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Running Lights Inspires Listeners To Be Present on New Summer Single

New York, NY – Rising pop band Running Lights, consisting of Mike and Nick Squillante, and Stephen Ranellone, has released “One in a Million,” an uplifting summer track that inspires listeners to cherish those you love, whether they be new relationships or old, and live life to the fullest. Combining a catchy, uptempo dance-pop beat that is sure to make your feet tap with confident, emotional vocals, “One in a Million” sounds like the way butterflies feel when you fall in love. The single is now available on digital music platforms worldwide.

Quarantining during the last few months has left many people separated from their loved ones. If we learned anything from the pandemic, it’s that life is short and not to let an opportunity pass. “One in a Million” is a euphonious reminder to treasure those closest to us, both metaphorically and physically. “‘One in a Million’ is simply about letting go, being present, and embracing the magic that sometimes wanders across your path,” explains lead singer and guitarist Mike Squillante. “Put simply, even love needs love sometimes. If you don’t nurture the love you have, it’ll die regardless of if it’s new or old.” The catchy track details two lovers’ romantic late night on the town and is brimming with upbeat, affectionate vocals. The chorus zealously exclaims, “Take you anywhere that you want to go if you hold my hand when the lights get low. Cause it’s me and you and that makes two, but I swear we’re one in a million.” The electro-pop beat then subsides momentarily before the rapturous sounds of the drum and keyboard return as the song reaches its emotional pinnacle. “One in a Million” reminds listeners to savor the divine moments in life. “Take a leap of faith and fall in love. Don’t let an opportunity pass you by.”

Running Lights are no strangers to hard work; it’s a deep-rooted notion that has been a cornerstone of their Italian working-class upbringing paired with an unwavering passion for music. The New York-born siblings, Mike and Nick Squillante have had music take front and center, whether it was their dad playing the piano or their mom listening to 90’s country music. Joining the brothers is childhood friend Stephen Ranellone, who has been hooked on drumming since he was given his first set in the 6th grade. All three members bring with them notable accomplishments and experiences in the industry. Mike has toured as a guitarist and keyboardist for major label acts such as Melanie Martinez (Atlantic) and Gnash (Atlantic), Nick works as an engineer at NYC’s legendary Electric Lady Studios with notable artists such as Frank Ocean, Bon Jovi, and Mumford & Sons; and Stephen is a Warped Tour veteran and the touring drummer with indie artist, Pronoun (Sleep Well Records). In 2018, Running Lights signed a deal with hit-making powerhouse label, IDAP Music, home to multi-platinum producer/songwriter William Larsen (Nico and Vinz “Am I Wrong,” Kygo “Stay,” Florida Georgia Line “H.O.L.Y.”).

“One in a Million” is indicative of the lively, self-reflective themes Running Lights have been exploring in recent songs. For the listener, the song cultivates a strong sense of devotion and admiration towards one’s significant others (old or new) and spreads a message of not taking things for granted. Keep up with Running Lights by visiting RunningLightsMusic.com.

Los Angeles-Based Alternative Rock Artist Provides A Hard-Hitting, Yet Tender Record

Los Angeles, CA – Songwriter, recording artist, and producer, Zachary Kibbee, released his new album Life in Low Fidelity, an exploration of the nuisances and ecstasy implicit in relationships. Kibbee’s combination of modern alternative rock elements combined with his authentic gritty, bluesy style and large vocal range, captivates the listener on all ten tracks. Life in Low Fidelity is now available to stream and download on digital music platforms worldwide.

