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Ava Earl's new single “EARS BLEED” out now!

 
 

Happy release day to the incomparable #Alaska artist Ava Earl!! Her new single “Ears Bleed” is out now!

#NewMusic

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ANCHORAGE, AK – 20-year old Alaska indie folk/pop artist Ava Earl’s career has been on an upward trajectory: she opened for Maggie Rogers while still in high school, released 4 albums by the time she was 18 and The Roses (2021), produced by GRAMMY-nominated JT Nero, had several songs were featured on Spotify editorial playlists, with “Mountain Song” amassing more than 100,000 streams.

That almost came to a halt when she experienced a sudden and permanent single-sided deafness in her right ear. A shocking diagnosis, it not only affected her physical, but mental well-being as well. Her second single “Ears Bleeds” brings closure to a journey that saw her through a rollercoaster of emotions ranging from anger to intangible grief. 

“After going deaf in my right ear, I was left with emotions that took months to unravel, sort, and explain,” says Ava. “Six months in, I thought I had come to a semblance of peace when this song tumbled out of me, surprising me with a pain that was still so palpable.” 

This is the second single from her forthcoming album, Too Much, produced by JUNO-winner Zachariah Hickman and recorded at Great North Sound Society in Maine. The album champions a new sound––one that breaks away from previous recordings while staying close to Earl’s unique writing style. Thematically, the album takes us through Earl’s journey of early adulthood, including the concept of being “too much.” 

Too Much will be available on September 15th, 2023 (PRESAVE).

BUZZ FOR “JEALOUS OF HER” (OUT NOW)

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“With ‘Jealous of Her’ she delves into the complicated and messy feelings that boil out from under a wellspring of unrequited love.” - Grimy Goods

“Ava’s new music continues to showcase her bright vocal quality and rich storytelling – this time offering up a familiar lament surrounding unrequited love.” - Dusty Organ

“‘Jealous of Her’ contains only the best of ingredients for a folksy pop song.” - Up To Hear Music

 

“…a folk-tinged, twee sounding melody… impeccably produced tracks combining Earl’s incredible voice with guitar and background effects that resonate throughout make ‘jealous’ stand out through a sea of indie-country adjacent covers.” – Buffablog


“She writes from the heart and translates feelings many of us have into subtle pop songs with warm and simple soundscapes.” -
Music For The  Misfits

 
 


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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Monica Hopman | monica@sideways-media.com | (323) 661-7802

 
 

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Ava Earl's new single “Jealous of Her” out now / Announces New Album

 
 

Happy release day to the incomparable #Alaska artist Ava Earl!! Her new single “Jealous of Her” is out now!

#NewMusic

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ANCHORAGE, AK - The phrase, “Ava, you are a lot,” has been a familiar refrain in the life of Alaska singer-songwriter Ava Earl. Uttered with loving amusement by her parents, mild frustration by more than one teacher, and joyful admiration by a few key mentors, this notion of “being a lot” is at the heart of her forthcoming studio album, fittingly titled, Too Much.

Today, Ava Earl shares the first single from the album “Jealous of Her,” a song about coping with unrequited feelings. “In many of my songs, I like to take real life inspiration, and elevate it to a place somewhat outside of reality, and that’s what I did with this song,” explains Ava.

The verses are pretty grounded, and consider the downfalls of this hypothetical relationship, but the chorus is more fictional, 

“I fantasize about being with someone only to make the object of my affection jealous. The fabrication of truth heightens this contrast, turning it into a contest: It’s a competition like it’s always been / I wish that I could make you jealous of him.”

Having opened for the likes of Maggie Rogers while still in high school and releasing four albums by the time she was 18, Earl has already solidified herself in the Americana scene as an emerging artist. She made a big step up in 2021 with her album The Roses, produced by GRAMMY-nominated JT Nero. Well received by Americana UK, Holler, and American Songwriter, several songs were featured on Spotify editorial playlists, with “Mountain Song” amassing more than 100,000 streams. 

Too Much continues on this path. Produced by JUNO-winner Zachariah Hickman and recorded at Great North Sound Society in Maine, the album champions a new sound––one that breaks away from previous recordings while staying close to Earl’s unique writing style. Rooted in lyrical rock, there are tracks that evoke the pop sounds of Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and Gracie Abrams, while others hint at Americana artists Phoebe Bridgers, Elliott Smith, and Laura Marling. Thematically, the album takes us through Earl’s journey of early adulthood, including the concept of being “too much.” 

Too Much will be available on September 15th, 2023.

BUZZ FOR “JEALOUS OF HER” (OUT NOW)

LISTEN

“With ‘Jealous of Her’ she delves into the complicated and messy feelings that boil out from under a wellspring of unrequited love.” - Grimy Goods

“Ava’s new music continues to showcase her bright vocal quality and rich storytelling – this time offering up a familiar lament surrounding unrequited love.” - Dusty Organ

“‘Jealous of Her’ contains only the best of ingredients for a folksy pop song.” - Up To Hear Music

 

“…a folk-tinged, twee sounding melody… impeccably produced tracks combining Earl’s incredible voice with guitar and background effects that resonate throughout make ‘jealous’ stand out through a sea of indie-country adjacent covers.” – Buffablog


“She writes from the heart and translates feelings many of us have into subtle pop songs with warm and simple soundscapes.” -
Music For The  Misfits

 
 


KEEP UP WITH AVA EARL

Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | Spotify | YouTube


FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Monica Hopman | monica@sideways-media.com | (323) 661-7802

 
 

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New Single "Acronyms" by Ava Earl Out Now!

