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Home » Entertainment » What’s Next… A Rundown of Music Releases

What’s Next… A Rundown of Music Releases

Posted by: Ignacio Mendiboure    Tags:  Cults, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr, Givers, Go Outisde, I Want That Your Are Always Happy, In Light, It's a Corporate World, Jill Andrews, Music, Releases, The Middle East, The Mirror, Tour, Up Up Up    Posted date:  July 19, 2011  |  No comment



Music lovers will love this top 5 list of upcoming new releases. Specially in you look forward a non-mainstream content to sync to your iPod. So, Listen up!

You probably won’t know this brand new artists, but you should. They are getting bigger and bigger. And Non-stop!

On the #5 position we got Cults.
Brian Oblivion and Madeline Follin didn’t knew that after their release of “Go Outiside” they would be living of music industry. Columbia Records got interested on them and now they feature: “Cults”. Check their website http://cultscultscults.com/ to see their upcoming live shows in Canada and the U.S. I wouldn’t miss it!

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. takes the #4 place in out ranking.
The Detroit duo definitely now how to sell themselves and after their last year’s EP, they present ‘”It’s a Corporate World”. Take a look to http://www.daleearnhardtjrjr.com and listen to their Soundcloud’s music tracks. It worth it.

The #3 place is for Givers and their new album “In Light”.
After their successful song “Up Up Up”, this Lafayette band surprised us with danceable melodies and life-affirming lyrics.

Jill Andrews reaches #2 in the ranking with “The Mirror”.
This songwriter with a lovely voice is back wit a solo debut and a tour across the U.S. throughout July and September. You got until 03/09 to see her live.

And finally, #1 place is for… The Middle East.
The Australian band comes with their second album “I Want That Your Are Always Happy”, that you can pre-order if you visit their official website http://www.themiddleeastmusic.com/.

Have you heard them?

If not, this is your chance to get in touch to new music styles. But remember, this is a non-mainstream content so beware if you are not used to this brand new melodies.


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Ignacio Mendiboure
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Follow @nachomendi on Twitter! I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Nowadays, I live in a beautiful city, Madrid, where I study Audiovisual Communication and Media.



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