Artists to Watch 2021

Every year, we look forward to new music from the artists we love. Here are some of our artists to watch in 2021.

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Mood Swings

The New Jersey band’s debut single, “Stick to What You Know,” has already received a lot of praise for only being released in December 2020. Mood Swings has been in the studio and plans to release new music in 2021.

You’ll like Mood Swings if you listen to: Grayscale, Basement, The Story So Far

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King Mala

Dark and catchy, King Mala is bound to captivate you with her debut EP, GEMiNi. The five track record displays serious topics in a way that leaves you breathless. The singer also uses unique sound effects in her songs, such as sounds of breaking chains, to complete the overall atmosphere of the EP.

You’ll like King Mala if you listen to: Rina Sawayama, PVRIS, Halsey

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Lilac Queen

Lilac Queen, who identifies as “Massachusetts post-shoegaze,” formed in November 2019 and only played less than five shows before the pandemic hit. Their debut EP, If Only, features dreamy yet rough guitar riffs accompanied by singer Lily St. Germin’s soft vocals.

You’ll like Lilac Queen if you listen to: Movements, Turnover, Boston Manor

Instagram | Spotify

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Faetooth

Alternative rock band Faetooth is doing something that most people don’t expect from women: being loud and rough! Low, moody vocals paired with heavy guitars and deep bass create the perfect 90s inspired music that you’ve been searching for from modern bands.

You’ll like Faetooth if you listen to: Alice in Chains, Rival Sons, Thrice

Instagram | Spotify

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Julia Paymer

Since her debut single went live, Julia Paymer has been receiving high praise and has caught the eye of many. The singer-songwriter from Nashville writes for other artists as well as herself and plans to pursue her own career to the fullest extent in 2021.

You’ll like Julia Paymer if you listen to: Olivia Rodrigo, Banks

Instagram | Spotify

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