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The Music (And More) 2019 Quarter 1 Report The Music (and More) 2019 Quarter 1 Report Report covers the time period of January 1st No More Death Stars - "Been Dead" [pop to March 31st, 2019. We inadvertently missed punk rock] Glens Falls a few before that time period, which were brought to our attention by fans, bands & Noncompliants - "Fed Up" [punk rock] Albany others. The missing is listed at the end, along with a special Thank You… Promiser - "Midnight" | "Something Better" (singles) [pop punk rock] Albany RECORDINGS: Somewhere To Call Home - "Unwanted (ft. Sean Loucks" Hard Rock / Metal / Punk (single) [nü metalcore] Albany Animal - "Influence" (single) | "The Witch" [horrorcore metal hard rock] Albany The Way Back When - "Newport Mansions" (single) [emo pop punk] Lake George/Narragansett RI Backseat Bullets - "Nothing New" (Remastered) (single) [alt emo punk] Albany Turbine Sunrise - "Roll It Out!" [alt rock punk-a-billy] Saratoga Springs Bo Hyde - "Paralyzed" (single) [hard rock] Sprakers Violent By Design - "Dark Days Deserved" [hardcore Brick By Brick - "Hive Mentality" [hardcore metal] metal] Albany Albany Wet Specimens - "Foreshadowing MMXIX" (2-song) Broken Field Runner - "Put An Ocean Between My Self- [hardcore punk] Albany Pity & Me" | "Palm Trees Wave" (singles) [emo pop punk] Albany / LA White Devil And The 666 - "White Devil and the 666" [garage punk blues] Albany Brookline - "Fade" (EP) [alt rock] Greenwich Young Culture - "(This Is) Heaven" (EP) [pop punk] Comrade Nixon - "The Hades Trip" [punk noise rock Albany post-punk] Lyon Mountain Rock / Pop Crafter - "Lasting Efforts" [hard core punk rock] Andrew Mirabile - "Bad Cigarettes" (single) [rock blues] Pittsfield MA | "Old Fashioned Lullabye" (single track) [country blues folk] Albany Eyelyner - "Eyelyner" (EP) [80's hair metal parody] Broadalbin Balcony - "In My Head" (single) [alt pop rock] Saratoga Springs Fine Grain - "Kelsey's Party Mix" (2-song) [grunge hardcore post-punk rock] Albany Caramel Snow - "Princess Tristesse" | "She Looks Like A Cat" (single tracks) [shoegaze dreampop] Delmar Guide the Fall - "11, 11 & 5, 6, 7" (single track) [heavy metal rock] Fonda Delaney - "Bow & Arrow" (single) [pop] Queensbury/LA Hungry Jack - "18 Holes Of Blood" (EP) [horror hard Good Fiction - "Right Stuff BBY" (single) [alt rock] rock] Glens Falls Saratoga Springs Illuminaughty - "Demigod" (single track) [heavy metal Hand Habits - "placeholder" [pop rock] Albany/LA hard rock] Albany I Am Snow Angel - "Mothership" [electronic chill pop] Nick Rossi - "My Serenity" (EP) [alt pop punk rock] Lake Placid/NYC Clifton Park Page 1 of 11 © 2018 Andrew Gregory The Music (and More) 2019 Quarter 1 Report Jes Hudak - "Chasing a Rainbow" (single) Americana / Folk / Country / 'grass / [pop] Saratoga Springs/NYC/LA CA Singer-Songwriter Jocelyn & Chris Arndt - "The Fun in the Fight" A Judgmental Swarm Of Bees - "Brownies For | "Outta My Head" (single) [rock] Fort Plain/Cambridge Breakfast" (single track) | "*TOP SECRET* @# MA [CONFIDENTIAL] DO NOT SHARE!!! DO NOT ~*% DUPLICATE!!!" (demos) [acoustic folk punk] Albany Julia Gargano - "Tired" (single) [s/s electronic pop] Staten Island/Albany Asa