Life in Low Fidelity includes production from Zachary Kibbee, Eric McNeely, Joseph Holiday, Tom Rhodes, and Grammy award winner Rich Jacques (Lisa Loeb). The album’s strong, melodic beats invoke foot-tapping, head-bopping, and bolster Kibbee’s expressive vocals. The first song and title track off the album, “Life in Low Fidelity,” features lively, upbeat drumming, guitar strumming, and humming, reminiscent of The Black Keys. Lyrically, the track introduces the album’s themes of loyalty, love, and lust. The second song off of the album, “Somewhere To Put My Gold” begins with a salacious encounter on which Kibbee remarks, “Have you a little taste, but you can’t get the whole thing.” The song boasts passionate, rangy vocals about searching for a trustworthy partner and utilizes a forceful, contemporary bluesy rock beat. Delving into a different relationship dilemma is the song “Come Back,” which combines a joyous beat with a lover’s hope of reuniting a relationship. One of the most emotional songs of the album is “This Love Is For Everyone,” which has a previously released music video featuring a diverse cast of people singing along. Kibbee uses ear stimulating guitar riffs and inspiring vocals to declare that “love is for everyone,” regardless of your background, everyone deserves love. It’s all we really need to make the world better. The album’s first single, “Better Days,” rallies listeners to push forward in life. “It’s a scream for hope and for the future to be brighter,” explains Kibbee. “Don’t let the bad times conquer you; better days are gonna come.”

Zachary Kibbee is a rock artist born and raised in Los Angeles. Music took over his life at the age of 14 when he swapped out a baseball bat for a bass guitar. Kibbee’s musical style draws upon his love for blues and classic rock and is influenced by The Black Keys, Led Zeppelin, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. His songs have been heavily licensed for commercials including Victoria’s Secret, Volkswagen, Microsoft, and Uber Eats, and for film/TV like Ray Donovan, Daredevil, Lucifer, Shameless, Just Mercy (trailer) and more. Kibbee has toured the world several times over, sharing the stage with bands like Social Distortion, CKY, Eagles of Death Metal, and more. He is endorsed by Coffin Cases, GHS Strings, PigHog Cables, Reunion Blues Gig Bags, and Rockin’ Roller Carts.

Life in Low Fidelity exhibits the growth Zachary Kibbee has made over the years. “This album is my pride and joy, my best and favorite work over these past few years. I worked with some amazing people on this album and loved every minute of it,” he explains. Download or stream Life in Low Fidelity now on digital music platforms worldwide. To keep with Zachary Kibbee’s journey, visit ZacharyKibbee.com.

Glam Pop-punk Artist Shares His Story of Being a Young LGBT Child

Los Angeles, CA – Punk-pop artist, Blake English has released a music video for his single, “Sad Girls Dance Party,” the first song off his debut EP, Spiders Make Great Poets. The song, produced by Gabe Lopez (Tyler Hilton, Belinda Carlisle), is a testament and open-letter for his listeners, to the challenging upbringing of growing up as a gay child in a conservative household. The music video for “Sad Girls Dance Party” is now available on YouTube.

“Sad Girls Dance Party” tells a story of a boy growing up and dealing with his father limiting his freedom of self-expression. With the help of his imagination and the characters he creates in his head, he is taken on a journey to meet his future self, which helps him accept who he is. The video is an inside look into the manner in which English himself would use to escape from the reality of being a gay child growing up in a conservative environment from the south. As a kid, his only safe space was the basement in his childhood home, where he would set up a dance room decked out with a fog machine and Christmas lights strung about. English teamed up with director Hao Jer Chang (Two Seas Media) to recreate his experience in music video form. The video throws in a dash of Stranger Things and is “a total homage to every horror movie and creature feature I love, with the narrative story of my childhood mixed in there,” states English. When naming the single, English states, “The reason it’s called “Sad Girls Dance Party” is because years ago, when I would order at a drive-thru, my voice had not changed yet, so to someone that couldn’t see me, they assumed I was a girl. At the time, this was very traumatizing for someone who was dealing with the confusing mix of shame over my sexuality and the brainwashing oppressive standards of gender and masculinity imposed on me as a child.” While the single is upbeat and fun, it taps into a much deeper and long-standing issue that permeates within the LGBTQ+ community, allowing his story to grasp an audience that has lived, or may continue to live, in those traumatic situations. “Sad Girls Dance Party” is a message for listeners and those of the gay community always to stand firm for their voice, body, and the life they want to lead.

