PREMIERE: Clover Jamez Pleads for Racial Equality on ‘At Ease (Black Lieutenant)’
With 2020 representing a multi-faceted, major societal shift in America, Clover Jamez is calling for balance and respect between races.
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LISTEN: On ‘Bend Too Far,’ Evan Cline Reaches the Breaking Point
Sometimes, it’s just best to know when to walk away.
Hear ‘Bend Too Far’PREMIERE: Michael Flynn’s Good-Humored New Single, ‘Easy to Love’
Michael Flynn (formerly of Slow Runner) has had his music featured on Grey’s Anatomy and Shameless, and even teamed up with 80s movie icon Molly Ringwald for a special PopMatters performance last year.
Now, Flynn adds to his already-impressive resume with the first single from his forthcoming album, Survive With Me.
Hear ‘Easy to Love’LISTEN: A Defiant Anthem Against Monotony by Gravity Circus
To follow up their previous dark and ominous release, Dutch duo Gravity Circus is back with “Millennial Crisis, Pop Rocks!” — an upbeat, defiant anthem regarding the monotony of life and the passing of time.
Hear the SingleLISTEN: Jon Reynolds & The Aches release “Love Blind”
Well folks, this one is just what the doctor ordered. And, it’s brand new music after a year-and-a-half hiatus from Jon Reynolds & The Aches.
Read more & ListenUMC Real Talk: Who Gave You a Deadline?
“You need to get a job right out of college, get married, and have kids.”
That’s not a fact. That’s a myth.
On the latest episode of The Quinn Spinn, we break down society’s mythical benchmarks. This edition of UMC Real Talk doubles down on that conversation, making clear that the only one who can set a goal for your life is you.
Get some Real Talk!‘A Stone Will Sink’ by Market Junction Reminds Us of the Inevitable
With the release of their new album, Burning Bridges, less than a week away, Market Junction has shared one last single with us, titled “A Stone Will Sink.”
Hear the SingleUMC20: August 4, 2020
This week’s UMC20 features some heavy topics, and is sure to have you all up in your feelings.
Nonetheless, we couldn’t be happier to present it to you!
Read moreWATCH: J.Antonette’s ‘Drunk on Me’ Video Represents the Turmoil of Toxic Love
Sometimes, love becomes so intense, yet so toxic, that the internal struggle of “Should I stay or should I go?” can become deep and harrowing in nature.
We touched on that briefly back in January, when J.Antonette released her dark, edgy single, “Drunk on Me.” Now, the Nashville-based country artist has released a video for the single, which places this sense of inner turmoil in an entirely different light.
Watch the VideoPREMIERE: The Slow Drag Wants What He Can’t Have in ‘Bad Medicine’
You can’t… you really shouldn’t… but you want it. Go ahead. It might hurt, but hell, it’s probably worth it. You’ll never know unless you try. You want to, don’t you? Of course you do…
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