With a sound straddling between hazy pop, sun-kissed rock and a dash of psychedelic soul, Los Angeles-based band Valley Queen have released their new EP entitled 'Destroyer'. Led by the classic vocals of Natalie Carol, the six-song record is a lush touching of a distinct style of rock and roll with sensibilities of acts The Eagles. 'Destroyer' instantly evokes imagery of long drives through the vibrant California desert. Out now, you can stream the EP below.
K.Flay brings more fire with her latest single 'High Enough'. The song is the follow-up to her previous tune 'Black Wave'. 'High Enough' finds the L.A.-based artist finds alternate ways of staying lifted without constant bombarding of drugs whilst soaring over a gritty alternative/post-punk platform. The track is taken from her forthcoming album 'Every Where Is Some Where', out April 7th via Night Street/Interscope.

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L.A.-based garage rocker Hanni El Khatib has announced the details of his forthcoming album 'Savage Times' out February 17th on Innovative Leisure. The new work features the full collection of his Savage Times EPs released in 2016, along with a batch of new tracks. There will also be limited edition 10" vinyl books available for purchase. To coincide with the news, Hanni El Khatib has also shared his latest track titled 'This I Know'. A raw soul meets rock concoction, the track will also be featured on the upcoming LP. Have a listen below.

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Los Angeles band Golden Coast have released their self-titled debut EP. One of the songs …
Los Angeles-based artist Lola Blanc has an interesting background. For one, she used to be a child ventriloquist with a roller coaster of a life. Two, she has written for the likes of Brittney Spears and acted on television shoes such as 'American Horror Story: Hotel'. Factor this into her music career and what you get are cinematic records that teeter between Broadway classic and modern, grandeur pop.