American punk-pop artist and triple threat, Blake English is from Athens, Georgia, currently residing in Los Angeles. English is first and foremost a performer, drawing constant inspiration of theatrics and performance style from artists such as Lady Gaga, David Bowie, Annie Lennox, and Marilyn Manson, with his sound reminiscent of bands like My Chemical Romance. During the time with English’s former band, he headlined events for Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation, did three national tours, performed for Radio Disney’s Christmas Show, played SXSW, and shared the stage with Amanda Palmer from The Dresden Dolls. Recently, he was nominated for “Best Song” at the 2020 Berlin Music Video Awards for “Sad Girls Dance Party.”

With intimate lyrics and a theatrical performance, the music video for “Sad Girls Dance Party” emanates the notion of self-expression, creativity, and loving yourself in a lonely world. Watch the video now on YouTube and stream the EP, Spiders Make Great Poets on digital music platforms worldwide. To stay up-to-date with Blake English’s journey, visit BlakeEnglishWorld.com.

International Indie Artist Brings Hope to a Socially Distancing World With Inspiring EP

Los Angeles, CA – Chill indie songwriter, Anthony Lazaro has released his relaxing EP, Basement Love, a collection of songs about love and want for adventure during the struggles that society is trying to cope with today. Combining his relaxed instrumentals, powerful lyrics, and enchanting vocals, Lazaro brings us a cheerful and uplifting EP during difficult times. Basement Love is now available to stream and download on digital music platforms worldwide.

Produced by Anthony Lazaro and Danny Humming, Basement Love tells hopeful stories of different versions of life during the current pandemic. “This is a musical serenade to the social distancing world,” explains Lazaro. “It’s to all those who have to stay separated, the distant lovers, the Zooming flirts, the kisses sent through microphones and monitors; to all those who are looking forward to jumping on the first plane and start traveling again; to the romantic lovers who rediscover the coziness of the four walls and build their own love bunker inside; to the dreamers who are already planning flights to South America or Asia that sound like a mission to the moon.” In his new EP, Lazaro uses experiences and adventures during this difficult time to tell cheerful stories. The first song and title track of his EP, “Basement Love,” brings inspiration to a complex love story for many at a time of social distancing. His calming voice invites lightheartedness during a dark time. “To the epilogue of this, which hopefully will be soon and will leave us changed forever, frailer and insecure, but also more human and grateful for something we all took for granted. Human contact. Ready to build something better on the debris of the old world.” This concept of hope in a difficult time is also depicted in the third song on the EP, “Himalaya,” where Lazaro uses his inspiring voice and lyrics to look forward to future travel and adventure. Lazaro uses his tasteful lyrics to portray this message in all of the songs within his new EP. The closing track is a remixed version of a popular Lazaro song, “A Thousand Little Fires,” co-produced and remixed by Definitely Dean. The EP was mixed by Danny Humming and mastered by Leon Smith.

Anthony Lazaro is an indie artist and songwriter from Genoa, Italy, currently living in Hamburg, Germany. The skilled artist is accomplished in many aspects of music, being a vocalist, songwriter, and instrumentalist. His instruments include vocals, guitar, ukulele, and piano. Lazaro’s unique style and voice are inspired by various music genres that he transfers into his own songs. As a singer, he is inspired by Chet Baker, Nina Simone, Amy Winehouse, Devendra Banhart, Bon Iver, and Jack Johnson. His music has been used by Starbucks, Cosmopolitan, Bofrost, and the Amazon Prime series Russian Affairs.

With his captivating voice and inspired lyrics, Anthony Lazaro’s new EP, Basement Love, conveys the type of hope and encouragement that everyone can use right now. Stream or download Basement Love now on digital platforms worldwide. To follow Anthony Lazaro’s adventure, visit his website at AnthonyLazaro.com.

R&B Pop Artist Drops Feel-Good Summer Love Anthem

Los Angeles, CA – Pop/R&B singer, Sugar Joans, released her new single “Perfect” featuring Los Angeles rapper, Hugh Augustine. It’s a quintessential summer feel-good track; delicate lyrics combined with the nostalgic, peaceful sounds of the 2000s created the ultimate summer vibe on the song. “Perfect” is now available on digital music platforms worldwide.

