Grammy-nominated powerhouse BNXN reinforces his status as one of the world’s most boundary-breaking hitmakers with the release of his latest single, “Online,” out now via EMPIRE. The melodic record serves as the final preview to his highly anticipated six-track EP, Still In Charge, set for release on October 1st.

Los Angeles-based indie-rock group Where’s West? unveils their debut EP “Wave to Come,” available everywhere now via East Iris Records. Where’s West? is a dance-forward rock band that brings 70s energy into a modern sound. The band blends infectious grooves, bright melodies, and an effortless California feel that is both nostalgic and now. Their music is driven by love and a genuine desire for connection.

Alternative rock band Surfing for Daisy is thrilled to release their new album, Echo The Madness that is available now on all streaming platforms. The band shares, “Echo The Madness is a musical exploration into a world that is filled with beauty and intense tragedy all simultaneously.” In support of the new release, Surfing for Daisy will continue touring throughout the year.

Co-produced by Micah and WALSCHLAGER, “VHS” is the fourth track from Micah Martin’s album “All I Need,” arriving November 20 – a nostalgic alt-rock and electronic cut about grieving the person you used to be, sitting at the intersection of multiple genres. Alongside the single, Micah is revealing the album’s full 17-track tracklist, which includes collaborations with
HIGHSOCIETY, OddKidOut, Hyro The Hero and Flux Pavilion.

Multi-platinum, GRAMMY-nominated rock band Fuel release “Bad at Love,” the latest single from their highly anticipated seventh studio album, Pendulum, out October 30th. “Bad at Love” turns the familiar “it’s not you, it’s me” sentiment into something far more piercing: an unflinching confession of regret, self-doubt, and the anguish that follows when love slips through your hands.

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