Celebrate the two weeks of pleasant Georgia springtime with our favorite ATL releases you may have missed in March. :) “Get the Lotion” by Buckhead Shaman Buckhead Shaman, the epithet of Tyler Hobbs, graces us with his latest funk-infused single, […]
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Liamette Returns with a Dynamic Two-Pack When I first heard Liamette back in 2017, he embodied exactly what the times demanded: an energetic, shit-talking, callous Soundcloud rapper. However, even back then he refused to give heed to any boxes placed
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There’s power in eclecticism. Stemlines’ new LP, U R HERE, revels in both. Unbidden from genre norms or structural expectations, U R HERE is a declaration of Stemline’s place in the Atlanta music scene. The album comes on the heels
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For the shortest month of the year, Atlanta musicians released a whole lot of music. See what you may have missed from local artist in February. “F.I.L.” by Dylan Elliott Rapper/producer Dylan Elliott debuts brightly optimistic single “F.I.L.;” a straight-forward
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“True hacks take it easy on themselves, and I won’t do it” Completed Songs, the debut project from Sloping, serves as both an intimate and critical process of self reflection. Throughout we are brought into memories layered in melancholy, regret,
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Feeling connected to the local music community is tough right now. So, we collected the newest music by some of our favorite Atlanta artists, and put them in one convenient place. :) “Debt of Love” by Canopy Joc The easy-going,
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The four-piece Atlanta DIY staple is living what they wrote “Pretty messed up that Playboi Carti decided to drop his album on the same day as us,” jokes bassist Sarfaraz Syed as he sits down with his three bandmates and
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Attempting to wrap up 2020 isn’t easy. It’s not fun to be a downer, but no one needs to hear more of the hackneyed inspirational phrases like “in these unprecedented times” or “now more than ever” that plagued this year
ATLANTA — Singer-songwriter Faye Webster is settled in her sunroom in her Midtown Atlanta home when she picks up my phone call on a Thursday afternoon. The Atlanta native has just wrapped up recording an album for release in 2021,
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After a two year wait since Karaoke’s 2018 debut EP How To Make You Boil, the East Atlanta music scene favorite is back with their first full length album Blood, Piss, Religion, Pain. Today, Karaoke invites us to embrace the
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