Produced by Shag and Scoob, “Perfect” is the epitome of a carefree summer love song. The lyrics portray a celebration of love that flows together with the luminous melodies and joyous tone of the song, captivating and engaging listeners. “This song is about the beginning of a relationship fairytale honeymoon moment. It reminds people to focus on the things that are perfect about your partner, not their imperfections,” explains Joans. Hugh Augustine adds a hip-hop element to make this track unique and memorable. Joans and Augustine have known each other since 2012 and have been looking forward to collaborating. “We always knew we wanted to work together at some point; it just never was the right time. I had this beat that Shag and Scoob made, and I immediately heard his voice on it, so we got in the studio and it was the most effortless experience.” The message of love is powerful and something the world is craving right now. “Perfect” motivates listeners to love freely and unconditionally.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Sugar Joans came from a musical family and started her career early at the age of 11. Her soulful, R&B sound can be traced back to her influences consisting of Aretha Franklin, Destiny’s Child, Aaliyah, Frank Ocean, and Pharrell Williams. With her distinctive and dynamic voice, Joans has been involved in many notable productions such as Trolls 2, Sing, Pitch Perfect 3, and Hairspray. She also gained national attention as a top 12 finalist on Season 7 of NBC’s The Voice. Joans is a natural-born performer with a mesmerizing stage presence that led her to be a part of the 2020 Grammy’s supporting Billie Eilish and on Coachella’s main stage supporting Lorde in 2017. She is currently working on her solo career, inspiring others to be true to themselves.

“Perfect” is the summer romance the world is yearning for. “The song is about seeing the beauty in your partner and being fearless and open to love because you know their worth it. Nobody is perfect, but someone out there is perfect for you,” Augustine explains. “Perfect” is available on digital music platforms worldwide. You can follow Sugar Joan’s journey on Instagram @SugarJoans.

Rising Pop Icon Drops New Track In Support Of the LGBTQIA Community

Los Angeles, CA – Pop artist Tommy Boi has released his compelling new single, “Blessing In Disguise” in support of the LGBTQIA community. Tommy Boi delivers sweeping vocals on this powerful and hopeful pop ballad about living freely and openly as your true self. “Blessing In Disguise” is now available to stream and download on digital music platforms worldwide.

With Tommy Boi’s booming vocals and dynamic vocal range, he reflects on growing up feeling trapped and the struggle of coming out as gay in his community. “This song is about facing your true inner self and praying to god that person can see the light of day. Praying that the person inside banging to be free actually makes it out,” explains Tommy Boi. “As the child of two pastors, I grew up in a very Christian household. I was doing all the right things in their eyes and was kind of a golden boy. But there came the point where I fell in love with a boy, and after that, I went through a couple of really tough years battling coming out publicly and being rejected by a lot of the community I was raised in.” His heartfelt expression of struggling to come out to the world as gay reminds audiences they are not alone in their journey and not letting external expectations and pressure control their lives. With Tommy Boi’s rich vocals, the delicate simplicity of the piano, and swelling of strings, he delivers a captivating pop ballad to express his hardships as a gay man alongside the many others who are struggling and fighting to live a life true to themselves. “Blessing in Disguise” was co-written with Austen Butler and produced by Elliot Polokoff.

Tommy Boi is an up and coming pop artist based in Sacramento. With his first single only coming out two years ago, the young artist has accumulated 5 million streams across platforms, has released a string of moody pop singles, did his first headlining shows, and has been praised for his “dreamy brand of pop that soothes the soul”. With a diary-like approach to pop music, Tommy Boi’s music explores themes of love, loss, and growing up through the lens of a hopeful romantic. With major support from Apple Music and Spotify (garnering 100K+ monthly listeners) the independent artist has developed a global fan-base that has fallen in love with his raw, honest, and vulnerable lyrics. Tommy Boi has performed at the Santa Barbara Pride Festival in 2019 and has also played for the Breaking Pride Event at the Peppermint Club with other queer pop icons like Michael Medrano and Davy Boi.

