Top 10 brushfirerecords.com Competitors

alomusic.com

ALO BBQ III: Bustin' Loose

balkanbeatbox.com

Transcending genres for over a decade: The world vs hip-hop/electro and more… Always searching for inspiration. Currently touring the new release Shout It Out Loud.

ben-lee.com

The official website for Ben Lee. Keep up to date with the latest in touring and new music news.

collectivesoul.com

Collective Soul

dangerbirdrecords.com

The Frights may have started out as a joke but there's nothing funny about the unexpected rise they've experienced over the past three years. It all started when this group of high school friends—guitarist/vocalist Mikey Carnevale, drummer Marc Finn and bassist Richard Dotson—put together a six-song, 30-minute set and booked a show for fun. What they didn't bank on was the fact that someone in the audience would enjoy it so much that they would want to release music immediately. "We kind of became a band by mistake," Carnevale admits. Over the next few years the group released two well-received EPs and a full-length before teaming up with Dangerbird Records who are proud to be releasing the fuzz-drenched rock act's second full length, You're Are Going To Hate This, an album that shows that the group have evolved not only into a legitimate act but one that seems to have no limit to their potential. In order to fully realize these songs, the group essentially harassed FIDLAR frontman Zac Carper until he finally came up with the idea to produce a few songs for The Frights. "We had played a couple of shows with FIDLAR and Mike would persistently email the band asking to take us on tour and Zac eventually responded and said he had listened to our songs and wanted to see if we would be open to having him produce some recordings," Dotson explains. "At first we thought it would be a few songs or a demo but we somehow convinced him to do the whole record," he adds with a laugh. "It was really just a case of annoying him until he had no other choice." Finn could only spend a limited amount of time in the studio so after he flew out and tracked his drums the remaining members had months to go into the studio and add their own parts to these songs, which slowly began to come alive as they transitioned from sonic blueprints into something more tangible. The group had four months to make You Are Going To Hate This, far more time than they had ever had in the past so Carper had

fitzandthetantrums.com

Check out Fitz and The Tantrums official website for up to date merch, tour dates, music, videos and more!

jackjohnsonmusic.com

Photos courtesy of Chef Hui Hawaiʻi, Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, Open Kitchen Oʻahu, and The Farmlink Project This Thanksgiving holiday, Jack would like to thank our local farmers, as well as all of the organizations and volunteers working to promote food security in our communities. To support the 1 in 6 Hawaii residents who struggle with […]

kaiserchiefs.com

kaiser chiefs' easy eighth album - out now. uk tour tickets on sale now!