Porlolo premiere new video on Treble

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Porlolo, the project of Erin Roberts, has a new EP coming out next month. From the Awards EP, the band has released a new video for the track, "Wasting Time," which you can watch over at Treble. The song is a melancholic folk rock bouncy number, with Roberts' passionate vocals taking the forefront of the mix. In the video, Roberts traverses a wintry landscape, filled with desolation and sparse mountainous terrain. Check out the video below and get ready for more from Porlolo--Awards EP will be out April 27. 

Frankie Simone makes her debut w/ new video at Billboard

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Portland-based queer pop artist Frankie Simone makes her debut today with new video for "War Paint," taken from her LOVE//WARRIOR EP which will see release on June 1. The Puerto Rican powerhouse gives us a taste of what's to come with this banger of a song. She spoke with Billboard about her mission of love and acceptance. Check out the exclusive interview and video premiere HERE and preorder/presave the EP HERE. The audio is available for sharing below! 

Pistoleros share new video from Silver LP

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Legendary Tempe rockers Pistoleros saw the release of their 25th anniversary album last fall on Phoenix-based label Fervor Records and today they drop a video for album cut "Did You Wake Up All Alone." Atwood Magazine have the premiere, saying the "blistering new video captures the determination and perseverance of a seasoned band still basking in their prime." 

The Fleeting Ends share new video + new LP

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Philly band The Fleeting Ends have shared a video for the lead single off new album I Know You Lie Coz So Do I today via PopMatters, who say, "the tune riffs off common themes of uncertainty in young adulthood with an astounding level of swagger and flair." The album is out today; stream it on Spotify HERE. 

Eric Benoit shares captivating video for "Dragonflies"

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Eric Benoit will see release of his new album, Heartrender, next Friday, January 26. Today, PopMatters has premiered a video for standout track "Dragonflies," which you can check out below. Reflecting on the video, PopMatters writer Jonathan Frahm had this to say: "For all of the cinematic production and innate musical artistry present on 'Dragonflies,' the most captivating part of it all might well be how achingly, tangibly real it is—more-so than most would have courage or audacity to show in their art. For Benoit to have done so, it means that his art is true."