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Your new music fix from our own backyard every Mon through Thursday at 11p!
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Tuesday: 76th Street – Close
Dynamic singers, songwriters, and entertainers — Haley + Spencer (76TH STREET) combine their voices to create a unique blend of indie/rock vocal harmonies. Driving pop beats, high energy rock elements and electronic soundscapes come together to accompany their voices and deliver their strong, distinct sound. The duo’s songwriting and musical chemistry is rooted in their shared experiences and childhood friendship that began back in elementary school. Engaging audiences with their stories of Strength, Independence and Love throughout the Western States and performing 100+ shows annually, they are Arizona’s Leading Indie/Rock Power Duo.
76TH STREET brings their compelling and powerful harmonies to every performance; Haley with mature vocals and dynamic keyboard, and Spencer with energetic voice and striking electric guitar. Their sound melds the diverse influences of Imagine Dragons and The Killers with The Civil Wars and Indigo Girls for one that is uniquely their own.
With the release of their self-titled EP in 2018, lead-off single “Close” brought the duo to the heart of Los Angeles as featured artists for an unforgettable “Standing Room Only” performance at the ASCAP Expo.
76TH STREET’s New EP Now Available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and more. They opened up for LP’s Heart To Mouth Phoenix Date and just voted Top 6 Best Desk for NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest. Preview their song “Close” below, if ya love it, vote to hear it again for Song of the Week at the bottom of the page.
Wednesday: All New Hopes – Liar
All New Hopes is an alternative rock band inspired by bands like Panic at the Disco, Thirty Seconds to Mars, & Beartooth. The band consists of Joe Vargas (vocals), Tristan Telischuk (guitar), Dillon Andrews (drums), and their newest member Gannon Hart (bass). Follow ANH on Twitter and Instagram. Check out their song “Liar” below, if you like what you hear, vote to hear them again for Song of the Week. (Its at the bottom of the page 
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Thursday: People Who Could Fly – Set Me Free
People Who Could Fly is an indie pop band formed in 2013 and based in Phoenix, AZ. The group’s high-energy, dance-inspiring indie pop style draws influence from acts such as Walk the Moon, the 1975, and Two Door Cinema Club.
The band released their third studio EP in Summer of 2017. People Who Could Fly has performed with national acts including Death Cab for Cutie, X Ambassadors, Fitz & The Tantrums, Rick Springfield, Howard Jones, Roger Clyne, and Reel Big Fish.
With more than 14,000 monthly Spotify listeners in 55 countries, and clean lyrics / content, the band has wide appeal to audiences of varied musical tastes. You can catch PWCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Preview their song “Set Me Free” below then, cast your vote on who you want to get the Friday Replay at the bottom of the page!
Song of the Week:
76th Street – Close