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Bailey Spinn Shares Raw Single “Long Sleeves In The Summer”

Rising alternative star and host of idobi Radio’s Spinnin Out, Bailey Spinn, has just revealed a vulnerable new track, “long sleeves in the summer,” featuring Sleeping With Sirens‘ Kellin Quinn. She says of the collab, “‘long sleeves in the summer’ is an honest and powerful rock ballad about struggling with self image and mental health. The emotional lyrics come from lived experience with depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, with the track instrumentally pulling inspiration from bands like Loathe, Pierce The Veil, and Sleeping With Sirens.” The new track is set to appear on Spinn’s sophomore album, death & devotion, due… Read more »

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Beach Weather Just Kicked Off An Exciting Era With A “New Aesthetic”

Summer may be over…but it’s officially Beach Weather season, baby! The trio—Nick Santino, Reeve Powers and Sean Silverman— just turned to a new chapter with the arrival of “New Aesthetic.” Excitingly, the track and its accompanying music video is just one offering of many to come. “New Aesthetic” is set to appear on a brand new album, slated for release in 2027, serving as a follow-up to 2024’s Melt. Beach Weather just raised the bar for modern indie-rock with this sultry new single, and we can’t wait to see what’s in store for the group. The band is gearing up… Read more »

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The Paradox ‘Proceed With Caution’ On New EP Release

Pop-Punk’s new favorite foursome, The Paradox, return today with the release of their sophomore EP, Proceed With Caution. The six song effort packs a punch and is everything you’d want from The Paradox. Proceed With Caution finds the band at their peak so far with catchy songwriting and charisma. No one can say this band is a fluke; they continue to rise in popularity and prove over and over again they have the talent and attitude to deserve it. It is understandable in the climate of virality and short attention spans that The Paradox have chosen to release two EPs… Read more »

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Radio Free Alice & Water From Your Eyes’ Rachel Brown Have “Big Ideas” On New Track

Ahead of the release of their debut album What’s In Between, arriving on October 30, via Atlantic Records, Radio Free Alice has revealed, perhaps, the best indie collab of the whole year. The Australian act tapped Water From Your Eyes‘ Rachel Brown for the new track, “Big Ideas.” Frontman Noah Learmonth says, “From early on we felt that a second vocal would work well with the song, a kind of call and response. We had loved Water From Your Eyes for years, and had gone to their show when they came to Melbourne. We felt like Rachel would be perfect,… Read more »

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Amira Elfeky Has A “Breakdown” On Her First Solo Track Release Of 2026

Finally, Amira Elfeky has returned with a new single, “Breakdown,” which marks her first solo release in a year. Notably, she did drop a thrilling summer collaboration with I Prevail, “Promise.” Elfeky shared of the track, “‘Breakdown’ is chapter 1 in the trilogy. ‘Breakdown’ is about wanting to change, but being too exhausted to take the first step. It’s about hating where you are and how you feel, yet longing for brighter days.” She adds. “It’s about wanting to reach that breaking point and final crash that forces everything out to the surface and finally pushes you forward.” Check out… Read more »

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Niis Stands Out From The Societal Norm On “No Flowers”

Following their recent signing to Rise Records, Los Angeles punk-rockers Niis (pronounced “Nice”) have unveiled their new single and official music video for “No Flowers.” Preceded by their label debut “Earthquakes,” the exciting offering is set to appear on their EP Play Niis, due on October 23. Vocalist Mimi Doe shares, “A lot of the songs on this record are about fitting into societal monotony. We forget to put ourselves first by doing things that bring us joy and make us feel something, or anything. And that’s something I really wanted to capture with the lyrics.” Check out “No Flowers”… Read more »

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Youth Fountain Announces Massive US Headline Tour

Vancouver-based emo outfit Youth Fountain shares the news of a massive US headline tour coming this spring. Set to release his fourth studio album, IF WE COULD MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE, in early 2027, the tour will take this new music on the road in the States. This fall, Youth Fountain is making his way around Canada to support the release of his recent singles, “Before We Go” and “Dearly Beloved,” and the success of last year’s “Tarnish.” Mastermind behind Youth Fountain, Tyler Zanon talks about hitting the road with the band again, “I’m really excited to get… Read more »

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idobi Session: Super Sometimes Prove A New Wave Of Pop Punk With “Say Something Now”

Super Sometimes joined us for their idobi Session to perform “Say Something Now” this week. After the release of their debut album Show The World What’s Underneath earlier this year via Pure Noise Records, the band has been on an upward trajectory in making a mark on the pop-punk scene. Their sound is somewhat reminiscent of staple acts like Neck Deep or The Story So Far, but they are more akin to those bands in their promise to become a beacon of the scene. Super Sometimes is still early in their career and showing immense signs that they are here… Read more »

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Slipknot Just Announced A Massive Stadium Tour With Bring Me The Horizon, More

Slipknot is heading to a stadium near you in 2027 with their (sic)est international tour dates! The group revealed that the tour will feature an amazing lineup of supports guests, too. Bring Me The Horizon, Marilyn Manson, Lamb of God, Acid Bath, Kublai Khan TX, Motionless in White, Lorna Shore, Loathe, Polyphia, Vended, and Hatebreed will offer support on select dates. The exciting news follows up the release of their surprise song drop “Arsenal.” The run kicks off on July 3 in London’s iconic Wembley Stadium, will stop at stadiums across North America, and conclude on September 16 at Bogotá,… Read more »

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Girl Tones to Stray View: New Songs To Listen To In September

Out with the summer, and in with the fall! Not only is it back-to-school season…it’s also basically Halloween, and we are ready for all things creepy and spooky. If you need the right playlist for your autumn kick-off, idobi Radio has the best new metal, indie, pop-punk, and rock finds that just dropped in September. From Fraternal Twin to Live Well, and beyond, these new songs will be your favorite new listens this month. Fraternal Twin — “Halo Fell Forever” Time to get existential with Fraternal Twin! The haunting indie-rock quartet is beginning the fall season with the perfect title track… Read more »