If you’re like me, and you came of age in the early-mid 2000s, you came up in the mainstream heyday of emo and have a soft spot for the genre.
Today’s Daily Spinn is here to scratch that itch, bay-baaaaay.
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On Foxtrot & the Get Down’s new single, “Legends Don’t Die,” frontman Colin Budny shows a fondness for — and expresses a connection with — all those who paved the way.
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We’re about to rock it out for our Thursday Play of the Day from our friends in radio, The Balcony Show.
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Just when you think you have our friends in radio, The Balcony Show, figured out, they surprise you with the unexpected!
Don’t believe us? Well, you certainly will after the jump!
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Philly’s Foxtrot & the Get Down are having a monster 2019 so far. They swung through Nashville on their way to SXSW last month, and they’ve made plans to follow that up with new music to add to their already impressive collection.
On April 5, they followed through on their promise with their latest single, “Too Little, Too Late.”
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Philly boys Moonroof have kept up their busy start to the year, unleashing their latest single, “Home Alone,” on the world.
Our friends in radio from back home, The Balcony Show, are back with another Play of the Day, featuring a hot song from a noteworthy independent artist from anywhere in the world.
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It’s always exciting to find new music in our inbox, and we’re stoked about this recent submission from Philadelphia-based indie pop quartet, Moonroof, that recently came into our hands.
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Philadelphia-based musician C.J. Dunleavy — who is known in regional circles as a music advocate and curator of some pretty cool indie music playlists — also has a knack for songwriting.
It’s Christmas Eve, and all the good boys and girls are patiently waiting for Santa to arrive on his sleigh with everything their hearts desire.
Unless they’re in Philadelphia. In that case, they may have a different type of visitor.