With his robust vocals and compelling message, Tommy Boi’s new track “Blessing In Disguise” is an inspiring and relevant pop ballad in solidarity with the gay community. “My journey of accepting myself and coming out was complicated. With everything happening in the world right now, I hope that Blessing inspires people to continue fighting for themselves even when it feels like all hope is lost.” Download or stream “Blessing In Disguise” now on digital music platforms worldwide. To keep up with Tommy Boi’s journey, you can visit Tommy-Boi.com.

Los Angeles Band Start a New Chapter with Latest Release

Los Angeles, CA – Indie-pop band HATE DRUGS have just released their new EP, Ponderosa. Created in the snowy mountains of Sierra Nevadas, in a warm cabin within the evergreen trees, the group set out to invent a sound that culminated with the growth and perseverance of their friendship. The band, consisting of David Caploe, Josiah Caploe, Adrian Diaz, John Irwin IV, and Norman Lee, deliver four captivating tracks that perfectly capture their musical maturation. Ponderosa is now available on streaming platforms worldwide.

Through four hypnotic tracks, Ponderosa effectively showcases the musical rebirth of HATE DRUGS. Arranged and produced by the band, with additional mixing and mastering help from Cory Reyes, lead vocalist David Caploe explains that Ponderosa “was a moment, perfectly captured without any of us knowing it. It’s the beginning of a new chapter for us, and everyone, really.” After spending most of their time on the road, the group spent a weekend at a cabin in the Sierra Nevada mountains in February 2020. There, they wrote and recorded the entirety of the EP. The layering of acoustic instruments with more electronic sounds reflects the atmosphere felt by HATE DRUGS at the time of writing Ponderosa. “These songs were born in the warmth of an old wooden cabin, as we watched the snow softly float into the arms of the giant mossy pines outside.” The meaningful lyrics throughout the EP capture the struggles overcome by the members of the group. “Night I (Don’t Stop),” the first single from the EP, encapsulates the importance of overcoming adversity, even though it does not come without challenges. The lyrics, “we gotta hold on tight, but my hands are shaking now” flawlessly encompass the idea that continuing to push through hardships is not easy, but challenges can be overcome. “Night II (Divine Providence)” draws images of reflection that are relatable to all human experience, as the lyrics reference past moments and how quickly life changes. The captivating instrumental track “Day III (Falling Slowly)” transports the listener into the cabin in the snow where Ponderosa was written. The EP closes with the uplifting track “Night III (Coming Down).” The powerful lyrics, “knowing things are getting better, chasing dreams in warmer weather,” leave the listener with a powerful message of hope, perfectly concluding the EP’s ideas.

Ponderosa is the latest EP from HATE DRUGS and is a slight departure from their previous releases, Anna Grahm, Beach Weekend, Tsunami Soul I, and Tsunami Soul II. HATE DRUGS have toured the US playing shows with bands such as HARBOUR, Dayglow, Jasper Bones, Ritt Momney, The Grinns and Vista Kicks. The group has accumulated over five million streams across music platforms and has over 70K monthly listeners on Spotify. HATE DRUGS have also played many notable venues such as The Observatory, The Troubadour, and House of Blues and have been featured in Culture Collide, Bakersfield.com, We Found New Music, and more.

Ponderosa marks the beginning of a new era for HATE DRUGS. The EP showcases their incredible talent in both songwriting and production through the atmosphere created in their songs. Ponderosa is now available on streaming platforms worldwide. Keep up with new releases from HATE DRUGS on their website TheHateDrugs.com or by following them on Instagram and Twitter @hatedrugs.

Los Angeles Alternative Artist Drops New Singles Exclusively on Bandcamp

Los Angeles, CA – Alternative rock musician, Zachary Kibbee, dropped two new captivating bluesy garage rock-influenced singles, “Somewhere To Put My Gold” and “Come Back,” from his upcoming album Life In Low Fidelity, due out July 31st. In addition, Kibbee released an emotionally soothing bonus track, “Stay With You” which features fellow Los Angeles artist and NBC’s The Voice contestant, Jessica Childress. The song is currently featured in a commercial for the Charleston Animal Society. “Somewhere To Put My Gold / Come Back (Split)” is available exclusively on Bandcamp.

