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The Foxies have dropped yet another high-energy pop-punk hit. “Overrated” is their next single from their highly anticipated debut album. The song reflects on the emptiness felt when seeking viral fame. In this current era of social media, artists feel pressure from their labels and managers to partake in trending videos. Several artists have come forward to say that their label will not let them release music if it is not “TikTok worthy”. They are forced to follow what the algorithm wants, not what they want. Even then, a song may only be viral for a week or two, then it will fade. In the chorus, lead singer Julia Lauren Bullock sings, “It goes lights out then you burn out// You never slow down, you never slow down// You get so instantly overrated”. These artists work incredibly hard and never get rest, yet they only have their fame for a moment. Before they know it, their viral success is forgotten, and their hard work was for nothing. The Foxies wrote this song for every artist out there that views their music as art, and not a trend to be forgotten. “Overrated” is a classic pop-punk track with modern day lyrics. The song begins with the steady beat of the drums. In the pre-chorus, the guitar begins to pick up with the beat—no longer a background instrument. The production builds up for the beat drop at the chorus that adds a powerful emphasis to the frustration the band feels. This frustration stems from the pressure placed on them by the music industry. Throughout the song, Julia Lauren Bullock’s voice brings focus to the honest lyrics. Her incredible vocals support the intense lyrics and the catchy beat. Each member of The Foxies brings a different talent to the band, which naturally creates a team of hitmakers. “Overrated” is another song added to their belt that will have listeners jamming along in minutes. The Foxies is a pop-punk band based in Nashville. The band consists of three members: lead singer Julia Lauren Bullock, guitarist Jake Ohlbaum, and drummer Rob Bodley. They released their first single, “Floods”, in 2015. Since then, they have released three EPs and multiple standalone singles. In 2021, The Foxies toured with rock legend, Billy Idol. “Overrated” is the third single from their upcoming debut album, Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then?”, which will be released September 23, 2022. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW THE FOXIES:

Katelyn Butcher’s latest single, “Angel On My Shoulder”, is an impressive addition to her discography. The song addresses the battle between the good and the bad in the world. She touches on her own internal struggle of wanting to find the good in all the bad, and avoiding the evil surrounding her. This is a subject that is difficult to discuss, yet is very relevant in the modern world. In today’s political, social, and economical landscape, it is hard not to be sucked up into the pessimistic ideologies that come with it. In the pre-chorus, Butcher sings “So why did I let them talk me into all these bad, bad things// I never gave in before, but now I swear I’m losing me… losing me”. She is aware that she is letting herself fall down the rabbit hole of bad decisions—something she has never done before. The angel on her shoulder is screaming and stressing, while the devil on the other one is whispering persuading messages in her ear. It is only a matter of time before she finds out which one will prevail. The moment the song begins, the listener is immediately hooked. The smooth bass guitar sets up a moody, dark tone reminiscent of the 1950s folk rock genre. The production in the background makes for a creepy vibe that flows beautifully with Butcher’s soft vocals. The intensity increases when the electric guitar picks up and the synth beats escalate. The lyrics are vulnerable allowing the listener to feel every emotion. Butcher’s vocals are soft, yet intense. Her voice is made for this edgy, folk rock that is rare to find in the modern era. “Angel On My Shoulder” exceeds every expectation from listeners and is written flawlessly to fit the mood Butcher was wanting to express. Katelyn Butcher is a singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. In 2018, she released her first single “Darkness to Light”. She has released several singles since then, including a collaboration with artist, Swade Simpson. In the past few years, she has received viral recognition through TikTok. She has nearly 850,000 followers on the platform. Butcher writes her own music based off of her own experiences and struggles. She thrives to create music that connects with listeners. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW KATELYN:

