Author: Elicit Magazine

Trash-wave trailblazers Me Nd Adam step out today with big room ready new single Heartbreak Kid , released today via Handwritten Records. Speaking on the track, the band states: Sometimes it’s not okay, but that’s okay. Life isn’t all highs, it’s got lows and middles and all sorts of inbetweens. As we’ve grown up we’ve learned to better embrace that spectrum of emotions. This song is about knowing that no matter what life throws you there’s always a way to make a party out of it. LISTEN TO HEARTBREAK KID HERE & HERE Me Nd Adam is the depraved result of a relationship between a…

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Emerging alt-rock band Marquee Grand released the single “Maybe” from their upcoming debut EP (due in January 2020) today on all major platforms. “Maybe” is a tantalizing taste of their high energy, infectious music that has led them to perform in conjunction with major bands like The 1975, Dashboard Confessional, and Blink-182. The single is inspired by the band’s current journey through the music industry, as they rally around the support system they have in order to face the roller coaster of ups and downs that come with making a career in music. Their previous release “Not Finished Yet” resonated…

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The Swedish songstress Frida Sundemo releases new ballad, “Gazelles” today, a soft sung melody that acknowledges the fears of the unknown while letting life “run like gazelles.” The string-heavy, billowing track provides an uplifting inspiration for listeners and is the perfect song for setting goals and resolutions in 2020. Celebrating ten years of artistry, Sundemo gives listeners her peaceful light vocals and powerful violins in this song. Frida explains “Gazelles” saying,  “It’s like you’re standing in front of an ocean of great choices but the fear of taking the wrong path is constantly picking you on the shoulder. Still, you’re overwhelmed by the beauty of the unknown.” In comparison to her recent single “Nothing…

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It seems like just yesterday that Anna Nalick broke into the public consciousness with her massive hit, “Breathe”. It’s only upon further reflection that one realizes this was 15 years ago. Time is strange that way. The Blackest Crow explores the passage of time and the music of the past hundred years. Travel back in time and hear Anna Nalick perform your favorite 1940s Jazz ballad or iconic 60s Folk song. Whether you grew up on the music of the 1940s big band era, or the 1990s Alternative Rock scene, Anna revisits material from your childhood and makes those songs her own. AVAILABLE NOW Recorded…

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Fresh off the release of her rousing femme anthem, “Woman Lover Powerful,” Daniella Mason continues the rollout for her forthcoming Physical State EP with yet another cut from the new record. Coupling vibey production with smooth layers of Mason’s voice, “Steady” contemplates the buoys of love that keep us afloat in troubled times. “This industry can be hard on me. It’s fickle and unfaithful and it’s not something you can cling to or ground yourself in. So, I’ve learned to hold on to the steady things in my life, namely my partner and husband,” she explains. “He keeps me upright and keeps me fighting.…

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