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Press Play At Home: I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME Social Distance From Toxicity In "Leave Me Alone"

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Learn about iDKHOW and their debut album, 'Razzmatazz,' on the latest episode of Press Play At Home
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Jan 7, 2021 - 11:30 am

Salt Lake City duo I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW) delivers an intimate performance of their infectious new single "Leave Me Alone" recorded live at June Audio studios in Provo, Utah. Learn about iDKHOW and their debut album, Razzmatazz, finished by email due to the pandemic, below.  

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Press Play At Home: Watch jxdn Perform An Electric Rendition Of "Angels & Demons" With Travis Barker

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In the latest Press Play At Home video, witness rising pop-punk prince jxdn perform "Angels & Demons" with Travis Barker—his co-writer and label boss—on drums
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Aug 12, 2021 - 9:59 am

We all have unforgettable moments in life that illuminate our path forward. For jxdn, born Jaden Hossler, one big spark came to him while in the mosh pit at a Juice WRLD concert; the connection he felt to the late rapper's music and emotional honesty inspired him to make his own tunes.

In the latest episode of Press Play At Home, witness the 20-year-old rising pop-punk prince slay "Angels & Demons" with Travis Barker—his co-writer and label boss—on drums. The 2020 track was jxdn's debut on Barker's DTA Records; the singer was the first artist signed to the new imprint.

jxdn Performs "Angels & Demons" With Travis Barker

Check out jxdn's rockin' performance of "Angels & Demons" above and enjoy more episodes of Press Play At Home below.      

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Press Play At Home: Watch Dodie Perform A Morning-After Version Of "Four Tequilas Down"

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In the latest episode of Press Play At Home, singer/songwriter dodie conjures a bleary last call in a hushed performance of "Four Tequilas Down"
Morgan Enos
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Jun 24, 2021 - 8:38 am

"Four Tequilas Down" is as much a song as it is a memory—a half-remembered one. "Did you make your eyes blur?/So that in the dark, I'd look like her?" dodie, the song's writer and performer, asks. To almost anyone who's engaged in a buzzed rebound, that detail alone should elicit a wince of recognition.

Such is dodie's beyond-her-years mastery of her craft: Over a simple, spare chord progression, she can use an economy of words to twist the knife. "So just hold me like you mean it," dodie sings at the song's end. "We'll pretend because we need it."

In the latest episode of Press Play At Home, watch dodie stretch her songwriting muscles while conjuring a chemically altered Saturday night—and the Sunday morning full of regrets, too.

Watch Dodie Perform A Bleary "Four Tequilas Down"

Check out dodie's hushed-yet-intense performance of "Four Tequilas Down" above and click here to enjoy more episodes of Press Play At Home.

Press Play At Home: Watch Yola Perform A Rock-Solid Rendition Of "Stand For Myself"

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Press Play At Home: Adam Melchor Pays Gorgeous Homage To His Sister With Performance Of "Jewel"

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With a small nylon-string guitar in hand, New Jersey-bred indie-folkie Adam Melchor saunters and croons among sunflowers
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Feb 11, 2021 - 8:57 am

Adam Melchor moved to Los Angeles on the promise of one meeting, and that meeting got him signed to a label. Still, the New Jersey-born singer/songwriter was struggling in his new climes. One day, he called his sister, Julie, and asked her for good news. Julie replied that she recently had a moment where she knew her boyfriend was "the one." Today, that boyfriend is Julie’s fiancé, and Melchor celebrates her with "Jewel." 

On this week’s episode of Press Play At Home, he plucks and sings the tune, often breaking into a fragile falsetto. Throughout, he conjures memories of old-school Sufjan Stevens and the Shins. 

Check out Adam Melchor's performance below, and explore more episodes of GRAMMY.com's Press Play At Home series.

Press Play At Home: Canadian Singer/Songwriter Victoria Anthony Does The Impossible On "Breathe Underwater"

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Press Play At Home: Watch The Marías Deliver A Soothing Performance Of "Un Millón"

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On the latest episode of the Press Play At Home performance series, watch alternative-pop band the Marías perfectly capture the warm feeling of love in their performance of "Un Millón"
Taj Mayfield
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Sep 16, 2021 - 1:51 pm

True love can feel hypnotic. On the latest episode of the Press Play At Home performance series, alternative-pop band The Marías perfectly capture the mesmeric feeling of love with their warm performance of "Un Millón."

Serving as a love letter to lead singer María Zardoya's birthplace, Puerto Rico, "Un Millón" allows her to sweep the listener off their feet by pairing her commanding yet calm stage presence with her soothing delivery of the song's passionate lyrics.

Watch The Marías' Warm Performance Of "Un Millón"

As masterful as the song may sound, "Un Millón" almost didn't make it onto the Marías' recently released debut album, CINEMA, and serves as the alternative-pop band's introduction into reggaeton-inspired music.

"This is the first reggaeton-inspired track that we created," María tells GRAMMY.com. "I grew up listening to reggaeton, and we were curious to see what it would sound like if we tried making a reggaeton track."

Check out the Marías' powerful performance of "Un Millón" above and explore more episodes of Press Play At Home below.

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