We’re thrilled to have not one, not two, but THREE placements in the new hit series from Freeform “Everything’s Trash”! Read all about these placements and the show below: K. Roosevelt Los Angeles-based K. Roosevelt is a true musical polymath, evolving from an instrumentalist into a multifaceted artist, writer and producer. His music can immerse you in a dream-like state of self-reflection with a single tune and his ability to to capture California’s sunny skies and melancholy all at once has touched audiences from all over the world. Two of his songs from his brand new album “Solstice” were used in this new hit series. His song “Day Glow” was featured in episode 105 and “The Voodoo” appears in episode 109, premiering August 31st. DiRTY RADiO DiRTY RADiO is a Dance/R&B duo from Vancouver, known for crafting a synthesis of progressive Pop, R&B, and EDM. The band has released three […]
The energy and rhythm driving “To Be Free”, the new single by Ontario’s very own The Indiana Drones, makes you feel like you’re in the middle of a high speed car chase scene. Inspired by the soundtrack to Tarrantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”, songwriter Justin Zuccato wanted to create a song about about riding the line between having a good time and numbing yourself. He describes it as “1960s Batman TV show meets Quentin Tarantino meets Nirvana meets a computer.” We just think it’s rad. Justin Zuccato formed Indiana Drones as a solo project after having been a touring musician and producer for Canadian rocker Billy Raffoul for five years prior. Impeccably written and produced, this growing catalog of songs is sure to find it’s way onto the big screen. Or at the very least, a 50 inch one albums, West End Coast and AM Waves set the benchmark for 21st Century, 1970s-influenced rock music. Platts […]