Morris - "This Song Has No Name" (single track) [acoustic lo-fi s/s folk] Glens Falls/FLA/Saratoga Springs Justin Charles - "The Sweetest" (single) [pop] Clifton Park Bob Warren - "Four Leaf Clover" (single track) [country folk pop] Salem Katie Louise - "Imprisoned in Paradise" (single) | "Unleash" [electro pop] Saratoga Springs Dan Berggren - "Tobin's Favorite/Irishman's Heart to the Ladies" (single tracks) [folk] Ballston Spa Last Star Falling - "Sea of Memory" (single) [ambient melodic rock] Albany James Hearne - "JH is: One-Take Bartlet, Volume IV" [s/s americana] Catskill Logan - "Too Bad" [emo pop] Albany Jay Maloney - "Feel Motion" (single track) [country Luxtides - "Dark" (single) [pop] Clifton Park/NJ bluegrass electronic world] Albany Marty Wendell - "Rock & Roll Days" [rock n roll Jesse O'Neill - "we will run" (2-tracks) [s/s acoustic blues rockabilly] Ticonderoga rock] Albany/NYC Millington - "Cold in the City" (single) [ska punk rock] Jesse O'Neill and Jon Tario - "sing it again" [americana Niskayuna blues celtic folk] Albany/NYC/Clifton Park Mirinda James - "World My Way" (single track) Joe McGinness - "A Better Man" (single) [country pop] [american underground rock] Bethlehem / Nashville TN Ticonderoga MNNX - "Anxiety" | "Maybe" (singles) [alt pop] Keanen Stark and Orion Kribs - "Live Songs" [traditional Schenectady folk] Whitehall Nick Rossi - "My Serenity" (EP) [pop rock] Clifton Park Lucas Garrett - "Aphrodite" | "Where Are You Going?" | "Love is Better" (singles) [alternative folk rock] Sandy McKnight's Pop-Clique - "Somerville" (single) Queensbury [power pop rock] Lee MA Marilyn Miller - "What's On My Mind" [s/s folk pop] SaviorSongs - "My Sweet Woman" (single) [rock] Hudson Latham Mirinda James - "Worth the Risk" | "I Had a Dream" | Take 2 - "Heartstrings" (single) [pop] Granville "Ain't Worth Living" (single tracks) [country pop rock] Selkirk / Nashville TN Wild Adriatic - "Adriatic / Rodriguez" (EP) [soul rock] Albany Ony & Aaron Mittler - "Heart of Dreams" [country blues rock] Edinburgh Page 2 of 11 © 2018 Andrew Gregory The Music (and More) 2019 Quarter 1 Report PLAN-T - "PLAN-T Beginnings" [s/s] Greenfield DComposeuЯ - "ITZEL - WIVES - DCOMPOSED" Center (single track) [electronic deconstruction assemblages] STEAL CITY / EAST SIDE, Slik Nik & th' Tex's Playboys - "Introducing... PUEBLO, CO Slik Nik & th' Tex's Playboys" [country rockabilly] Troy Grab Ass Cowboys & Parashi - "cosmic microwave Terra Naomi - "Everything" | "Machine Age (acoustic)" background" [experimental instrumental noise] Albany (23feb19) (singles) [s/s folk pop] Saratoga Springs/LACA John Olander - "I Could Have Sworn; It Was Sunday" | Travins n' Tondreau - "In The Meantime" (single track) "Is it Monday or Thursday?" [electronic experimental [bluegrass country rock] Gloversville drum percussion soundscapes] Albany Tristan Bouchard - "In a Sweater Poorly Knit Kazufro2 - "Troop" (single track) [hip-hop/rap (Mewithoutyou iPhone Cover)" to "Return of the instrumental beats] Troy Grievous Angel (Gram Parsons Cover)" (single tracks) [s/s piano] Menands/Boston MA MithrilNova - "Roots" | "Orbit" (single tracks) [electronic pop soundtrack] Troy William Hale - "Salem Session" [s/s folk rock] Glens Falls Moon