You Probably Don't Know These 11 Musicians, But You Should
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You Probably Don't Know These 11 Musicians, But You Should

#4 will have you dancing all around your room.

Corbyn Jenkins
Oct 17, 2017
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You Probably Don't Know These 11 Musicians, But You Should
Corbyn Jenkins

I am constantly listening to music. Throughout the past year or so I have come across many musicians and bands that I have grown to love -- I still wonder how the whole world doesn't know about them! Here are 11 musicians that you should listen to right now.

1. LANY-

LANY! You can't not love this alternative band from California.

2. Whosah-

Whosah is an indie-pop band from Minnesota! They are amazing and you should definitely check them out and try to catch a show sometime!

3. VÉRITÉ-

VÉRITÉ is an American pop singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn, New York. She has a killer cover of The 1975's song, "Somebody Else."

4. The Academic-


The Academic is an indie rock band from Mullingar, Ireland. If you are looking for a band to jam to, this is the one! They are going to go big places.

5. Colouring-


I saw Colouring while they were touring with The 1975 this past spring. This London band has multiple songs with an electronic sound that will leave you in awe.

6. Vesperteen-

I saw Vesperteen this past summer and was able to interview him. The band puts on a show full of passion and energy and their songs range from deep to total bops!

7. Remo Drive-

Remo Drive is another Minnesota band! I interviewed them a few months ago and since then they have continued to gain quite a following. This pop-punk band will have you headbanging all around your room.

8. Pale Waves-

Pale Waves is another band that I saw on tour with The 1975 this past spring. Although they don't have many released songs, both "Television Romance" and "There's A Honey" are total bops and you don't want to miss out on them!

9. Mom Jeans.-

Mom Jeans. is an indie rock/emo band from California. My roommate constantly has them playing in our dorm room and I've grown to love them as well!

10. COIN-

COIN is an indie-pop band from Nashville, TN! Their music is so much fun and you will be singing and dancing along to their songs in no time!

11. A R I Z O N A-

A R I Z O N A is a rock and electro-pop band from New Jersey. Give their music a listen and I guarantee you won't be disappointed! I also wrote a review on their new album!

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