Hold onto love tight with Surfer Girl’s “Don’t Go” ft. Khalia. The new single released by Ineffable Records is a brilliant love duet about the waves of love coming and going. Speaking of waves, Surfer Girl is on an absolute roll blending his unique reggae rock meets pop music blend. This is another stellar track added to the singer-songwriter’s impressive track list.

This is such a jam of a song, and I love its energy and message to keep your head up. The track was released by Controlled Substance Sound Labs and is the latest single from Katastro’s final album, Until The End of Time, coming this fall.

Iration is as smooth as ever with new single “Obvious (No Doubt)”. It’s hard to think of a band as consistent as Iration, still finding new grooves and sounds while staying immediately recognizable. Both the track and artwork are a big time vibe, and they really set the mood for this late night, weekend jam.

Mellodose teams with ANORA for a light and airy “Ocean Breeze” The song is the opening track to Mellodose’s latest EP, also titled Ocean Breeze, and features Mellodose’s recognizable blend of reggae and hip hop. The easy-listening track is taken to the next level with guest vocals by ANORA, and the two artists blend seamlessly for a beautiful track.

Don’t wake the “Neighbors” with Dale and ZDubs ft Ballyhoo! Ska/punk is alive and well in the DMV, and two of Maryland’s best bands have come together to show how it is done. It’s a fun, high energy track with a big sing along chorus and a perfect addition to your favorite party playlist.

Dale and the ZDubs and Hirie have teamed up for the new single “Her Melody” dropping this Friday, May 12th. We cannot wait to hear these two fan favorites collab so make sure you PRE-SAVE here.

The Elovaters continue their string of easy listening singles with the release of “M.I.A” The acoustic driven track gives a touch of country, with Nashville style piano and slide guitar, but longtime fans of The Elovaters will still clearly hear their recognizable sound. It’s a satisfying twist and the subtle mix of genres will keep this song on playlists all summer long.