Risk 7 - "C" to "Excrement" (single tracks) Jazz / International / Classical / World [electronic ambient chiptune drone] Albany Andy Iorio - "Awakening" [contemporary classical piano] Saratoga Springs Muzzle Lords - "Mild Animated Violence" (2-track) [electronics noise] Troy Dan Cuatt - "The Living Room Sessions" [jazz combo] Albany Pinkamena Party - "IT'S 20.19 BPM" [electronic breakcore hardcore noise speedcore] Troy Instrumental / Electronic / EDM A World For You - "Volta [Acoustic]" (single track) Rambutan - "Tensile Strength" | "the salt migration" | [ambient acoustic guitar] Saratoga Springs/LA, CA "Temple of Echo 3" [experimental drone improvisation noise synth] Albany Acid Reins - "Reflections - DEMO" (single track) [fusion progressive rock blues] Troy Rhakim Ali - "Throwaways Vol. 2" | "Throwaways Vol. 1" [hip hop instrumental beats] Albany Barely Alive - "Lost In Time" (EP) [EDM electronic dance dubstep] MA/LA Rrarebear - "Girl" to "Catching Flights" | "waitingforSpring2019" [chill electronic beats] Albany Big Malk - "Sounds From The Vault Vol. 2" [hip hop instrumental beats] Albany Soo Do Koo - "MTNYHT.1" to "fa la looo." (single tracks) [psychedelic hip hop] Albany Bob Lukomski - "Society of Grace" [experimental ambient electro-acoustic] Albany/New Paltz Still.Floating - "Blizzards[DriverScene]" to "Magic[50&Kim]" (single tracks) | "Suspicious Activity” Carm Grasso - "As If by Magic" [classical prog rock (EP) [old-school sample-based hip hop instrumentals] guitar] Saratoga Springs Albany Chris Bassett - "Allegra Geller vs. Chris Bassett" (single The Swingin' Palms - "Over the Moon" (single) track) [ambient industrial lo-fi noise] Troy [Hawaiian tiki surf instrumentals] Albany Page 3 of 11 © 2018 Andrew Gregory The Music (and More) 2019 Quarter 1 Report Zovi - "Robots, Dragons, and Other Things mac moon - "broken romance" | "147am" Including the Sapphire Metropolis" (EP) (single tracks) [hip hop rap] Albany [industrial cybergrind noise rave] Troy MADDS - "Angels On Acid (Explicit)" | "Talking ZSLYTHA - "synth loops vol. 1" | "max's demise (hot To The Moon - Bruno Mars (COVER)" to "Living The garbage vol. 2)" | "I listen to music too" | "anonymously Dream" (single tracks) [hip hop rap] Schenectady reported in a remorseful and high-pitched voice" and "190105_04" (single tracks) [hip-hop/rap beats] Albany Mista Pigz - "Neighborhood Creeps -Underground Messiah" | "St. Pat" (single tracks) [hip hop rap] Albany R&B / Soul / Hip-Hop / Rap / Funk Airline Jay - "Feel Trip" | "Fuck You, Next" (single track) MostlyEverything - "Netflix & Chill" (single track) [hip [hip hop rap] Albany hop rap] Albany Andy 'Ayo B' O'Brien - "All On Me" and "Stranger Ohzhe - "TooMuch" to "HBK Feat. Tee - Kay" (single Things" (singles) | "More Than You Know" to "Now I tracks) [hip hop rap] Albany Know (Stephen Marley Cover)" (single tracks) [alt r&b soul pop] Albany Pink Nois - "MOONCHILE" | "T4LKING" (singles) [r&b soul hip hop rap] Albany Carter - "Carter's World" [hip hop rap] Averill Park Promise The Unbreakable™ - "Guess Enough's Not Chris Cool Peeples - "HIPPYFLIP" - "SUNSET GROOVE" Enough Yet" [hip hop soul pop rap] Schenectady (single tracks) [hip hop
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