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San Francisco-based Indie artist Maggie Gently announces new single + video for "Hold My Hand," her debut with Refresh Records!

Maggie Gently Delivers Very Gay Pop Punk Anthem “Hold My Hand” - Audiofemme

San Francisco artist Maggie Gently channels late-90s MTV staples in the video for her new queer love anthem "Hold My Hand," her first for Re

"“Hold My Hand” is as warm as happy tears on a cheek, the mist of emotion that leaps from some deep, dark well inside your being. It’s authentically Maggie Gently, even as she springs into the glistening sunshine to leave her sorrow back in the shadows. In her willingness to break free, her songwriting has considerably blossomed."

[riotactmedia]

Read Audiofemme's interview with Cincinnati-based duo Sungaze about their sophomore LP 'This Dream', out now!

Dream pop duo Sungaze releases sophomore album 'This Dream'

Cincinnati-based husband-and-wife dream pop duo Sungaze make a powerful return with their new album This Dream.

[riotactmedia]

Hear “Emo Revival,” the new single from A Riggs, courtesy of Audiofemme!

“This is about a lot of stories that are not mine to tell, but mainly it’s about witnessing the birth and death of a musical movement in real time,” Riggs tells Audiofemme. “Entire mini-civilizations pop up from time to time and it’s always fascinating to be on the sidelines and witness it until you realize that these are real people (and all that implies) and not the magical architects some folks would have you believe. What a fuckin’ weird time it was. This is a song about someone hoping a dead movement comes back, for good and ill.” More HERE!

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Audiofemme interviews Cheekface on asserting boundaries with their new album, ‘Emphatically No.’

Read & listen HERE.

Cheekface’s Emphatically No. is out now on New Professor Records.

[alivewithclive]

It's great to see @radiatorking7 featured in this informative article by Tarra Thiessen in @audiofemme as one of "the Hardest Working DIY Touring bands of 2019 keeping the DIY dream alive!"

You'll find the article, which is sure to enhance your appreciation of the resilience, fortitude and resourcefulness of the members of these bands, at http://bit.ly/audiofemme_hwdiytb_2019

Included in the image above is a picture of Radiator King's fearless founder and frontman, Adam Silvestri, on @alivewithclivetvshow, and a poster for the band's recent Fall Tour, which included several shows in Europe! For the blog post with links to the two shows featuring Radiator King on Alive with Clive, go to http://alivewithclive.tv/radiatorking7

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Audiofemme premieres the new EP from The Gods Themselves, ‘Glamour & Grime’!

“Every year, we’re treated to albums built for rooftop fun, their core aesthetic made for hot days and warm nights by the light of a disco ball. Seattle’s disco punk darlings, The Gods Themselves’ new EP Glamour & Grime keeps things simple by detailing the album in the title itself.” Listen HERE and find on all streaming services!

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AUDIOFEMME FEATURE: Opening Elsewhere

1.5.2017

Every ounce of stress has been worth it though, outweighed tenfold by pride in every victory and excitement over what’s in store. In the two months since our Halloween opening, so much has already happened: Mayor Di Blasio signed the repeal of the much-detested Cabaret Law on our Hall stage. Swedish pop star Tove Lo played a surprise show in pasties; emerging queen of Brooklyn house Yaeji continued her ascent to the top of the scene with a sold-out set in the Hall. We’ve booked all three members of the Detroit techno Belleville Three, and hosted the triumphant return of London soul-funk collective Jungle. It’s been a trip to watch people take in the space, overhearing their comments and questions – Where does this door go? What is this room? – and it’s felt great when they’ve loved it as much as we’ve wanted them to.

Read more: http://www.audiofemme.com/af-2017-in-review-opening-elsewhere/

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AUDIOFEMME REVIEW: Yumi Zouma, Willowbank

10.12.2017

The Kiwi quartet have already returned with follow-up Willowbank, a subdued collection of dreamy songs that explore the fundamentally modern confusion between perception and reality. So much of life these days is defined by how we wish to be perceived by others – the endless highlight reel that is Instagram, the urge to appear “chill” to friends and lovers despite internal floundering. Yumi Zouma expertly deals in what-ifs and hypotheticals on this record, floating in the gap between what we wish for and what we have.

Read more: http://www.audiofemme.com/album-review-yumi-zouma-willowbank/