Jango Airplay Top 10

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Sad Alice Said takes the top spot again with a mix of fresh and familiar faces below...check 'em out!

#1: Sad Alice Said Ukrainian septet Sad Alice Said play a distinctive blend of gothic metal with elements of doom, decorated in a symphonic wrap and multifaceted semantic filling. Click to hear Sad Alice Said: Open Your Eyes

#2: The Black Sharks England's The Black Sharks are an alternative rock band with a flair for vintage pop feel. Their first single, "Lose Control" came about after being discovered busking on a Vegas sidewalk. Click to hear The Black Sharks: Lose Control

#3: DelCity Born Bamidele Citizen of Nigeria, Delcity's music blends the consciousness of rap, the swing of reggae and the international flair of his background into a melange of emotion. Click to hear DelCity: Bamidele

#4: The Plastic Believers The Plastic Believers are an experimental pop/rock duo from Minneapolis, MN, who wrap beautiful melodies in a sense of impending doom. Their debut album "All The Things We Carry" was released at the end of last year. Click to hear The Plastic Believers: On The Beach

#5: For This Cause For This Cause is an alternative/post-hardcore band from Australia. They spent much of 2009 and 2010 on tour, and 2011 looks to be no different with opening slots lined up in front of major headliners like Switchfoot. Click to hear For This Cause: Promises

#6: Aron Seals Aron Seals is a rock/fusion guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. His music is heavily influenced by film scoring, and makes use of midi guitar to play various stings sounds while accompanying the solo guitar. Click to hear Aron Seals: Fearless

#7: Anthem Sharp and sophisticated, 25-year old emcee Anthem is a product of the aggressive, fast-paced culture of New York City. Anthem traded in a career on Wall St for one on the mic, and is now Amoeba Music Group's marquee artist. Click to hear Anthem: God Of Joy

#8: Neoclubber Neoclubber was born near the beach with one goal - save the planet from boredom and depression. First on their list of solutions? Make good, fresh songs for everyone to smile and dance to. Click to hear Neoclubber: Wonder Why (Radio Edit)

#9: Sixty Miles Down Hard-hitting & heavy, yet melodic, New Jersey's Sixty Miles Down grinds out gritty anthems pulled from the darker side of the soul. After 12 years of evolution, the quartet has lately been building on buzz around acclaimed releases "Sink Or Swim" and "A New Skin." Click to hear Sixty Miles Down: Dead Weight

#10: Riley Etheridge Jr. Riley Etheridge Jr. is a New York City singer-songwriter with deep roots in musical Americana. He recently released the album "Things I Used To Know," described in the press as an "elegiac, contemplative collection of sad, funny, and ultimately redemptive alternative country." Click to hear Riley Etheridge Jr.: In This Moment