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Hear Midwife’s “Sickworld” The “Heaven Metal” Artist’s Contribution To Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles Series
You can now watch Midwife’s “Sickworld,” the official video for her new song and contribution to Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles Series. The video was directed by Xadie James.
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Hear Raavi’s “No Bodies” The Brooklyn Band’s Contribution To Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles Series
You can now listen to Raavi’s “No Bodies,” their new song and contribution to Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles Series.
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Watch Marinero’s “Ixchel & Lonely Girl” Official Video
Today, Friday, September 16th sees the release of Marinero’s “Ixchel & Lonely Girl,” a song about the power of maternal love, and released in celebration of the National Latinx Heritage Month, which also begins today. The song is available worldwide on all DSPs from Hardly Art. “Ixchel & Lonely Girl” is the follow up to Marinero’s Hella Love, his praised Hardly Art-debut (and love letter/grand farewell to his hometown, before relocating to Los Angeles where he is currently based). “Ixchel & Lonely Girl” is an ode to a friend and her daughter who’d gone through a difficult time. The song...
Whitmer Thomas shares video for new single “Everything That Feels Good Is Bad.”
Whitmer Thomas shares a video for his new single “Everything That Feels Good Is Bad.” The self-directed video features Thomas driving around his hometown of Gulf Shores, Alabama eating pizza, wings and fried shrimp. “This song is about all of the unhealthy things I know I’m not supposed to do that I get some satisfaction out of doing in the moment,” he explains. “Whether it be socially, emotionally, or physically i ain’t got a lick of self control. I’m a child of addicts, and I’m lucky not to have a drug problem, but I think it’s manifested in me being...
Hear Bloomsday’s “Jersey Soccer,” The Brooklyn Duo’s Contribution To Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles Series
You can now listen to Bloomsday’s “Jersey Soccer,” their new song and contribution to Hardly Art’s 15th Anniversary Singles Series. Iris James Garrison and Alex Harwood come together as Bloomsday, the Brooklyn-based indie pop duo formed in 2019. The band is fronted by Iris (they/them), who sings from warmth and darkness in the quiet hours where shadows and ghosts rise to the surface. Garrison and Harwood allow their “brotherly” dynamic to come through between the vocals and lead guitar, as they support each other in translating raw feelings to sound. Iris says “‘Jersey Soccer” is “a song in a spiral - letting the anxiety...