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Roxy Mayhem – Fuck Donald Trump

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Roxy Mayhem’s “Fuck Donald Trump” Blasts Through the Neo-Punk Scene Like a Molotov Cocktail  The Chicago punk scene has birthed countless rabble-rousers, but Roxy Mayhem is a standout revolutionary. Her latest single, “Fuck Donald Trump,” is a scalding, sardonic anthem that combines the seething...
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Darrell Kelley – Drones

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Darrell Kelley’s “Drones” Takes R&B Into the Twilight Zone Darrell Kelley has never shied away from addressing heavy topics, and his latest single, “Drones,” is no exception. Released on Viral Records, the track blends R&B and soul with a narrative that feels plucked straight...
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Interview – Hallaballoo

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Hello Hallaballoo and welcome to College Radio Charts! Thanks for spending some time with us today. Can you introduce our readers to the band?Hey, thanks for having us! We’re currently writing, recording, and performing with:• James Gross – Guitar/Vocals• Robert Lee – Vocals/Percussion• Aaron...
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Todd Underwood – Outside

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TODD UNDERWOOD   OutsideTodd Underwood has been a quiet force in the music industry for decades, crafting hard-edged yet melodic guitar-driven compositions for sports broadcasts, instrumental albums, and an impressive array of band projects. Now, with Outside, he steps into the spotlight under his own...
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Marc Biala – Everywhere But Me

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Marc Biala’s “Been Everywhere but Me” Brings Soulful Introspection to the ForefrontOn his latest single, “Been Everywhere but Me,” Austin-based singer-songwriter Marc Biala delivers a masterclass in vulnerability and authenticity, the kind of stripped-down emotional resonance that defines timeless music. Released on January 1,...
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Interview – Vices Inc

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Hello Vices Inc and welcome to College Radio Charts! Now that 2024 is winding down, how has the year been for you? And can you introduce us to the band?Hey! Thank you so much, we are so happy to be here! We’ve got our...
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T. Ledger – The Web

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T. Ledger’s latest album, The Web, is not just a project—it’s an odyssey through the artist’s singular vision of sound. Spanning a colossal 33 tracks, this sprawling collection defies genre conventions and plunges listeners into a sonic labyrinth of psychedelic hip-hop, experimental avant-garde, and...