make Steve Ulrich's "Getting to Know You" an easy recommendation for adult alternative audiences. Strongest Point(s): Solid production, particularly for a demo. Awesome intro that grabs the ear straight away with the feedback swell...

Brad T - Feel It Come Around Dance/Electronica GB For Fans Of: Deadmau5, M.I.A., Tiësto, David Guetta, MK, Sonny Fodera, EDX, Camelphat, Duke Dumont, Ferreck Dawn, Chris Lake, Don Diablo, Dom Dolla, Nicky Romero, Purple Disco Machine, Elderbrook, Claptone, Armand Van Helden, Hot Since 82, Hannah Wants Interested in being a New Music post? Head to your RadioAirplay.com dash and click Free Song Contest under your Special Offers menu on the RadioAirplay.com dashboard! #NewMusic #NowPlaying #NewMusicAlert #IndieArtist #IndependentArtist #OriginalMusic #MusicDiscovery #SupportIndependentMusic #DanceMusic #Electronica #EDM #HouseMusic #Techno #Trance

Joseph F. Persinger - Give My Love to Marie Folk IN, US Overall Impression: Indiana's Joseph F. Persinger has recorded and released his new version of James Talley's Give My Love to Marie. A coal miner's Folk ballad, Give My Love To Marie is a gorgeous and soul-moving tune that pulls at the heartstrings. The original is kept simple - just guitar and voice. This new version, however, has been modernized while still honoring Talley's material. Persinger has given the song a more fleshed instrumentation, and treated listeners with the addition of mandolin, fiddle, and bass to the guitar accompaniment. It puts the song in a new light, brightens up the overall mood, and makes for a very enjoyable listen. Persinger's gravely singing voice wraps around the listener like a warm blanket. He carries the melody with ease and matches Talley's intended character of the song. The mandolin takes a few solos, highlighting the delicate mood that has been ...

7th Heaven Music - 29 (Kiss in the Rain) Pop VA, US Overall Impression: There’s something inherently soothing about “29 (Kiss in the Rain)”— in a way that subtly sketches an atmosphere and invites you to wander through it. From the first gently brushed drumstroke to the songs unhurried fade-out, this jazz-pop gem feels both comforting and deeply amiable. It's the kind of track that whispers rather than shouts, and in doing so, leaves a far deeper impression on the listener. It’s a fleeting moment of connection—between lovers, yes, but more importantly, between musicians in sync with each other and the mood they’re crafting. Every note, every breath feels intentional yet effortless, and by the time the rain-kissed romance of the chorus fades, you’re left not with applause, but with a feeling—warm, lingering, and beautifully unspoken. Strongest Point(s): The synergy between the performers is what really helps make the track tick. Each instrument seems to br...