NEW SINGLE [YOUR CALL] IS OUT!

HIRRY, the Hollywood Indie Music channel Award-winning Singer/Songwriter formerly known as Runtolife, has embarked on a new musical journey with his latest single, “Ten Miles.” This track is part of his debut solo EP, “Daylight,” which is not only a showcase of his musical talent but also a profound exploration of personal growth, resilience, and self-discovery. HIRRY’s “Ten Miles” is a powerful testament to the transformative power of music and the human spirit.

More about HIRRY:
https://boredcity.co/hirry-ten-miles/

Stian Omenås - singing, synth and trumpet
Asbjørn Lerheim - guitars and effects
Inga Grytås Byrkjeland - cello 

New duo from Norway, playing dark jazz/pop/experimental. Recording our first album in 2023. Touring autumn 2023. Stay tuned.

Feel free to suggest additions to these playlists for future listeners to discover.

Norwegian band, The Fjords, are finally releasing more of their highly anticipated soulful pop music. The four-piece outfit have built a reputation for themselves by conjuring up sparkling electro-pop with a touch of soul, slow-flowing gospel, and bold and piercingly honest lyrics. Their latest album, Believe In Anything, is no exception. Produced together with the warhorse Lars Horntveth and mixed by living legend Jørgen Træen, "Believe In Anything" is a highly detailed and emotionally mature pop album taking its time depicting vital, personal and real stories of love, ambition and dreams in a world going off its hinges.

Dick Powers And The Homeless Men from Levanger, Norway started as a project in 2017 when the band was going to play at ROCK AT RØSTAD - a day long festival in Levanger. With songwriter Dick Powers (Eirik Letnes) in front, the guys delivered a fantastic show and we left with a good feeling, both as colleagues in the band room, and as friends on stage. In the paper the day after we only read nice things about the concert we were so happy about. 
After the gig we were unsure about what we should do. It was all supposed to be this one concert, but no one wanted to just leave it there. Our opening track clearly states that “we will never ever play a live show again”. Two years later with a lot of discussions and formats of the band, we have settled on a style we can stand behind, both as artists, musicians and human beings.
The may do a sigh of relief as Dick Powers And The Homeless Men has decided to come back with all original “new age hippie revivalism” tunes.

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