St. Lucia’s Jean-Phillip Grobler brings his high-energy dance pop to a new level with Hyperion, which can only be described as joyfully-rich pop music. Grobler’s quintet adopt a more minimalist dose of stark electronica. Harmonizing synthesizer highlights and staccato melodies. … Continue Reading
Cher is at again with Dancing Queen, a new album of all ABBA hits! Available on September 28 via Warner Bros. Records. Fans who pre-order the album will immediately receive Cher’s rendition of “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight).” … Continue Reading
Kid Bloom “Prom?” Lemonhead Kid Bloom has suddenly made Pop Music relevant again. Sounding like a mix between the best of the Boy Bands with a touch of Spandau Ballet and that sexiness of Al Green, you get a tremendous … Continue Reading
With the release of her debut album In Bloom, which The Line Of Best Fit hailed as a “cohesive pop record on which every track feels like a tiny revelation,” Swedish artist GRANT has also unveiled a stunningly cinematic behind-the-scenes … Continue Reading
One of my favorite discoveries, Lord Huron, has released a new single “Ancient Names” from an untitled upcoming album. As is their M.O. the new single is pure groove rock straight out of the desert. It has a hook, … Continue Reading
Check out the official Audio Fuzz playlist on Spotify with all new music! And be sure to click “Follow”! We are showcasing artists and tracks that are featured on the site for your listening pleasure! Play loud. Kevin Charles … Continue Reading
Former Christian Rock singer and Gay artist Trey Pearson delivers a powerful message through his most recent song “The Good Grief” about experiencing the benefits of his personal coming out but also about reflecting on our own lives and the … Continue Reading
Kylie Hughes “Leave It Alone” Kylie Hughes Not only does Kylie Hughes have one of the best voices out there, she also makes the sexiest and most beautiful vampire EVER (sorry Elvira). Under her spell, you will do anything. The … Continue Reading
The Gossip front-girl has come out as a solo tour-de-force with her new album “Fake Sugar”. The album is dripping in southern rock influence showcasing Ditto’s softer side. Fans may be eager to hear a more rigid vocal on the … Continue Reading
The time has come to stream all the newest music you’re finding on the site from our newly updated Spotify playlist! We have artists and songs covered on Audio Fuzz as well as some tracks from the “Best Albums of … Continue Reading
“LOVE” is the first track to be taken from Lana Del Rey’s forthcoming album, which is due out later this year. The album is a body of work created by Lana and her longtime producer and collaborator Rick Nowels. Producers … Continue Reading
The Federal Empire “I Never Liked Your Friends” We’ve all been here: loving someone but hating their friends because of the influence and just plain obnoxiousness of them. Let’s face it: relationships are hard enough without bringing friends into it. … Continue Reading
Hey followers! You can check out some of the artists and tracks covered on the site (and a few extras) on our official Audio Fuzz Spotify Playlist!! It has a great … Continue Reading
Michael Jayson “Through Your Eyes/A Letter” Running The Spectrum Michael Jayson is definitely the new wave of pop musicians/singer/songwriters. In his bio he states: Every actor and singer can pinpoint moments in their life that made them want to perform. … Continue Reading
Heather LaRose “Beachside” Beachside Finally, the whole EP is out from Heather LaRose. Move over all you fake Divas; here comes the new queen of the airwaves. As the weather gets cloudier and colder (at least in Pittsburgh), LaRose comes … Continue Reading
Sweden-based duo Rebecca and Fiona’s hard-thumping, pop song “Sayonara” is an ode to saying goodbye and being okay with it. The Barbarella looking twins proudly exclaim “Fuck the World” while sounding a bit like their Swede neighbors Icona Pop. However, … Continue Reading
Martin Crane’s “Gadesco” is probably one of the most gentle, beautiful and hypnotizing tracks we’ve heard in a long time. Crane’s soft, smooth vocals coupled with the simple and gentle keyboard played throughout “Gadesco” unveils a serene and beautiful landscape … Continue Reading
Cheryl B Engelhardt “Inevitably” Inevitably After a decade in the business working in recording studios, jingle houses, and teaching music to freelance composing for national ads and touring as an indie musician, Engelhardt is finally coming into her own. After … Continue Reading
Carnival Youth “Never Have Enough” Never Have Enough Wow. This band from Latvia (yes, I said Latvia) makes some of the best pop music I have heard for a long time. Even though this was released in 2014, I think … Continue Reading
Max Frost “Withdrawal” Intoxication WOW!!! I don’t even know where to start. Max Frost has everything a pop star needs: looks, talent, voice, hooks, did I say looks? Anyway, Frost has one of the greatest pop voices I have ever … Continue Reading