The two-song split opens with “Somewhere To Put My Gold,” immediately establishing a roar of energetic guitars accompanied by boisterous drums giving it a modern Led Zeppelin vibe. When collaborating with co-writers, Frank Palazzolo and Eric McNeely (who also produced the song), they wanted to encompass Kibbee’s “swagger” on the track, ultimately creating an exhilarating rock song. “Frank said he really liked my swagger and had a lyric that he thought would fit my style, ‘somewhere to put my gold,” explains Kibbee. “Naturally, I loved the idea, so we ran with that concept, swagger, and gold.” The second track, “Come Back,” produced by Joseph Holiday, is about the coming and going in relationships, both romantic and friendships, and how they tend to fade even when you don’t want them to. It’s led by polished vibrations of guitar, making them a staple in this modern bluesy head-bopping tune reminiscent of The Black Keys. As a bonus to the split, Zachary Kibbee decided to release “Stay With You,” an elegant, soulful ballad written alongside Jessica Childress (The Voice) and Dan Schechter (Dan & Drum). “After reminiscing about Motown and gospel music for a while, someone in the room said, ‘let’s go to church.’ So, we did. What came from it was a tender, but powerful ballad about being there for one another.” The soothing piano played by Greg Scott (Songland), followed by the delicate combination of Kibbee and Childress’ voices create a ubiquitous breathtaking experience.

Born in Los Angeles, Zachary Kibbee is a songwriter, musician, and producer, proficient in vocals, guitar, bass, and drums. At age fourteen, Kibbee picked up a bass guitar and started a musical journey influenced by bands such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Keys, and Led Zeppelin. His songs have been heavily licensed for commercials including Victoria’s Secret, Volkswagen, Microsoft, and Uber Eats, and for film/TV like Ray Donovan, Daredevil, Lucifer, Shameless, Just Mercy (trailer) and more. Kibbee has toured the world several times over, sharing the stage with bands like Social Distortion, CKY, Eagles of Death Metal, and more. He is endorsed by Coffin Cases, GHS Strings, PigHog Cables, Reunion Blues Gig Bags, and Rockin’ Roller Carts.

Modern rock elements fused with captivating and intoxicating sounds are what make Zachary Kibbee special. His album Life In Low Fidelity is scheduled to be released July 31st. The “Somewhere To Put My Gold / Come Back” split is available now exclusively on Bandcamp. You can follow Zachary Kibbee’s journey at ZacharyKibbee.com.

AAA Singer-Songwriter Takes Us Through Her Inspiring Journey Of Self Re-Discovery

Los Angeles, CA – AAA/Americana singer-songwriter, Arielle Silver, released her new album, A Thousand Tiny Torches, a journey of self and re-discovery of her dreams through nostalgia and beautiful storytelling. Silver’s emotional lyrics, reassuring tones, and intricate melodies embrace listeners throughout the album. A Thousand Tiny Torches is now available on digital music platforms worldwide.

Produced by Shane Alexander, A Thousand Tiny Torches is a delicate representation of Arielle Silver’s restoration of inspiration and revitalization of her dreams. The collection of songs on this album displays her relationship with songwriting and storytelling. “The songs on A Thousand Tiny Torches are all, in some way or another, about finding hope amid despair,” explains Silver. “They’re story-songs, in a way searching for some kind of illumination amid a struggle with loss. Though I didn’t write the songs consciously hewing to a theme, throughout the album, there’s a recurring motif of light in the dark — headlights, porch lights, lighthouses, bolts of lightning, fireflies, and stars. Though the songs emerged out of personal stories, they all touch on universal emotions and experiences.”

