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Indie spotlight for July 9, 2017 (Show 156)

7/9/2017

Michele D'Amour and the Love Dealers is a Seattle-based band playing blues and r&b. The band was formed in 2011. Rather than play only one style of blues, the band enjoys exploring different grooves and styles, making them popular with dance crowds in their home town and beyond. @mmdamour

Alison Pluff (Ali Marie), was born in Merriam Kansas; to Kathy (Hachinsky) Pluff and Joseph Pluff. She grew up with a great interest in music and would fantasize about singing on a big stage. Her influences as a child were Celine Dion, Shania Twain, Whitney Houston, and Jojo. @Pluffinator

Radio Decay is an indie rock band with a passion for performing and too many overdrives. Beginning in the early spring of 2015, they have been playing shows around the South-East and developing their bulletproof, alternative rock sound with pop melodies on top. @radiodecayband

Rafse7en is the project of Rafael Salazara who is solo artist based in Miami, FL. He produced, wrote and recorded his debut solo EP, simply titled "R7" Volume 1. He was a founding member of the band Loaded Guns, a Miami based rock and roll/ metal band @Rafse7en

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Indie spotlight for May 28, 2017 (Show 152)

5/28/2017

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Papa Satch is a Singer/Songwriter and Producer.He started his music career as a founding member of the bands "Black Horizon,"Blank Stare" and "Mercy Hit". In recent years he toured many of the top clubs in the N.Y.C. Metropolitan Area in support of the album "So Far 'til Now". @SteveRonsenMax

The Divine Hippies are a reincarnate and re-convergence of the paths and cosmic energy of former bandmates. The eclectic nature of their Psychedlic Desert Rock n Soul, insures the listener a journey of positive vibrations, perceptions of light and shade, and the thundering resonance of a fully loaded sonic freight train. @divinehippies

The Social Animals are a full time, van-living young band. They speak through elegantly sarcastic, thoughtful lyrics with memorable melodies splattered across a canvas of indie rock instrumentation. they play their music passionately and honestly, carrying both the intensity to move feet and the delicacy to keep them still. @socialanimals

The Adam Ezra Group has just released their new album “Hurricane Wind”. The album represents both a celebration and reaffirmation of how remarkably their fan community has grown. Even amid ballooning success, Ezra says it’s been not just easy, but natural for AEG to stay dedicated to its mission and true to its humble roots. @adamezra

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Indie spotlight for May 21, 2017 (Show 151)

5/21/2017

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Sam Shaky is an alternative artist from the North. All the way from Finland. His voice is equal parts eerie and your best friend. Shaky's music is a combination of alternative rock, country, and experimental rock. So it’s quite a mixture but what else can it be when he reveals Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen and Marilyn Manson as his biggest influences. @iamSamShaky

Leah Capelle is an stunningly talented pop/indie/rock artist from Chicago. Capelle has recently been described as a young Stevie Nicks, with elements of Fleetwood Mac and The Eagles as main references. But her music is uniquely her own, and she gains inspiration from the likes of Grace Potter, Adam Duritz, Regina Spektor, and many others. @LeahCapelle

Sound & Shape’s body of work speaks as a testament to the belief in the transformative power of music, Rock and Roll specifically. They have an artistic vision based on both brutal honesty and theatric artiface. A mostly straight line can be drawn from the band’s ambitious debut record, through their current release 'Peasants' out now. @soundandshape

Dan Minteer is rather unique in his musical style, an eclectic mix of blues and rock, electrified and acoustic. For many of his songs, including his newest album, Calling All Aliens, he writes, records, produces, and performs all vocal, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, and bass guitar parts. Calling All Aliens is an admirable example and culmination of his rock-blues fusion.

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Indie spotlight for May 14, 2017 (Show 150)

5/14/2017

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Amelia studied piano for many years and taught herself to play a hand-me-down steel string guitar. She started crafting her own melodies and marrying them to odds and ends of journaled poetry. Her independent songwriting explores the aesthetic of music, spreading a layer of introspective lyrics over a foundation of honest melodies. @amelia__music

Emma Friedman's songs are heartfelt, organic, and showcase her ability to tap into her emotions and tell her unique story. Her folksy voice and style is reminiscent of Brandi Carlile with songwriting akin to Julien Baker. Originally from Connecticut, Emma now hails from Dobbs Ferry, NY. Her first EP “Full Circle” will be available May 12th. @EFriedmanMusic

Sailing Stones is Irish-born Jenny Lindfors, now living in London and wrestling with the oppressive and unforgiving nature of city life. In the tradition of a travelling musician, Lindfors’ main aim was to give voice to her own internal landscape, chasing perfection as she sought to harness the abstract through her work. @mssailingstones

Kodiak Deathbeds are Amber Webber and Derek Fudesco, whose mindful disengagement from self-perpetuating chaos culminated in their debut self-titled LP in 2015. Amber Webber is taking time off from Black Mountain and Lightning Dust for the time being to partner up with Cave Singers guitarist Derek Fudesco as Kodiak Deathbeds @KodiakDeathbeds

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