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UK-born, Seattle-bred singer/songwriter Barns Courtney returns with "Supernatural" the title track from his upcoming new album via 300 Elektra Entertainment. The track introduces a new era of for Barns, complete with a brand-new look and storyline. "A glam rock tale of love and lust," He said. Tour dates run through November 12th.

Canadian duo The Blue Stones have a new single "What’s It Take To Be Happy" via MNRK Music. It's from their 3rd album, Pretty Monster, due out November 4th. Discussing "What’s It Take To Be Happy," lead singer/guitarist Tarek Jafar said, "At this point, you’ve tried everything. You’re done conforming, you’re done caring, you’re over the hanging weight of shame, disappointment, or unchecked goals. You’ve let go, and it’s the most freeing feeling you’ve ever experienced. You just don’t give a shit, and it’s fucking great." The Blue Stones recently played Wonderbus Music Festival In Columbus, OH and Bouborn & Beyond Festival in Louisville. They continue their busy live tour schedule with a Canadian headline tour in November.

Massachusetts, singer, songwriter, and producer BoyWithUke drops a brand new single "Sick Of U" featuring Oliver Tree via Mercury/Republic. It's the first new music since his massive hit "Toxic" from his major label debut album. BoyWithUke said, "'Sick Of U' is about realizing that someone might not be good for you, and that getting them out of your life is the right thing to do. Working with Oliver was a lot of fun. He’s a really goofy, yet very professional person, and I admire the contrast of his personalities."

Vancouver's Rare Americans newest single "Moving On" comes via Crooked City Records thru Strange Loop Music. About the song, the band states, "The hardest part is letting go to someone you love, even when you know in your heart it's the right decision. Relationships are scary. Loss hurts. Trusting someone new takes courage. These are often things in one's personal life that people sometimes forget about, but they can be the biggest contributors to mental health." Rare Americans have U.S. tour dates through October 25th.