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Elli Moore Drink Me EP
Elli Moore Has Summer on Tap with “Drink Me” and Tour Dates in July
Elli Moore’s Drink Me EP is a short and sweet soundtrack for the summer boasting songs that are outright intoxicating. That is why Music Daily is revisiting this EP on the news of her upcoming tour launching in July. All the Buzz with “Drink Me” Beginning with the upbeat “Green Juice,” Moore explores the story of stumbling upon a sugar daddy while shopping for, you guessed it, green juice. It’s a fun, carefree track with unserious lyrics, paired with a poppy beat that sets the tone for the rest of the extended play. Ellie revealed in…
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Rachel Taylor and Trevor Kelly of He Is We
He Is We is a Great Duo Hailing from Tacoma
This week, get acquainted with the Tacoma-based indie-pop duo, He Is We. Artist Profile Consisting of Rachel Taylor (singer) and Trevor Kelly (guitarist), He Is We have played a part in the indie music scene since the late 2000s. The duo initially gained attention by leveraging social media platforms to market their music. Though they jumped on the strategy long before the days of TikTok—back to the time of MySpace. Their early works showcased an immense level of emotive vocals paired with melodic guitar arrangements, creating a sound that has become authentically He Is We. This…
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Our latest pick for a music discovery is the beautiful and talented Rileyy Lanez. She released her debut album 'Bittersweet' on December 2.
Music Discovery: Rileyy Lanez Renders Honesty & Vocals
Music Daily’s latest pick for our music discovery is the beautiful and talented Rileyy Lanez. We’re delving into a Re-Discovery of her EP Bittersweet . Rileyy’s Breakout Moment Serving old school R&B, Rileyy Lanez renders honest songwriting with a soulful voice reminiscent of Keyshia Cole. Her breakout 2019 single “I’m Leaving” is a melodic outcry where Rileyy finds inner strength and self worth to leave a toxic relationship for good. The heartfelt ballad brought solace and captured the hearts of many, due to her courage and vulnerability. Rapper Lil Tjay actually recognized her talent prior to…
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The One Eighties "Two Jet Planes"
Discovery: The One Eighties – A Duo from North Carolina
The best part about music discoveries is uncovering hidden gems like The One Eighties. Learn more about the duo here. Artist Profile: The One Eighties Raleigh-based duo The One Eighties has had quite the story already in their musical careers thus far. Originating as The Reveilles, the pair started off in a band on the rise before they were forced to pivot toward another dream. Going their separate ways, Autumn Brand and Daniel Cook created The One Eighties. Aptly named after their career’s journey, this is a duo that you don’t want to miss out on.…
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Beach Fossils
Beach Fossils: A Mini Profile on “Run To The Moon”
Indie-rock band Beach Fossils had a great run with album, Bunny with their latest track, “Run To The Moon.” Music Daily is taking a look back at this track. Beach Fossils’ Return to Music It had been six years since Beach Fossils had released any music. The band, which formed in 2009, has released popular albums in the past, albeit spread out over time. Their latest album, Somersault, came out back in 2017, four years after their previous album, Clash the Truth, in 2013. Clearly, good things take time with Beach Fossils. However, “Run to the…
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Hozier
How Cage the Elephant and Taylor Swift Plus Others Can Inspire Your Next Reading List
If you live life with one earbud always in, listen up! Self-proclaimed music addicts who never know what to read (or listen to next), this is a list made especially for you! For a song for a book, here are five books recommended from five songs we love.  “Like Real People Do” by Hozier  Looking for love? Aren’t we all? If you’re a fan of Hozier’s beautiful, albeit complicated, lyrics, you are sure to be a fan of Salley Rooney’s prose. Hozier’s melancholy chorus, “we could just kiss like real people do,” clung to my ears…
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