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Producing chill surf-pop tracks from under the Phoenix sun, Pro Teens keeps it light and rich with a layer of buttery lead guitar notes sprinkled with punchy discordance, folded in with strong gang vocals that go through the sweet, low, and slightly raspy drawls characteristic of classic rock, intermixed with passionate higher harmonies. Their edgy lyrics can be reflective in an almost sleepy way; but listen to their latest record all the way through, and they’ll make sure you stay woke with their thoughtful political overtones.

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There’s something unwittingly surreal about the moment you come up for air after drowning in what an artist has elegantly drenched you in- and song-for-song, R.ariel has an elegance remarkable enough to give you such wholesome familiarity with her. Rachel Crocker, the creative behind the largely mature one-man project R.ariel, has all the trappings of someone deeply-rooted in the music scene. In her work, R.ariel captures the immediacy of full exposure to an album by way of ambient textures and mournful vocals. Rachel is a Phoenix native with the aptitude for music heavy with homespun refinement and momentous talent.  We’re so pleased to be working with her while she tours Canada and the US.

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“Surfacing from Glendale’s ever-strengthening neo-psychedelia music scene, local artists Josh John and Luke Brunstein have brought us the trippy soundscapes featured on their psychedelic, yet minimalistically arranged singles “Elsewhere” and “Infinite Drift”. John and Brunstein’s skillfully syncopated rhythms make their cassingle: Panoramic Slams V.1 a model basement-production piece you’ll willfully get stuck in your player.”