Drummer Dan Epand (TWWO, Nico Vega) and his 8-year-old daughter Lennon are Homescool. And the rip-roaring video for their new single, “The Drums,” will have you rapping on something, banging heads … and smiling along.
Chelsea Rose’s bright new single “Down the Street” is a pep talk-turned-pop song, with a buoyant video to match. It’s the latest from the former Summer Twins singer’s solo album, “Truth or Consequences,” out in June.
Check out new videos from Agender, Zola Jesus, Haunted Summer and Eyedress in Buzz Bands LA’s latest roundup.
Madison Cunningham performs for a crowd of unimpressed, French-speaking puppets in the video for her new single, “Anywhere.” But it’s madness, the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter says, “letting people’s opinion of you hold too much weight.”
Fresh off the release of his new album “This Is for the Barbarians,” Mondo Cozmo shares the video for “WW3” — a song that had a last-minute lyric change between the time the vinyl was pressed and the album’s digital release. Thanks, Mr. Springsteen.
Singer-songwriter Ryan Pollie affirms his knack for balancing levity and loss on his latest album, “Stars.” He bops over an animated backdrop in the feel-good “Best Love I Ever Had.”
Michael Rault, whose new album arrives in June, orchestrates a heist resulting in a wild car chase and shootout in Ryan Baxley’s video for his new single “Neither Love Nor Money,” a groovy, horn-boosted bop.
In advance of her appearances at Coachella, Bishop Briggs has shared a pair of powerful new singles that sort through the despair of losing her older sister to ovarian cancer.
Torrance rockers Joyce Manor churn out airtight hooks on the new single, “Gotta Let It Go,” which announces the June arrival of their sixth album, “40 oz. to Fresno.”
Rounding up three new videos from artists we’ve been following: Dial in to Automatic’s high-concept cool; go road-trippin’ with Diane Coffee; and shoot some hoops with KALI.
