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Radio Uprising #3: Josh Ramsay, Stand Atlantic, Wolfrik, Hot Milk
Radio Uprising showcases the greatest bands and artists that tomorrow has to offer, including: Josh Ramsay, Stand Atlantic, Wolfrik, and Hot Milk
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Radio Uprising showcases the greatest bands and artists that tomorrow has to offer, including: Josh Ramsay, Stand Atlantic, Wolfrik, and Hot Milk
A show where we celebrated 15 years of KMGMT with Michael Kaminsky, Concrete Castles, Jon from Point North and Madeleine Mayi co-hosting plus Stand Atlantic called in!
Stop hitting snooze and grab your headphones. It’s time to Rise Rock ‘n’ Shine…
This week we chinwag about the new Pink documentary. Afterward we chat with photographer Jordan Kelsey Knight. Jordan tells us about officially diving into the music photography world when she began shooting for Tonight Alive on Warped Tour, the competitiveness in the photography world, shooting editorials vs shooting live music, and so much more!
For a band on the verge of releasing a new album during a global pandemic, Chase Atlantic is surprisingly chill.
We have performances, sexy Alexas, and we’re going to space!
The Inbox Jukebox brings you fresh new tunes and bands. This week features tracks from Sarah Barrois x Marc E. Bassy, Fly By Midnight x Jake Miller, Mokita x Stand Atlantic, Ray Hodge, and Kennyhoopla x Travis Barker.
This was the most packed my show has ever been and you are welcome. Chase Atlantic came by to co-host and brought their homie Lauren Sanderson, Hoodie Allen and Bruce Wiegner stopped by and RØYLS called in! Also did an interview with Spencer Sutherland and wanted to add it in here cause he performed live in studio and gosh darnit his voice is angelic.
We stopped by Chase Atlantic’s meet and greet at VFiles in New York. It included tons of smiles, hugs, and laughs as they met fans for a few hours. Check out photos from the special event below!
Chase Atlantic dropped a new song that uses space travel as a metaphor for love because, as the song says, “LOVE IS (NOT) EASY”. The storyline of the video follows singer, Mitchel Cave as he and the band venture into the unknown after saying a sad farewell. In a press release the band explained some history behind the lyrics for the song the band’s lead vocalist said “The song was inspired by a dear friend of ours who had recently suffered from heartbreak. He came into the studio and we asked him to write down how he felt and drew… Read more »
