Sweet vocals sifted through classical violin make Hollands fresh like bakery bread. Fly over to their Sad Steve profile.

Nothing like six dudes stroking it together in a room. Bullet Proof Messenger mixes sweet electric guitar picking with spikes of power chords and on the money vocals. Get at their Sad Steve profile.

Heather Maloney makes me warm and fuzzy inside. Kinda folk-ish, with a strong right hand built for strumming. Tune in to the damsel's Sad Steve Profile.

Smashing good vibe. I could see bros chilling to this one, but chicks as well. Good luck with Jamie Kent & The Options' Sad Steve Profile.

Sweet drawing, bro. From Coachella, California, Caxton mixes funk with British-esque vocals. A controlled acid trip awaits you at their Sad Steve profile.

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Great drums and male+female vocalists makes Brightnight more special than your average power pop groovers. Tune in to their extensive Sad Steve profile ASAP.

Sad Steve's finally bringing the hip hop die hards some good beats. Meet the NYC-based Mighty Infamous and scope out his profile.

Soloist Peter Kirk brings a fresh sound to the male vocalist genre. Without overdone instrumentation, his music has a nice essence. Get at his Sad Steve profile.

Playfully gentle vocals complement equally charming guitars and strings. Sonia Montez is simply delightful. Visit her Sad Steve profile for her latest tracks and more on her musical upbringing.

Get the cookies, Ma, the Milkman's here, sunglasses in tow. Read the Sad Steve interview with Gregg Luskin, a k a Milkman, a premier mashup artist. Then hop over to his Sad Steve artist profile for primo bump and grind beats. You'll thank me later, bros.

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Who knew that orchestra dropouts would ever amount to anything? Usually they just take an extra math class. But not Miracles of Modern Science. The group has a truly unique sound, and the cellist is awesome. Listen, pledge, then go for a run. You're fat.

A little indie band from upstate. New York, that would be. I like Inspiration States. Check out their profile and pledge them some money. Don't be stingy, ho. LOL.

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