“The song was written when I was afraid,” lead singer Scott Stapleton confessed. “I was terrified of losing people, commitment, all that stuff. I was afraid that people would get the wrong idea about me. I wrote the song to talk myself out it.” Virgin Forest is four of the five members of Phosphorescent — minus Matthew Houck — who still lent his talents on mixing and production on the band’s forthcoming “Easy Way Out.”

Watch the video and read the entire article here

 We are pleased to welcome Virgin Forest to our roster.  The band will be releasing their sophomore LP, Easy Way Out,  Jan 31 on Partisan Records. 

Rollo & Grady Sessions presents Futurebirds

Click here to view the video and download Wild Heart (Rollo & Grady version)

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Somehow while being on a hectic US tour, playing dates with both Lunice and Kastle, MiM0SA has managed to whip up quite the mix for you to download. The mix covers some of the best tracks of the past while and clocks in at a to-the-point 22 minutes.

To download the mix and view the tracklist visit URB

 

The dubstep DJ/production duo from up north in Montreal prestigiously known as Adventure Club Dubstep have released yet another tune for free, this time an original production titled ‘Do I See Color.’ As usual, you can expect nothing but greatness from these two with their unreal chopped vocal samples, upbeat intertwined melodies, underlying synth work that will shake your soul, and tons of slightly dirty wobbles to top off their awesome sound.

The new video, premiering above, gives rather mysterious San Francisco trio The M Machine a chance to expose fans and would-be fans to their fictional world of Metropolis, as envisioned by director Mike Diva.

“We wanted to showcase one life in the city of Metropolis,” the members of M Machine said in an e-mail to Wired.com. “‘Glow’ is the story of finding yourself in a deeply unsettling place and breaking free. Mike really embraced that concept and ran with it.”

The twin billing of Washed Out and Futurebirds at Atlanta’s Buckhead Theatre represented a state of the union showcase for music in the Peach State. The verdict? Things are going well in Georgia and the musical epicenters of Atlanta and Athens continue to serve as fertile grounds for new bands of all different flavors to prosper, grow and develop a following. Full review here.

 Check out this article about Pretty Lights in USA Today.

We are pleased to announce our nomination for "Independent Booking Agency of the Year" by Pollstar. Thank you all for the continued support and congratulations to all of the other nominees.  Here is a list of all the nominees.