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Fleurt’s “Nihilist” is a Classic Created from Boredom

Nihilism  noun a viewpoint that traditional values and beliefs are unfounded, and that existence is senseless and useless Indie pop artist, Fleurt’s latest single, “Nihilist” is a relatable glimpse into the human psyche; describing the feeling of boredom and the unknowing anticipation of what the future holds. The lyrics outline the realization of what was once yearned for, may not be what is desired anymore. … Continue reading Fleurt’s “Nihilist” is a Classic Created from Boredom

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A Sunday Night in LA with Mulherin

For the last leg of their tour, the harmonic R&B duo, Mulherin invited Los Angeles to listen to songs from their latest project, Blurry. Twin brothers, Parker and Marshall Mulherin show a sense of modest confidence with every audience interaction. They call out their dad in the back of the venue as the “OG Mulherin” and pay homage to their Memphis roots. While both appear … Continue reading A Sunday Night in LA with Mulherin

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FYI: If You Aren’t Listening To The Bleachers, You Should Be

Now I know I’m late to the party here, but have you listened to “Gone Now” by The Bleachers? Jack Antonoff’s sophomore project is an eclectic blend of difficult, yet relatable life issues and the feel good beat of contemporary pop. We know Antonoff from the widely popular “We Are Young” single by Fun, but “Gone Now” shows the true artistic ability he possesses not … Continue reading FYI: If You Aren’t Listening To The Bleachers, You Should Be

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