There’s something timeless about Bronze Radio Return’s newest release “The Same Changes (String Version)”. A song that, on its surface, captures the bittersweet nature of life’s cycles and elevates to another level with the string version, transforming it into something lush, cinematic, and unexpectedly emotional. This isn’t just a rework—it’s a re-imagining, turning “Same Changes” into a deeper, richer experience. Formed in 2007 in Hartford, Connecticut, Bronze Radio Return blends indie rock and roots influences with Americana and are known for their anthemic sound, dynamic live performances and heartfelt storytelling. They’ve played countless festivals like Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Hangout and Firefly and have built a solid fan base with over 175 million streams. Their music has been featured in over 100 high-profile placements that include TV shows, films, and commercials, solidifying their legendary status within the sync world!
Chloey Indica’s new single “LIAR” is a fiery Alt Pop anthem that blends her raw vulnerability with explosive energy. Channeling the rebellious Pop Punk spirit of artists like Avril Lavigne and Paramore, this song is about the pain and frustration of loving an addict and the emotional toll of supporting someone whose truth is always out of reach. Born and raised in Seattle, Chloey Indica’s musical roots are shaped by her mother’s band and her grandfather’s musical influence. Her stage name reflects both personal history and her artist identity. Now based in Nashville, Chloey’s sound blends pop rock with ’90s influences, rock energy, and vulnerable storytelling. With 250k+ followers on TikTok and a current Spotify New Music Friday feature for “LIAR”, Chloey has connected with a growing audience of fans that are surely along for the ride. Next up for her, a bunch of syncs!
Alexander Wren is starting off his sophomore album with a soulful and funky blues shuffle called “Internal Jukebox”. The witty lyrics shine a light on all the different genres within the music he holds close. Don’t we all have our own little internal jukebox? ‘Internal Jukebox’ was written on my Wurlitzer electric piano in my Manhattan apartment. With it, I sought to celebrate my musical heritage and the generations of diverse musicians who have come before me and show how closely music intermingles with my DNA. The Midwest native turned New York local has been fine-tuning his craft for almost a decade and can undoubtedly create a great song. His music has been featured on a wide range of editorial playlists and with brands like Adobe, OnlyVinyl and Starbucks. As trends and instant gratification dominate our world, Alexander Wren seeks something different. The Classic American Song.
“Death Of A Perfectionist” by Jenna Lotti is the perfect soundtrack for those moments when the world feels still, but your thoughts are anything but quiet. An anthem for anyone weary of chasing the impossible ideal of “perfection,” this emotionally rich and melancholic track weaves between minimalist introspection and a soaring, epic soundscape. It’s got that slow burn build too, you know the one. Showcasing Jenna’s ethereal vocals, the song takes listeners on a profound journey of self-acceptance and personal discovery. Indie pop artist Jenna Lotti has garnered recognition from prominent outlets such as Billboard, American Songwriter, Wonderland, Flaunt as well as being the first-ever recipient of ASCAP’s Peggy Lee Songwriter Award for her original song “Fake ID”. Originally from the East Coast and now based in Los Angeles, her music was featured on Season 2 of NBC’s hit show “Songland”. Drawing inspiration from life’s struggles and emotional challenges, Lotti’s […]
Born from heartbreak and the hard truths that came with it, MALIA’S latest album ‘Back in My Body’ is all about the strength of turning inward and finding the parts of yourself that got lost along the way. With this album, MALIA opens a window into her process of self-discovery, healing, and transformation. It’s an album that digs deep, exploring buried wounds and the power of rewriting your story while creating a sense of home within yourself. It’s fresh, honest, and the perfect soundtrack for anyone on a path toward self-acceptance. The LA-based Alt. R&B / Neo-Soul singer-songwriter originally from the Pacific Northwest has garnered a substantial following over the years with her eclectic and soulful sound. She recently toured with Corrine Bailey Rae on her North American tour but received her initial buzz after opening for The Internet’s Syd on her West Coast tour. She’s had a number of […]
With Halloween right around the corner, Lola Violet’s latest release, “grave” is here just in time for the spooky season. With a dark pulsating beat and haunting vocals, this song lyrically explores the forbidden elements of intimacy and relationships. Secrets you take to the graaaaave. This talented young Los Angeles-based Pop singer-songwriter, pianist and actress is gearing up for the release of her third EP. Over the years she has garnered over 100 million streams and has built a substantial social media following through her captivating live TikTok performances. Her song “BAD 4 EACH OTHER (Sped Up)” was also just featured in the new FX series English Teacher, surely the first of many great sync placements to come!
Blending a heady mix of Bossa Nova, Jazz and Hip-Hop, AmstrongWW’s new single “Jungle” is incredibly smooth. Lyrically, the track highlights the exploitation of the people and resources across Africa and the hopeless feeling of desperation resulting from globalization. Despite the serious weight of the song’s political subject matter, the light and airy feel of the track is a potent juxtaposition. Born in Cameroon but now based in Houston, ArmstrongWW holds his own with his experimental Alt Hip Hop style and thoughtful lyricism. His music often incorporates a mixture of personal storytelling and social commentary, with a beautifully produced sound that ranges from introspective to high-energy. Drawing from a diverse range of influences, his work is a bold and original blend that showcases his exceptional artistry and talent.
Written during the height of the pandemic, Claire Guerreso and Klergy’s latest release “Closing In” explores the dark feeling of anxiety we all experienced at that time. A time filled with fear, uncertainty and isolation, the pandemic caused a global sense of unrest and the tone of the song showcases that emotion. Harnessing that feeling, the track was just featured in the second season of the NBC series “Found”. Claire Guerreso is a powerhouse in the sync licensing world, renowned for her ability to craft music that deeply resonates with the moving image. With an impressive range of musical styles and the authenticity of a true artist, Claire’s expertise at crafting songs that enhance emotional storytelling is second to none. Above and beyond our sync placements with Claire, her songs have been featured in dozens of high profile television shows, films, trailers, promos and ads.
“Feelin’ Blue”, the lead single from the new EP by No Suits, taps into their effortlessly cool sound that they couldn’t avoid if they tried. This L.A. trio gets in the pocket with this new track blending R&B, hip-hop, funk and (royalty-free) sample chops with a dab of Mac Miller swagger. When the three friends met in class one day in San Diego, they had no clue it would be the start of their musical careers. Dedicated to the idea that they would all steer clear of the corporate life, No Suits was born. A decade later, the band has built an incredible catalog and following with their unique and evolving sound. One of our first and longest running clients, No Suits has had an amazing run of sync with brands like Mini Cooper and Gold Bond, TV placements with shows like Grand Crew, 4400 and FBoy Island as well […]
Richie Weeks might not be a household name, but for those in the know his name resonates with the heartbeat of the NYC disco scene. A true icon of the genre, Richie emerged in the late 1970s with his band Weeks & Co, captivating audiences with his infectious rhythms and soulful melodies that defined a generation of dance music. His hit singles “Rock Your World” and “If You’re Looking For Fun” climbed the Billboard Dance and R&B charts and set clubs ablaze with their undeniable groove. Despite his success, his label left much of his catalog unreleased. With the help of Jerome Derradji and his Past Due label, Weeks recently released an archival collection of unreleased records and reissued hits from the 70’s and 80’s. Together they also filmed a documentary short entitled Taking Back The Groove, which tells the story of how Derradji fought to regain the rights to […]