Premiere: Easy Dreams, ’25 Moons’
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Meredith Meyer and Brandon White bonded through a love of country music in unlikely circumstances to form Easy Dreams. Watch the video for their debut single, “25 Moons.”
Video: Holly Blair, ‘Make It on My Own’
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Holly Blair is back with “Make It on My Own,” a contemplative track that finds a place of steely resolve. Blair’s EP is coming out this summer.
Video: Lauren Lakis, ‘Take My Hand’
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A blast of big, doomy shoegaze, “Take My Hand” previews Lauren Lakis’ forthcoming third album, “A Fiesta and a Hell,” coming this fall.
Video: Alaska Reid, ‘Back to This’
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Alaska Reid unveils “Back to This,” the first single from her new album, “Disenchanter,” out in July via Luminelle.
Video: Draag, ‘Mitsuwa’
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L.A. quintet Draag have announced that their new album, “Dark Fire Heresy,” will be out April 28. The video for the new single “Mitsuwa” is freighted by religious symbolism.
Ears Wide Open: Niina Soleil
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Singer-songwriter Niina Soleil, the new persona of Nina Shallman, rings in 2023 with the single “Happy Pills.” It’s worth a dose, as are the singles she released last year.
Videos: Watch the latest from Death Valley Girls, Collapsing Scenery and Rose’s Pawn Shop
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Video roundup: New releases from artists with new or soon-to-arrive albums: from Death Valley Girls, Collapsing Scenery and Rose’s Pawn Shop.
Video: Mars Rodriguez, ‘Todo Presente Futuro es Mejor’
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DIY musician and one-woman band Mars Rodriguez is putting the finishing touches on her album “Mañana Nobody Knows.” Her latest release, “Todo Presente Futuro es Mejor” (and its impressionistic video), shows how she can make every song feel like an art project.
Video: Gal Pal, ‘Mirror’
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L.A. art-rock trio Gal Pal return with “Mirror,” their first release since 2019. They play Zebulon on March 10.
Video: Deb Never, ‘Momentary Sweetheart’
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Fleeting passion plays out in “Momentary Sweetheart,” the tender-to-tough new single from grunge-pop artist Deb Never.
