If you’ve been following along with music news this spring, you’ve likely caught wind of Kehlani‘s difficult March. Without unnecessarily diving into details, it’s suffice to say we’re very excited to see the Oakland-based R&B singer returning with a new track today. Kehlani “24/7”, produced by DZL, quite explicitly addresses her recent challenges, opening the […]
If you’re in the Bay, chances are high that Oakland’s own Kamaiyah is already on your radar. The 21 year old Kamaiyah’s “How Does It Feel” made it’s way round the web last October with good reason. Today, Kamiayah dropped her full, sixteen track A Good Night In The Ghetto mixtape. A Good Night features Bay staples […]
Naytronix (Nate Brenner of tUnE-yArDs) released a new video for “Dream” today. “Dream” is from Brenner’s sophomore album Mister Divine, released on City Slang last year. The four and a half minute video for Naytronix “Dream” is nearly as eclectic as Mister Divine itself. Layered, panning, geometric, psychedelic images of nature create a visually satisfying video. Naytronix is heading […]
Oakland’s Jackson Phillips continues with his Day Wave project. On March 4th, Phillips will release the new Day Wave Hard to Read EP via Grand Jury. Phillips wrote, recorded, mixed and mastered Hard to Read. Jackson also shared Hard to Read‘s lead single. “Gone” follows Day Wave’s pattern of intricate, tight, rhythm guitar-driven, bedroom cuts. Gemini-era Wild Nothing and early […]
Oakland musician Derek Barber is no stranger to our site, as we’ve featured his work with Bells Atlas and Astronauts Etc before. In addition to writing, recording and gigging with both of those bands, Barber maintains a side-project called Perhapsy. What originally began as an instrumental outlet in 2010 has evolved into a guitar driven, experimental […]