Propeller Recordings:

The simple philosophy of Propeller Recordings is to release music that truly deserves to be heard. The people at Propeller Recordings pride themselves in the fact that their artists are the main focus and our core business is the finding, the developing and the marketing of musical talent. We aim to work closely with our artists in all fields of their careers, helping them to fulfill the potential in their music and artistic work, creating a long term career for themselves. 

Our catalogue is diverse and we see no limits for what we can work with, as long as the music sounds good. We focus on music we feel can have a life also outside of Norway.

Wherever we find fans who want to embrace great music, we seek to give it to them. 

Our artists include: Highasakite, Sløtface, Dagny, Frøkedal, Amanda Tenfjord, Thea & The Wild, Moddi, and more.

Visit www.propellerrecordings.no for more information

We are 3 individual artists who came together to create music only we could make.

info@wakechildmusic.com

Management:
Justin Becker
justin@murmurationmusic.com

Family of Things (FOT) is an indie band based out of Hamilton, Ontario. Their unique sound combines sensitive songwriting, boundless vocals, rhythmic integrity and quality production. Music partners Aaron Brown and Bradley Barnham self-released their debut EP in the fall of 2016 with producer/friend, Peter Mol. The EP gained instant support and media coverage (CBC, Indie Shuffle, Hype Machine and more), seeing over 750,000 Spotify streams, topping playlists for New Music Friday and Indie Allstars, among others. With a few years under their belt, and a better sense of direction, Brad and Aaron moved their studio up north to a family cottage with Peter to collaborate on their first full-length record, during which time they signed a publishing deal with Seattle-based Luna Music Group.	

Today, Family of Things has released their full length record called “Oscilloscope”, and has curated a captivating and electric live show with bandmates Myles Rogers, Will Gooch, and Justin Brix. With their new live show, Family of Things has joined the Paquin Entertainment team, and has had the privilege of sharing stages with acts such as Tame Impala, Born Ruffians, Bad Bad Not Good and many others.		

			

While releasing their first single “Harm”, FOT created and released their second music video with award-winning director Mark Bone and director of photography Mark Klassen. This video was premiered through Exclaim! and had a sold-out release show sponsored by Paquin, CMW, and the Rivoli along with the headliner Marshal of Walk Off the Earth. This video was also nominated for a Prism Prize. The new record has been garnering success across North America with several Spotify Editorial playlists, as well as CBC’s “3 new songs you need to hear this week”, CBC/Sirus XM/Canadian Indie radio play and countless editorial coverage.

Just days after releasing “Oscilloscope”, Barnham and Brown hunkered down in their home studio to dream up the next creative instalment, a deluxe record release, with lead single “YKB” and accompanying music video.  They look forward to a summer chalk-full of releases and all the verve that goes with it.

Enjoy our music:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1iyEgo06tQEwW0ro4Qys9K?si=pvNiPvY5QnamNveqAfLVVA

contact: torchesmusicla@gmail.com 

TORCHES are an indie pop group tied together by a shared nostalgia from the music of their youth and dreams for the future. They have been making their mark in the LA music scene with their dark, indie pop – filled with lush sonics, infectious melodies, and dance oriented drums.

The group has shared the stage with bands such as Wild Nothing, The Drums, Atlas Genius, Peace and more. Their songs have made airtime on KROQ, KCRW, MTV’s Teen Mom, Catfish, Underemployed, Unlocking the Truth and more. They have also been featured in publications such as NYLON Magazine, Interview Magazine, LA Weekly and ads for Adidas, Converse & many others.

Within the music you can hear reoccurring themes of love, disappointment, acceptance, and the idea that one is constantly in search of an electrifying energy that’s bigger than all of us.

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