The first song on the album, “You Were Light,” is luminous and uplifting in its forgiveness after a rocky relationship, and accompanied by the reassuring strums of the guitar. Another album track, “Someone Else’s Dream,” describes the rigorous internal battle between who you are and who you want to be. The record’s lead singles, “Headlights” and “What Really Matters,” show her dynamic energy of choosing to be hopeful by the uplifting charm of uncertainty and empowerment. Most recently, these singles have been praised by American Songwriter, For Folk’s Sake, Americana Highways, and have been played on radio stations like NPR affiliates WFWM, WVTF, and WMNF, California Country Radio, Gimme Country, and more.

Arielle Silver enhances her storytelling accompanied by admirable players with notable credits like Lady Gaga, KT Tunstall, and Lukas Nelson: Denny Weston Jr., drums; Carl Byron, keyboards; Darby Orr, bass; Jesse Siebenberg, steel guitar; and Mike Mullins on mandolin. A Thousand Tiny Torches noteworthy contributors: recorded by Michael Gehring, mixed by GRAMMY-winning mixer Brian Yaskulka (Lisa Loeb), and mastered by GRAMMY-winning engineer Hans DeKline (U2).

Arielle Silver is a Los Angeles based singer-songwriter. She previously released three albums and toured nationally with a band before losing sight of her future as an artist ten years ago. During her time away from music, Silver penned and published essays and poems, and was nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best New Poets. In 2018, Silver built a “she shed” and started writing songs again, refueling her passion for songwriting. She is also a yoga instructor, literary writer, and food enthusiast currently working on a vegan cookbook.

The elegant journey that Arielle Silver illustrates in A Thousand Tiny Torches is invigorating and comforting. “I believe that healing happens concurrently on the individual and cultural levels. I hope these songs bring some consolation, catharsis, or understanding, and in their small way, help to heal a wound in someone’s heart.” You can download or stream A Thousand Tiny Torches now on music platforms worldwide. Follow Arielle Silver’s journey by visiting ArielleSilverMusic.com.

The Surfing Cowboy Kicks Off Summer With a New Country-Pop Anthem

Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles-based pop/country artist, Liam Mogan, delivers a much-anticipated country summer anthem “Sixteenth Summer,” a song that brings back sweet memories. Evocative lyrics retell the story about young summer love. The single is now available on all digital music platforms.

The production of Mogan’s new single evokes nostalgia while simultaneously expelling the perfect summer vibes. Listeners are drawn to the sentimental lyrics and memories about summers of the past. ‘’Sixteenth Summer’ is a country summer anthem rooted in beach city nostalgia,” explains Mogan.  “This track is a nod to that first summer of freedom, reminiscent of a time when rebel hearts were meant to defy boundaries.” “Sixteenth Summer” is a sure-to-be hit that will be added onto fans playlists for summers to come. The song is co-written by Liam Mogan, Taylor Sparks, and Nick Isham. Well-known producers Taylor Sparks, Mikal Blue (Colbie Caillat, One Republic, Jason Mraz), and Nate Lennox collaborated to produce the summer hit. “Sixteenth Summer ” is the follow up to his recent single, “Burn At Home,” a tribute to taking a staycation and enjoying what you have. The music video for “Burn At Home” is available on Youtube.

Liam Mogan is no stranger to enjoying the simpler things that the sun-filled season brings. This country-pop musician spends his free time catching waves in Malibu or riding his rescue horse, Tulsa – two passions of his that have affectionately dubbed him as the Surfing Cowboy. Mogan was inspired early on in his life by the Beach Boys, Alan Jackson, and Hank Williams, getting hooked on the melodies and raw, honest songwriting. His contemporary influences in the country world are Eric Church and Kip Moore. Drawing inspiration from these great vocalists and his memories from summers past, Mogan skillfully evokes unmistakable summertime feels in his newest single.

There’s plenty of Liam Mogan to look forward to as he prepares to release new music this summer. “Sixteenth Summer” is now available for download and streaming on digital platforms worldwide.  For more information on Liam Mogan, keep up with him on Instagram and Facebook, @liammoganmusic, and visit his website at LiamMoganMusic.com.