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bayu pradana putra - Kecewa Rock ID For Fans Of: Daughtry, Weezer, Kings of Leon, The Killers, Nickelback, U2, Paramore, Green Day, AC/DC, Linkin Park, The Goo Goo Dolls, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Creed, Audioslave, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots 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 #Rock #RockMusic #AltRock #IndieRock #RockPop

Doc Arnett - Never Like Never Country KS, US Overall Impression: “Never Like Never” finds Doc Arnett tapping into the kind of country alchemy that feels lived-in rather than manufactured. From the first bars, the track carries itself with an undeniable charm—like a weathered screen door swinging open to a familiar porch. There’s a buoyant spirit baked into the groove, one that doesn’t rush or overreach, but confidently strolls along with the easy assurance that country music does best. The rhythm settles into your bones, propelled by foot-tapping bass lines and that quintessential country guitar twang that sounds equal parts sun-baked and sincere. It’s the sort of sound that instantly sketches a Southern horizon, wide and unpretentious, where stories matter more than polish. Strongest Point(s): What really elevates the track is its sense of movement. The performances feel deeply engaged, alive in the way that suggests a band playing with the song rather than ...

Goth Disco - Chemical Rush Alternative/Alt. Rock AU For Fans Of: Joy Division, New Order, Echo & The Bunnymen, Siouxsie and The Banshees, Automatic, Radio Free Alice, BODEGA, Deeper, Sextile, Killing Joke, The Drums, Teen Mortgage, Sex Mask, HighSchool, Midi Memory, The Bug Club, Makeout City, Mind’s Eye 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 #AlternativeRock #AltRock #IndieRock #ModernRock

Creature Of Mercy - Pretty Liar Alternative/Alt. Rock CA, US Overall Impression: “Pretty Liar” swagger-walks into the room like it’s already late, the lights are low, and the amps are just a little too loud—and thank God for that. Creature Of Mercy aren’t interested in reinventing blues rock here; they’re too busy inhabiting it. This track wears its classic lineage proudly, but it never feels like a museum piece. Instead, it sounds like the genre’s pulse, steady and dangerous, still thumping hard in the present tense. From the opening bars, the guitar tone tells you everything you need to know: crunchy with that quintessential sense of grit and with just enough bite to scrape against the edges of the groove. The riffs don’t rush—they strut. Beneath them, the bass locks in with a deep, grease-slick confidence, laying down lines that feel less like accompaniment and more like a conspirator, nodding along as the story unfolds. The beat is infectious without being f...

T.B. Wilder - The Time I Thought I Had Country MS, US For Fans Of: Hank Williams, Sugarland, Brad Paisley, Waylon Jennings, Brooks & Dunn, Keith Urban, Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson, Carrie Underwood, Johnny Cash, Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town, Chris Stapleton, Faith Hill, Lainey Wilson, Jamey Johnson, Luke Combs 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 #IndependentArtist #Original #OriginalMusic #Pop #Country #FreshFinds #NewArtistAlert

Dave Mills - Jump feat Kylaa Alternative/Alt. Rock OR, US Overall Impression: With its excellent performances and deeply resonant themes, “Jump” arrives with the kind of weight that feels physical. David Mills plants his flag firmly in big-sounding alt-rock territory here, but what makes the track linger is how intimately it balances that scale with a palpable sense of emotionality. This is a song that breathes tension—between holding on and letting go, between what’s said and what’s felt—and it never lets the listener forget what’s at stake. From the opening moments, the arrangement is deceptively restrained. The chug of the rhythm guitar grinds with a tight, grit-infused pulse, deliberate and unflashy, while the bass anchors the low end with an immovable sense of heaviness that mirrors the lyrical weight. The drums strike with purpose, pushing the song forward while leaving room for it to expand. When the dynamics finally release, the swell feels earned rather...