By Jason Grishkoff | February 23rd, 2012
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indie pop, female vocalist, pop
When the artist Parrade emailed me this morning to say that he had a new, official version of Lana Del Rey’s “Born To Die” I rolled my eyes a little…keep reading →
By Christiana Bartolini | February 23rd, 2012
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indie pop, experimental, female vocalist
Here’s a new obsession for you Shufflers! Japan’s The Suzan are a four-piece female group taking the music scene by storm with their refreshingly delightful jungle synth pop tunes. If…keep reading →
By Christiana Bartolini | February 16th, 2012
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indie pop, female vocalist, acoustic
Well, I’m pretty sure it doesn’t get any cuter than this. Here’s a new single by Inspired and the Sleep (featuring Kaila Abruzzo) called “What I Want and What I…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 14th, 2012
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female vocalist, mashup, chromeo
Well, we’ve been holding off for too long on this one. While hundreds of blogs posted their favorite Whitney Houston classics, we excluded ourselves. After all, you can’t get much…keep reading →
By Devin Duckworth | February 10th, 2012
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female vocalist, acoustic, soul
As Valentines Day quickly approaches I thought it would be a nice idea to post a song that many people love and recognize but offer a stunning new version to…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 7th, 2012
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indie rock, indie pop, female vocalist
I wasn’t entirely sure who Zee Avi was before writing this post, but I certainly knew all about RAC. They’re by far my favorite remix collective, and I had no…keep reading →
By Hannah Simon | February 5th, 2012
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indie pop, female vocalist, folk-pop
Shufflers, have we got a ‘lil treat for you today! One of our own, Christiana Bartolini, recently sent me a sneak peek of her band Cherokee Red’s album for an…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 4th, 2012
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female vocalist, covers, the strokes
For those of you who have never heard this song, I have a feeling it’ll come as a pleasant surprise. By this point the general masses have gotten used to…keep reading →