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Indie Darlings: Vivid Soundscapes & Sonic Experiments

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We love it when you push musical boundaries. It makes our world more interesting and colorful.

That’s why we love rolling out the Indie Darlings playlist, in conjunction with Circle Back Entertainment Group. This is where we throw out convention and blur the lines between genres, giving you a unique compilation of tunes that you won’t find anywhere else.

This month, we give you an opportunity to immerse yourself in new sounds, and appreciate the experimentation taking place across the world, from high-end studios to home setups. Step into the experience!

Track listing:
The Stremes – Got Myself Together
Nico Son – Let This Go
The Ivy – Every Little Ladder
CIAO MALZ – Two Feet Tall
Orland Sunset – Bullshit
Alyssa Joseph – Another Year
Julia Kahn – Badlands
BoyWithUke – Gaslight
Accidental Friend – Empty Love
almost a.m. – Stand Still
Hunter West – Don’t Cry
Hugs, Parking Lot Funeral, & Karaoke Bar – hummin
Post Meridiem – Love
Pierce Alexander – Doll Parts
Sierra Carson – skeletons
Davis Evanoff – Cranberries (2024)
rakey – Everything Is Summer
Adam Lamah – Even If
Common Man – Vermont
Noorani – oceans

Songs You Should Hear: From Modern to Retro (and Back Again)

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Did you know that you can support Underground Music Collective, any time of year? By making a tax-deductible donation to UMC via The Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, you ensure that we can keep sharing songs and stories from independent creatives everywhere, for years to come. Click here to get started!

Anyway, onto this week’s Songs You Should Hear…

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Daily Spinn: John Lensing’s ‘Talk To Me’ Reminds Us About Patience and Persistence

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No Depression Artist to Watch John Lensing writes from a place of thoughtful, quiet confidence. Frequently touching on topics of mental health, Lensing’s songwriting creates a space where both he and his listeners can feel comfortable in their vulnerability.

Hear Monday’s Daily Spinn

LISTEN: ‘Going to the Movies’ Reveals the True Mark Fredson

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Over the course of his career, and through numerous projects, Mark Fredson has garnered well-deserved attention, both for his fearless showmanship, as well as a knack for writing larger-than-life hooks. Fredson gained notoriety — in Nashville, and across the United States — for his time as the frontman of The Lonely H, and helped Margo Price craft her breakout song “Hurtin’ (On the Bottle).”

The sum of those experiences has culminated in Going to the Movies, Fredson’s new, 9-track volume of “classic bedroom pop” that, in the artist’s own words, is his most authentic work to date.

“Going to the Movies sounds very 2019, but it can also take you back to an earlier time,” Fredson said. “It bridges a solid gap between two worlds. I wanted to sound new while still mining the past, and this is my true self on the record. Regardless of the different iterations of music I’ve played in the past, there’s nothing in the world that’s more representative of me as a person than what you hear here.”

If that’s the case, then we love Mark Fredson here at UMC!

Go to The Movies!