Sky Katz recently made her directorial debut with the official music video for her latest single, “Why Did You Call?”. The video is set up as a short film, with dialogue scenes throughout it. Katz has expressed that she has always wanted to make a short film out of one of her songs, but never felt like any matched what she was wanting. After releasing “Why Did You Call?” she realized the vulnerable lyrics told the perfect story and the concept for the video came naturally. The song highlights the aftermath of a relationship that fell apart. The former partner that caused it has now come back, acting like nothing is wrong. In the chorus, Katz asks “Why are you worried how I’ll get home?// Why did you kiss me? You don’t even miss me? So why did you call?” She is questioning her former partner’s motives. Throughout the verses, Katz recalls how in love they both were before things ended. Many of these lyrics are directly paralleled in the music video, creating a complete story that is bound to shed some tears. The story follows the relationship of two young women: Sky, played by Katz herself and Sav, played by her Surviving Summer costar, Savannah LaRain. At the beginning of the video, the relationship seems happy and healthy, until things begin to fall apart. Sav continuously hurts Sky emotionally. After sticking up for herself, Sav calls Sky dramatic for reacting to the pain. Evidentially, this causes the couple to break-up. Fast forward a month later, Sky is seen alone in her room, still mourning the loss of the relationship when she receives a call from Sav. She answers and Sav says she misses her and wants Sky to attend a party she is at. After reluctantly going, Sky finds Sav dancing with an unnamed male. Sky storms out of the building visibly hurt. Sav runs after her and kisses her. It makes for the perfect ending to an emotional video. Katz intention for the video was to normalize a gay relationship that is not often seen on screens. She wants more media to have healthy and happy LGBTQ+ representation. It is hard to believe that this is Katz’s first directorial project because every detail was meticulously thought out and she creates a video that is memorable, leaving audiences wanting more. Sky Katz is a 17-year-old actress and musician from New York. She has the starring role in the new Netflix Original Series, Surviving Summer. Additionally, she plays Tess O’Malley, the spunky neighbor in the That’s So Raven spin-off, Raven’s Home. She was also a contestant on the eleventh season of America’s Got Talent. Katz is both a rapper and a singer. Her recent releases have showcased her singing with pop-punk influences. Aside from her work in the entertainment and music industries, Katz is also dedicated to philanthropy. She is the National Ambassador for Sunrise Association. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW SKY:

Eliza Harrison Smith’s latest single is a dreamy summer ballad about love slipping away. Her song “August” reflects on the feelings of regret when a relationship ends, and the nostalgia that comes with it. Smith thinks back to a time when she was still happy and in love with her partner. Back in the month of August, their relationship was hot like the summer sun. Now, it is a cold November night and Smith is alone with nothing but her thoughts and a broken heart. She sings, “But I can’t shake the thought that if somehow// I could relive August one more time// I think I’d get it right.” She wishes she could hit rewind on the relationship and take back the words that led to the ending. August was a time of happiness and sunshine, but now all Smith experiences are gloomy days. “August” is a beautiful indie-pop ballad that captures the essence of summertime. Smith’s intention for the song’s production was to “capture the light, breezy vibe of the end of the summer.” She flawlessly succeeds as this song sounds exactly like the feelings described. The soft, indie production showcases Smith’s emotional lyrics without overpowering them. This song is the first Smith has released that she personally feels “truly encapsulates” the sound she thrives for. If “August” is anything like her future releases, then listeners will need to be ready for the next big Indie-Pop queen. Eliza Harrison Smith is an indie-pop singer-songwriter from Washington D.C. After seeing Taylor Swift in concert, Eliza began to write her own songs and learned to play the guitar at only thirteen years old. After graduating from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, she determined that she wanted to pursue songwriting as a career. In the fall of 2019, she moved to Nashville with ambitions to be a songwriter for other artists. She has collaborated with many artists and songwriters, and has been recognized as one of the Nashville Songwriter Association International’s “Ones to Watch”. In 2021, she released an EP of demos and has begun her journey as a versatile artist. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW ELIZA:

“Hate To Love You” tells the story of Eliza Bennett’s move to sunny Los Angeles, California from the small town in England where she grew up. She has a love-hate relationship with her new home, along with the trials and tribulations that come with it. L.A. has become the “bad boyfriend she couldn’t leave." This is an all too familiar story to so many artists that come to the city of angels to chase their dreams. Bennett admits that she has tried to hate this city that has broken her, but she cannot give up on it. In the chorus she sings, “I’ll hate to love you//City of broken dreams// And yet you mend my tattered seams." This city has continuously beaten her, and yet it has also built her up. Her relationship with this city is an uphill battle, leaving Bennett wondering if her dream is worth the pain. “Hate to Love You” has a freshness to it that cannot be replicated. The track compliments Bennett’s ethereal vocals with a production that is simultaneously unique and familiar. It feels like a comforting hug from a friend, but it is something not quite heard in modern music. The song starts with a soothing piano and violin melody, fitting perfectly with the vocals. The chorus begins with this classical influenced melody, but then switches to a modern pop beat that lights up the song. The song continues with this structure, which highlights the unique attributes of the song. “Hate To Love You” is an incredible addition to Bennett’s discography, continuing to show off her impressive ability to captivate audiences. Eliza Bennett is an actress and a singer-songwriter from the UK. “Hate To Love You” is the debut single to her upcoming debut EP, Late Twenties. The EP included 5 tracks that highlight her journey over the past decade. In 2020, Bennett released a few standalone singles. However, she is not new to the music scene, nor the entertainment industry. Her song, “My Declaration” featured on the soundtrack for the 2008 movie, Inkheart, which Bennett also starred in. She has a long list of acting credentials, including starring opposite to Emma Thompson in the 2005 family movie, Nanny McPhee. Currently, she stars in the final season of the CW series, Dynasty, and is in production for the upcoming Paramount+ drama, Sexy Beast. Her movie, Do Revenge, will be out on Netflix on September 16. With a combination of both her music and acting, Bennett has a surplus of incredible talent to give to the world. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW ELIZA:

Artists often use songwriting as a form of escapism. Many times, songwriters will put themselves in the shoes of another person, whether fictional or real. In Jennie Harluk’s latest single, “She’s Got You”, she reimagines a different version of herself. She often wears her heart on her sleeve, leaving her emotions out in the open. However, in “She’s Got You”, she lives vicariously through a version of herself who acts extremely cavalier about heartache. Rather than showing her hurt, she fights back with “nonchalant comments” about her ex-boyfriend. In the first verse, Harluk drops the bombshell when she sings, “She seems nice// We look alike// And I know that’s just your type”. Her ex-boyfriend replaced her with a new girl that could be her carbon copy. She then spends the rest of the song dropping more snide remarks. However, her hurt slips out when she sings, “And I’m haunted by the thought of you// Cause it’s all I got when she’s got you.” Through all the sass and indifference, Harluk still allows heart wrenching words to creep through. This song is eloquently crafted with lyrics of hurt, betrayal, and resentment. “She’s Got You” is a catchy pop-song that highlights Harluk’s strong vocals and emotional lyrics. The verses are steady and calm, slowly leading up to the faster tempo in the chorus. Although the bridge continues the steady and calm structure of the verses, it hits the emotional peak of the song when she sings, “I’m still yours, but you’re not mine.” These lyrics are a punch to the gut because despite all the sarcasm, Harluk is clearly hurt. The music takes a back seat at the end of the bridge, honing in on the lyrics as the chorus returns. Right before the beat drops, Harluk’s voice beautifully harmonizes showing off her insane vocal range. “She’s Got You” showcases her powerhouse vocals that listeners fall in love with her for. Jennie Harluk is a singer-songwriter from Calgary, Canada. From a young age, music has been her passion, and this passion has followed her into her full-time career as an artist. She is involved in every step of the creative processing. She writes, composes, and produces her own music. Her songwriting process is very unique to other artists. She utilizes her synesthesia, a condition that affects the senses. In Harluk, her synesthesia associates people with a specific color. With songwriting, this causes each song to be associated with a color scheme that creates a unique imagery. Her songwriting is a key component to what makes Harluk very unique in the music industry. With her talent, she has already been featured on several Spotify playlists and has performed at big events, such as Calgary Stampede and Country Thunder. Harluk creates music that comes from the heart that will stick with listeners. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW JENNIE:

