5 Artists You Should Hear - feat. GOLDYARD

April 29 - May 5 Featured On ReverbNation We're spotlighting fresh independent talent each week. Here are your 5 featured recommendations for the week of April 29 - May 5. Play All Featured Songs Now »     GOLDYARD Hip Hop  |  Atlanta, GA, US In a time when music is looking for the next wave of style and creativity, Goldyard has found that imitation is not always the highest form of flattery. With edgy subject matter and a mesmerizing rockstar aura, this group has blazed a hot new trail in popular music. Listen to "They're Making Too Mch Noise" now.   Play Song Now   Do you have what it takes to be featured here? Get a Crowd Review to find out. Featured Artists who score 7.8 or above qualify for consideration.   Learn More   Danielle Marie Music Pop  |  Edmonton, AB, CA Singer-songwriter Danielle Marie has always had a passion for music. Heavily influenced by Ed Sheeran and Adele, Danielle released her first EP in 2013, which took her to number one on the local ReverbNation charts. She released her first full-length album, "More Than Just a Girl" this year. Listen to "Where Does the Time Go" now.   Play Song Now   Kirsten Allan Singer Songwriter  |  Melbourne, VIC, AU Emerging from the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Kirsten Allan is ready to take on the world. Her passion for songwriting and wide range of vocal training helped her prepare for the release of her first EP and spurred her on to create an additional record with four original songs. Listen to her demo of "Hear Me" now.   Play Song Now   Tina V Pop  |  Worcester, WOR, UK Described by the BBC as "sensational," Tina V is a prolific and in-demand performer. Front girl and founder of rock band This Wicked Tongue, she got the bug for performing 4 years ago and hasn't looked back. Tina will perform at Canadian Music Week in early May, and her album is set to release in June 2014. Listen to "And I'm Trying" now.   Play Song Now   SubRosa Metal  |  Salt Lake City, UT, US SubRosa is an experimental sludge-doom band from Salt Lake City. In their music, low-end and high volume lock arms in perfect unison, while folk and experimental elements are delivered through the haunting ambience of two electric violins. The overall effect is emotional, eerie, bleak, and beautiful. Listen to "Ghosts of a Dead Empire" now.   Play Song Now Received this from a friend? Join ReverbNation to subscribe and receive Featured Artists weekly — select from accounts for Artists, Fans, Venues, more! This message was delivered to gayraleighnc@gmail.com. Unsubscribe  |  Privacy Policy Physical inquiries can be sent to: P.O. Box 2086, Durham, NC, 27702, USA