New music out of Dallas this week from alternative group Bad Lives, electronic artist Ishi, and Americana artist Salim Nourallah. We also revisited the retro-tinged new release from Fort Worth artist Abraham Alexander, had some “Key Lime Pie” with Denver Williams, and listened back to “Así Comenzo, Asi Termino” from Irving-based Spanish rockers Xiclone.
You can see the entire playlist after this week’s highlights, and if you are an artist from North Texas, submit your music here.
Bad Lives
The Dallas project is headed up by Jordan Taylor Thomas. Check out the fast-paced love song before the band embarks on a slew of shows (starting with the Ridglea Room in Fort Worth!) in March.
Salim Nourallah
Producer and artist Salim Nourallah is back with “The Sound Of Suffering”. The song is a reminder to look for love when in a dark place.
Angèle Anise
Slightly jazzy with a hint of blues and a voice that is both calming and powerful at the same time. Angèle Anise made her Local Show debut with “Safe to Say.”
The KXT Local Show- 2/23/23
Bad Lives- Tired OF You
Northlake- Falling Out Of Fashion
Elaina Kay- Gentleman
Psychic Love Child- Ophiuchi Hotline
Denver Williams- Key Lime Pie
Electric Tongues- Time Machine (Eternal Version)
Ishi (feat. Electrophunk)- Ride Or Die
Salim Nourallah- The Sound Of Suffering
Jake Quillin (feat. Maya Piata)- All My Life
Tears- Diamantes
Abraham Alexander- Tears Run Dry
Alex Malave- Comfy Sweatshirt
Morningbuzz- plshutup
Xiclon- Así Comenzo, Asi Termino
Elyse Jewel- TBH IDK
Angèle Anise- Safe To Say
The KXT Local Show is a weekly radio program curated and hosted by Nilufer Arsala. Tune in every Thursday from 7-8pm to hear new and classic tunes from North Texas artists spanning a broad mix of genres, including hip hop, Latin, rock, blues, jazz, folk and R&B.
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