Sugarland crossed with breezy pop sums up Hunter’s latest single. With the intention of capturing a relaxing, summer afternoon vibe, “Closer” captivates audiences and overwhelms them with joy. She explores the exciting rush one feels when experiencing a new relationship. With catchy lyrics, and a hook that sticks, this track is destined to be on everyone’s budding romance playlists. Leading up to the chorus, Hunter works up the courage to ask if the person she likes will “give it a shot.” Then the chorus hits, and the song bursts to life. She tells this potential lover to move “Closer// Move on over till you can’t get closer to me.” She wants to fill the emotional and physical gap between them, and be together at last. Coincidentally, this song has a double meaning for Hunter and her co-writers. The song has evolved into a metaphor for the aftermath of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the world is slowly transitioning back to normal, we can now “get closer to our loved ones.” This makes the happy, upbeat vibe of the song stand out even more after the past few years of isolation and heartache. Hunter’s intention was to bring joy to listeners which she implements flawlessly with “Closer”. Hunter wrote “Closer” with Grammy nominated producer and mixer, John Alagia, and prolific songwriter, David Ryan Harris. Their collective talent effortlessly blends together to create an outstanding track. The song has an upbeat melody that resembles what could be heard during a romance movie’s honeymoon phase montage. The musical foundation is in the muted acoustic guitar that is complimented by the electric guitar that comes in later. The drums provide for a nice, steady beat that strengthens the cheerful ambiance. A keyboard can be heard in the background giving the song character that it would be lacking without it. The song would not be complete without Hunter’s unique vocals that show off her incredible range. She pairs the song with a fun, lighthearted music video featuring her adorable dog and colorful aesthetics. The peppy, joyful mood is perfectly captured in this video, further spreading the happiness. “Closer” is another remarkable single that makes fans anticipate her upcoming EP. Hunter is a singer-songwriter, actress, and model from a small town in Montana. When she was only ten-years-old, she was performing at local shows. In her adolescence, she traveled across the country to attend different vocal trainings. She also starred in many high school and community theater musicals, sang in multiple choirs, and led her own band. At age 18, she moved to Los Angeles to attend Musician’s Institute, where she graduated with a double major in Vocal Performance and Music Production. “Closer is the latest single off of her debut EP, Hello: My Name Is HUNTER, set to be released on September 30th. After years of hard work, she is ready for her music career to soar into new heights. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW HUNTER:

44phantom and Machine Gun Kelly have teamed up to create an intense track about their inner demons. The duo had been wanting to collaborate for a while, and were finally able to find some studio time. During their writing session, they realized that they have one overlapping similarity: their struggles with their vices. As a result, “don’t sleep, repeat”, was born. The song sheds a light on mental health and the different coping mechanisms that come with it. With lyrics like, “’Cause nothing feels right//I’m gonna jump off the edge” and “You told me you love me, but my trauma doesn’t trust that,” the listener can empathize with the artists. The duo describes the struggle of depression and anxiety that makes a person want to run wild to forget the pain. “don’t sleep, repeat” is a song that consumes listeners. With the vulnerable lyrics and the catchy beat, audiences are immediately captivated. The song begins with smooth, electric guitar that sooths the listener and remains constant throughout the track in the background. These slow guitar riffs are then paired with fast, synth beats creating a unique track that is simultaneously relaxing and makes you want to dance. The track is paired with a psychedelic music video that is very reminiscent of the grunge style in the 90s. The video was directed by experienced director, Andrew Sandler, and filmed in 44phantom’s hometown of Seattle. The video highlights the chemistry of the duo, proving that they were destined for a collaboration. “don’t sleep, repeat” is an infectious track that makes fans beg for future 44phantom and Machine Gun Kelly collaborations. Brayton Matthews, known under the stage name 44phantom, is a grunge-pop artist from Seattle. He released his first single, “Break Your Heart”, in 2019 which earned him a recognizable name in the genre. Since then, he has released several standalone singles, an EP entitled Bittersweet, and a full-length album entitled die sometime, it’s good for u. Colson Baker, best known as Machine Gun Kelly, is a rapper, singer, musician, and actor from Cleveland. In 2012, he released his debut album, Lace Up. Since this time, he has released several albums, EPs, and standalone singles including many collaborations. His most recent album, mainstream sellout, was released in March 2022. Currently, he is on tour promoting this album with multiple supporting acts including 44phantom himself and other impressive artists, such as Avril Lavigne, WILLOW, Blackbear, and more. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW 44PHANTOM: FOLLOW MACHINE GUN KELLY:

Skylar Lee released an energetic pop anthem about female empowerment and self-confidence. “Modern Art” is intended to lift women up who second guess their worth. Often times, women write themselves off as not being good enough. Whether it is romantic relationships, friendships, or careers, women question if they were overlooked by someone because they are not worthy. In “Modern Art”, Lee flips this narrative and encourages women to see themselves as they truly are: a work of art. Rather than believing they’re not good enough, Lee wants to remind women that they are a masterpiece. To remind them that if someone does not see their potential, then it is probably because they only appreciate dull modern art. This song empowers women to believe in themselves while lifting their spirits and self-confidence. Click here to listen to "Modern Art"! Drawing inspiration from 70s and 80s pop, “Modern Art” is a high energy track with infectious synth beats. The production is unforgettable, sticking in the minds of listeners. Lee was strongly influenced by modern pop sensation, Dua Lipa, as well as 80s pop legend, Kate Bush. This is apparent throughout the track, with the combination of both eras of pop. The song is full of feisty lyrics that intrigue listeners and paint the perfect imagery of a pretentious individual. The pre-chorus compliments these lyrics with a presentation filled with sass and attitude. Every aspect of the track highlights the confidence and charm Lee possess—the kind that she hopes will inspire listeners when they listen to the uplifting message. Skylar Lee is a pop singer-songwriter and producer based in Nashville. Since a young age, she knew music was her passion and when she turned 17, she moved from Pennsylvania to Nashville to pursue her dream. She wears her heart on her sleeve which translates into vulnerable lyrics and creative hooks. Her perfect-pitch ear produces a unique talent when it comes to songwriting. She has already made impressive waves in the music industry, including being featured in Rolling Stone for her 2022 hit, “Hotel in a Hurry”. Following down the path of her inspirations like Maisie Peters, Emily Weisband, and Dagny she is garnering more and more fans every day and is making a name for herself as an influential pop star. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW SKYLAR:

Madison Beer’s latest single takes the listener on a journey of heartache, vulnerability, and self-discovery. “Dangerous” reflects on her previous relationships, including her own responsibility in their endings. The heartbreaking ballad is the beginning of a new era for Beer—one that is exceptionally more honest and mature than her previous chapters. Though the background of the song is rooted in multiple relationships, the lyrics focus on her most recent break-up. Throughout the song, she questions where the relationship went wrong and what she could have done differently. At the end of the chorus, she drops the hook by stating, “Guess I make love too dangerous.” Beer is blaming herself for their relationship ending, and questioning if she is “unlovable.” This song perfectly encapsulates all the feelings of self-doubt and anxiety that happens after a break-up, especially one that ended abruptly and inexplicably. “Dangerous” is a hauntingly beautiful work of art that emphasizes Beer’s extraordinary talent. The musical composition is led by a string orchestra that resembles elegant Broadway musicals. Beer’s ethereal harmonies add an additional element of elegance that, combined with the production, takes the listener to another world. For the four minutes of the track, the listener is transported to a dreamy landscape that allows them to escape from their troubles. Likewise, the accompanying music video is a breathtaking masterpiece. Beer is seen wearing a gorgeous glittery black ball gown, standing on a platform surrounded by the beautiful orchestra. The simplicity of the video is crucial, highlighting the vulnerability and heartache in the lyrics. The pain and longing Beer is feeling is evident in her performance. The old Hollywood aesthetic makes the video appear timeless and classy. At the end of the music video, the orchestra exits the scene and the lights turn off, leaving Beer alone. This gloomy finale in which Beer is left alone with only her thoughts resembles the feelings brought on after a sudden breakup. Madison Beer is a singer-songwriter from New York. After massive viral success over the past few years, she was signed with Epic Records in 2019. Then in 2021, she released her debut full-length album, Life Support. Beer has seen immense support from big names in the music industry, such as Billboard, V Magazine, Nylon, and NME. Prior to the release of “Dangerous”, she released “Reckless”, the lead single to her upcoming sophomore album. Beer is not only a musician, but an ambassador for Fenty Beauty and the face of Victoria Secret’s Tease Fragrances line. With a high following on all platforms, partnerships with top brands, and music that sticks with listeners, Beer is on a quick path to becoming a household name. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW MADISON:

Up until now, GAYLE’s releases have been high-energy, angsty rock anthems. However, in her latest single, “god has a sense of humor”, she brings out her emotional side. The song tackles one of life’s hardest questions: what is the reason for existence? GAYLE wants to have hope for the future—hope for eternity. She is teetering off of a thin line, trying to balance the pessimistic and optimistic outlooks on life and why we are put on this earth. When the song starts, GAYLE does not waste any time on letting the audience know what the song is about. She begins the song with the insightful lyrics, “When I was 13// A friend of mine died// That’s when I realized// That we don’t live forever.” The passing of someone her age, especially when she was so young, opened her eyes to the philosophical questions about life. In the chorus, she leans into the optimistic side of her ideologies. She believes that people are not inherently good nor bad, but that we are all just trying to make it through this scary world in one piece. At the end of the chorus, she drops the incredibly clever hook that, “God’s got a sense of humor// And I’m not in on the joke.” GAYLE makes listeners reconsider with “god has a sense of humor” and reevaluate their own opinions on the matter. Rather than a high energy anthem, GAYLE slows down her traditional vibe to match the melancholy lyrics in “god has a sense of humor”. The opening of the song begins with a beautiful piano melody that sets the tone of the song, instantly putting the listener into the intimate scene GAYLE has painted. As the song progresses, the bass guitar subtly begins in the background before the drums make their entrance. The drums, eventually led by the ride cymbal, add to the light airy production. The lyric video that accompanies the song provides for another thought-provoking addition to the track. In the video, the lyrics are written in a font that is similar to what a young child may write. The resemblance to a child’s handwriting symbolizes innocence—the kind that GAYLE lost at thirteen years old. “god has a sense of humor” is an emotional addition to an overall angsty discography that highlights GAYLE’s impressive range. Taylor Gayle Rutherfurd, better known as GAYLE, is an 18-year-old pop singer-songwriter. In 2021, she signed with Atlantic Records and released her single, “abcdefu”. Quickly the song went viral on TikTok and Instagram, gaining her a significant following on social media. Her hit single peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States and earned the number one spot in multiple international countries, including the United Kingdom and Germany. Her massive success resulted in her earning a Billboard Music Award nomination and two MTV Video Music Award nominations. In March 2022, she released her debut EP, a study of the human experience volume one, which included “abcdefu”. Her latest single, “god has a sense of humor”, will be featured on her follow-up EP, a study of the human experience volume two, which will be released on October 7, 2022. She is currently on tour so check out her social media to see if she is coming anywhere near you! Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW GAYLE:

Hunter Daily’s debut single dives straight into the vulnerability that many artists have a tendency to avoid until their later releases. Instead, in “Die In LA”, she eloquently tackles the struggles of living in Los Angeles and the feelings of wanting to leave the city. This love-hate relationship with the city of Angels is a common theme found in many songs, but Daily’s perspective is unique. Born and raised in Los Angeles, L.A. has always been her home. Many people in her industry previously lived another life, in another city, while Daily has not been able to experience this. Having been stuck in L.A. her entire life, she is now yearning to experience life on the other side. She desires to make a risky move to follow her dreams like her colleagues did when they moved to her hometown, but she is already where she needs to be for her dreams to flourish. In the second verse, she struggles with this notion when she sings, “It’s not a home if you’re a hostage// I wanna see the other sites// Held up by everything I want// How do I leave it all behind?”. She feels trapped in L.A. and questions if her dream is worth living and dying in her hometown. With all these existential questions in mind, Daily knows that no matter what, L.A. will always have a special place in her heart. “Die In LA” is a powerful piano-led ballad that completely immerses the listener into the emotions experienced by Daily. The track begins soft and slow, drawing focus on the lyrics and introducing the melancholy scene. As the song continues to the chorus, the music erupts into a whimsical synth production that brings out the life in the track. Paired with Daily’s ethereal vocals, the composition expresses the strong emotions that are overwhelming her. In the accompanying music video, Daily is pictured in multiple scenes, including a busy party and driving around L.A. in a vintage car. The video parallels the lyrics throughout the song that are making her want to leave, while simultaneously highlighting the beauty of the city that is compelling her to stay. “Die In LA” is a clever musical debut that tells the listener exactly who Hunter Daily is, and the kind of artist she is destined to be. Hunter Daily is a singer-songwriter and actress from Los Angeles. She is the daughter of the prominent voiceover actress, EG Daily, and famous poker player, Richard Solomon. After her musical debut with “Die in LA”, Daily is set to release more singles in the next coming months via Flush Records. On October 14, she is set to release her next single, “Before It Falls Apart”. Then, she will follow up with her third single, “Skeleton Keys”, on November 18. Daily’s music is a blend of whimsical pop and 1960s Laurel Canyon. With unique and reflective lyricism, her musical career is set in a firm foundation that will reel in an abundance of fans. Written By Karlee Smith FOLLOW HUNTER: