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CrowJane Flexes Her Visual Art Skills in Music Videos For Her First Solo Album

In her video for "The Pharmacy," singer CrowJane appears as a demon with blank eyes and a mouth oozing black goo as she writhes in chains, her long, sharp fingernails nearly scratching herself as her shackled hands clench and release. CrowJane (sometimes also credited as Heather Galipo) is best...

Liz Ohanesian

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PREMIEREBrit Drodza Shines a "Spotlight" on Female Friendship with New Visual

After offering support to one of her pals, she took the conversation a...

Annie White

Samantha Tieger Illuminates the Power of Human Connection with Premiere of "You Light Me Up"

“I really have this strong desire to connect with other people, whether it's through language or music,” the Cincinnati-born, now Nashville-based singer professes. She marries these two passions on her debut...

Cillea Houghton

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PREMIEREFrankie Simone Navigates Polyamory in "On Our Own"

e. heterosexual couples) but also in terms of the types of relationships people sing about (i.e., monogamous ones). Non-binary, Latinx pop artist...

Annie White

PREMIERENIKO Revisits Euro Roots With Provocative New Love Song "Try"

NIKO’s love for his partner runs very deep. So much so, he decided to write a song about it. His new single, called “Try,” throbs from the inside out, a euro-pop filter glistening the edges, and his voice glides along as smooth as ever. “Been a lot of places/Wearing different faces,” he sings. “I...

Bee Scott

With "Enable Me," Sister Duo KTJ and Carly Empower Listeners to Think For Themselves

Music has a tendency to run in the family. There are a multitude of bands proving that statement to be true, from the iconic Sister Sledge and ESG to the more recent success of sister bands like First Aid Kit and Haim. The latest to be added to this list is KTJ and Carly. Comprised of identical twin...

Eleanor Forrest

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PREMIEREGirl Friday Rebels Against Gendered Limitations on "Earthquake"

Most women have at some point been prohibited from doing something they wanted to do because of their gender, whether due to subtle stereotyping or overt oppression. "Earthquake," the latest single by L.A.-based, riot grrrl-inspired indie rock band Girl Friday, is an anthem for women who are sick...

Annie White

Whoa Dakota Dances Away Her Pain On Disco-Pop Jam “Walk Right By”

The record, a woven fabric of spoken word and impressive indie songwriting, left an indelible mark, and people were paying attention. However, things weren’t...

Bee Scott

Olivia Henry Premieres First-Ever Music Video for "Beautiful"

Having released several singles, an EP, and her debut LP Expectations earlier this year, Henry was more than ready for a bold visual, and on "Beautiful," she delivers. It's all too fitting...

Bee Scott

PREMIEREAlex McArtor Critiques Celebrity Worship in "Biggest Fan" Visualizer

Credit: Lexi McArtor Growing up in Austin, 18-year-old singer, songwriter, guitarist, and pianist Alex McArtor would often attend concerts and music festivals as a kid. These were the earliest inspiration for her music career - and they also led her to reflect on the mystique surrounding musicians....

Annie White

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PREMIEREEvangeline Gentle Celebrates “Ordinary People" with Acoustic Performance Video

That's what queer, gender-fluid Scottish-Canadian...

Annie White

Teddi Gold Honors Two Fathers With Bombastic Pride Anthem, 'Boom Boom'

Teddi Gold was six years old when her biological father came out. Little changed within the very modern family dynamic, but folks in the community began to see him differently. “All of a sudden, some parents would not let their kids come to my dad's house,” Gold tells Audiofemme. Throughout her...

Bee Scott