Hello indie music fans!
Our official Free Music Friday feature kicks off today. We have some great new talent as well as downloads for you to check out!
Tamalaneh
Tamalaneh's sound is a cross between old school, and new school R&B. She is said to remind many of, Mary J. Blige, Brandy, and Indie Arie. Tamalaneh, whos real name is, Anjelle Hoxie, started off singing Anita Baker songs at the age of 3 years old, in Lansig Michigan, but since have grown to love and have respect for many other phenomenal artists in various genres of music. Her experiences includes Vocal Training at the age of 10, Glee Club and High School Choir participation, and Live Performances in local Venues. She has had three releases in 2009, which can all be found on Itunes. Tamalaneh is also currently working in the studio to finish up her "Extended Version Album" consisting of 5 additional songs to the "Special Release Album", of which, is expected to be released sometime in March 2010.
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Free Download:
So Far Away download
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Sun Cut Flat
Sun Cut Flat makes layered music for headphones. They are an undiscovered gem for anyone who loves independent music, and their entire debut album was recorded in an attic. Swirling guitars and icy atmospheres often blend into
ambience, but the stories of the songs themselves never get lost in abstraction.
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Free Download:
Becka Says download
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NEW YORK, April 9, 2009 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — For the first time, you can download your favorite songs legally and completely free. Qtrax is introducing a U.S. preview of its new music destination offering free downloads combined with extensive editorial coverage on all bands and artists.
Hey, what beats free music (legal, of course!) for absolutely nothing? Well, technically you do have to make a couple of clicks to download the material, but it will be well worth the effort.






