Leah Sykes’ ‘Sorry to the Waitress’ Depicts a Public Lovers’ Quarrel
We often get so caught in keeping up the appearance of perfection, that we often fail to address what’s wrong in our relationships.
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UMC20: The Submission Form Works! (Jan. 12, 2021)
I’ll tell ya whut… we’ve had a lot of plates to keep spinning here in UMC Land, that sometimes, it’s nice to just go through and catch up on some submissions.
Listen to UMC20It’s Getting Hard to Breathe Among Cole Sipe’s “Lost Trees”
As he does with all of his music, Cole Sipe single-handedly brought his latest single “Lost Trees” to life, from inception to completion. He says that his new futuristic funk tune will make you feel “lost in any space that you’re in.”
Read More & ListenSabriel Finds Herself Able to ‘Love Again’
Throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve all had a chance to go inward and work on our relationships — with others, of course, and with ourselves.
As for Las Vegas-based neo-soul artist Sabriel, she took her inner work and turned it into her latest single!
Hear ‘Love Again’Ascend with This Sonic Dreamscape from There’s Talk
Today at UMC, we’re going to whisk you away to Dreamland…
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You know that we like to keep you guessing around here. So, true to form, we’re starting off the New Year with one of our most unique and eclectic UMC20 playlists to date!
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Here it is: your lasting impression of 2020’s final month!
Listen to the Best of DecemberBy Women, About Women, and For Women: Ali Henderson’s ‘Other Girls’
“I can’t even get some sleep
-Ali Henderson, “Other Girls”
She’s showing up in my dreams
And it’s a struggle to unwind.”
As of this current moment, only five percent of all music producers are female.
Hear the SingleDil Releases a Somber Bop for the Commitment-Phobe
Have you ever been afraid of getting hurt? Or, maybe you’re afraid to be the one who does the hurting?
Hear the SingleUMC20: The Year’s Final All-New Edition (Dec. 22, 2020)
Next week, we’ll bring you the UMC20 Best of December, compiling jams from throughout the month.
That means that this is it. This is the last time 20 all-new tracks will grace UMC20 in 2020.
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