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🎧 Tomberlin – ‘Hours’

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Singer/songwriter Sarah Beth Tomberlin hails from Louisville, Kentucky but now calls Los Angeles home. Her latest single Hours recently came to our attention here at The iM and has been on repeat ever since. Now, it’s time to share it with you.

“‘Hours’ is a song ruminating on time spent with someone who makes time spent doing nothing together feel meaningful. So many love songs are like ‘love me’ or ‘i love you’, but writing this I wasn’t sure what I was feeling or the other person’s feelings. I have a tendency to feel the need to explain myself before I’ve even been asked to. I think this song is me trying to do that in my head instead of with that person prematurely, even though I sent this song to them directly after I wrote it.“

Check it out in the embed, and be sure to follow her socials below leading up to her record release. The Projections EP drops October 16th via Saddle Creek.

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💿 The Wind Whistles – ‘Sail Away’

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Indie-folk-rock veterans The Wind Whistles hail from Vancouver, British Columbia. We recently came across their new album, and we’re certainly glad we did. It’s been on heavy rotation all weekend here at The iM, and now it’s time to share it with you.

Check out Sail Away in the embed below, and make sure you hit up their socials for more going forward. This is definitely a band you don’t want to sleep on.

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💿 PHONY – ‘Knock Yourself Out’

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PHONY is the moniker of Boston-based singer/songwriter and musician Neil Berthier. We recently came across his eclectic collection of songs from his latest album, Knock Yourself Out, and we can’t get enough here at The iM. Now, it’s time to share the record with you.

Check it out in the embed, and be sure to hit up our favourite album tracks, Waffle House and Gold. And, while we’ve got your attention, show some support at the links below.

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💿 Siv Jakobsen – ‘A Temporary Soothing’

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If you’re not familiar with Oslo’s Siv Jakobsen, it’s never too late to get into something good. The indie-folk singer/songwriter is new to The iM and her latest album has been on some serious rotation since we discovered it. Now, it’s time for you to take a listen.

Check out A Temporary Soothing in the embed below and be sure to hit up her socials for more going forward. You can even grab a copy of the new record over on her website.

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🎧 Jenny Banai – ‘Paper Plain’

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Vancouver singer/songwriter Jenny Banai is new to The iM. Her latest single, Paper Plain, really struck a chord with us and the result was an afternoon of hitting the repeat button. Now, it’s time for you to listen to what we’re talking about.

Check it out in the embed below and be sure to hit up her socials for more. Her upcoming album, Couchwalker, drops September 17th.

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📹 Luka Kuplowsky – ‘Positive Push’

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We recently came across the new song (and video) from Toronto singer/songwriter Luka Kuplowsky and we can’t seem to get enough of it here at The iM. The track will be included on his upcoming long-player, due for release on September 2nd via Mama Bird. Now, it’s time to share it with you.

Check out Positive Push in the embed below and be sure to hit up his socials for more leading up to the release. And, while you’re at it, take a listen to the first single off the album, here.

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📹 Jenny O. – ‘Old Habits’

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Singer/songwriter Jenny O. hails from Long Island, New York but now calls Los Angeles home. We just came across her new video for Old Habits and can’t seem to take this thing off repeat here at The iM. The song will be included on New Truth, a follow-up to her spectacular 2017 effort, Peace and Information.

Check out the clip in the embed below and be sure to hit up her socials for more leading up to the release this coming Friday, August 7th, on Mama Bird.

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📹 John’s Cottage – ‘Deathbed’

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We recently came across the new video from Toronto indie-rockers John’s Cottage and we’re certainly glad we did. The song is a follow-up to their Turquoise single released in May. We’ve had this thing on repeat over the last few days and now it’s time to share it with you.

Check out the clip for Deathbed in the embed below and be sure to hit up their socials for more going forward. Glad to have these guys on our radar.

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🎧 Callum Pitt – ‘Fault Lines’

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We recently came across Newcastle singer/songwriter Callum Pitt and we’re certainly glad we did. His latest single is a rather infectious number that blends elements of folk, pop and alternative to create an incredibly cohesive sound.

The song “is directed at the UK government and right-wing press who have incited hatred and division in the public through their rhetoric over the past few years in particular.”

Check out Fault Lines in the embed below and be sure to hit up his socials for more going forward.

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📹 CHLADNY – ‘Can You See It On My Face’

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Chladny are an indie-folk-rock outfit that hail from the city of Toronto. We recently came across their video for Can You See It In My Face and we can’t seem to get enough of their sound here at The iM. Now, it’s time to share it with you.

Check out the video in the embed and make sure you hit up their socials below to show your support. Who knows, maybe more music is on the way? Let’s hope so.

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