 
 

Happy release day to the incomparable #Alaska artist Ava Earl!! Her new single “Acronyms” (teasing a new sound) is out now!

Go listen where you listen! https://found.ee/ADHD-AE

#NewMusic

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June 21, 2023 - Chicago, IL — Alaska singer-songwriter Ava Earl has released an introspective new single, “Acronyms,” available now on all streaming platforms. Written in a quarantine dorm during her freshman year of college, it’s a song of self-discovery and self-acceptance following her then-recent ADHD diagnosis.

“In true ADHD fashion, I found it very hard to concentrate on my studies while in isolation, but very easy to write songs,” Ava said. “Acronyms” is her first new music since 2021, and it offers fans a gentle prelude to her much anticipated album, which is produced by Zachariah Hickman and set for release this fall.

“I tend to write songs that help me understand myself and ‘Acronyms’ certainly falls into that category,” Ava said. “It’s sort of a wistful sounding song, and that’s fitting because there’s both relief and sadness in my diagnosis. I find solace in accepting who I am, but it’s disheartening that embracing my true self feels like an act of rebellion—and it’s always felt that way.”

The single, also produced by Zachariah Hickman, captures the song’s essence masterfully. Opening with just Ava and her guitar, she sings, “I take one pill to shut me up / I take another for good luck / and start my day.” Soon we learn she has her mother’s blessing to medicate—something 18-year-old Ava doesn’t need, but perhaps wants—and strings enter, elevating the song and Ava’s journey to loving herself as she is.

“Try so hard to comprehend / undress my brain, sit in my head / and take red pen to all of the mistakes / but the truth is I won’t change / even though I know I'm strange / I am honest to a fault but that’s a good thing”
It’s the earnestness listeners have come to know and appreciate from this young artist. Her 2021 album, “The Roses,” produced by GRAMMY-nominated JT Nero received positive reviews from outlets like Americana UK, Holler., and American Songwriter. Ava was also featured in Spotify’s curated playlists Fresh Folk, Wanderlust, and Contemporary Folk, amassing over 100,000 streams on her song “Mountain Song.”

As a teenager, Ava also wrote and co-produced three full-length albums. An engaging
performer, Earl thrives in a live concert setting, drawing audiences in with her music and stories. Highlight performances over the years include opening dates for Maggie Rogers, Rhett Miller, and Tim Easton.

 
 

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Welcome Session Americana!

 
 

We are proud to announce that the iconic Boston band, Session Americana is joining Loudmouth management.  This cast of top-shelf players, singers, and writers has been a foundational part of the New England music scene since they began as raucous, neighborhood bar session in Cambridge, MA.  Now they tour internationally, bringing their signature hometown spirit to festival stages, listening rooms, and rock clubs.  Check out the band at the links below and look for much more from Session Americana.  

Welcome to the Loudmouth family!

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Lynne Bertrand | lynne@loudmouthmgmt.com
Abbie Duquette |
abbie@loudmouthmgmt.com


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Izzy Heltai's New EP 'Day Plan (5 songs written 4 the end of the world)' out now!

 
 

Cannot begin to describe the pride we have for this body of work — happy release day to Izzy Heltai!! 'Day Plan (5 songs written 4 the end of the world)' is out now so you should absolutely listen where you listen!

CONNECT WITH IZZY HELTAI

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Maddie Corbin | maddie@luckybirdmedia.com


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Ava Earl's Fourth Studio Album 'The Roses' Out Now!

 
 

Happy release day to the incomparable #Alaska artist Ava Earl!! Her fourth studio album 'The Roses', produced by JT Nero (1/2 of the incredible Birds of Chicago), is out now!

Go listen where you listen! https://found.ee/theroses

#TheRoses #JTNero #BirdsOfChicago #NewMusic

 
 

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Max Shakun's "Where Will I Go" Featured on Spotify's Fresh Finds: Indie Playlist

 

Big thank you to Spotify for including Max Shakun’s new single “Where Will I Go” on your Fresh Finds: Indie playlist! Go check it outttttt ~ 💫

STREAM NEW SINGLE "WHERE WILL I GO"

watch the “Comet” music video

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Maddie Corbin | maddie@luckybirdmedia.com

 

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Under The Radar Premieres Izzy Heltai's Newest Single "Met On The Internet"

 

“Met on the Internet” reflects on Izzy’s early days dating as a trans teen, along with all of the emotional baggage and toxic behavior that came along with those early attempts at connection. Or as he puts it in the song’s closing lines, “When it’s the early 2010’s/And you’re just a lonely kid you kind of suck.” Izzy brings both a level of intimate honesty and rare charisma to the track, punctuating his stories of awkward teenage encounters with sweet sun-soaked melodies and unbridled emotion. The accompanying video also hits on a certain feeling of childhood nostalgia, tracking Izzy exploring winding suburban streets on his scooter.

Izzy explains of the song, “Being a trans-masc person, it’s easy to submit to the pressures of toxic masculinity, because society is telling us we will never be ‘man enough.’ As a trans teenage boy, I internalized a lot of unfortunate qualities considered masculine—emotional aloofness, entitlement, a general lack of communication skills—overcompensating for my lack of inherent ‘man-ness’—being born a girl and all. But it’s important for me to acknowledge my privilege within my marginalization. Even though I am part of an oppressed population, I still have the capacity to behave in problematic ways. So, to put it in fewer words: this song is my apology to anyone I tried to date in High School.”

Caleb Campbell, Under The Radar

Pre-Save "Met On The Internet"

CONNECT WITH IZZY HELTAI

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Maddie Corbin | maddie@luckybirdmedia.com

 

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