It's a new single from HyDeph to celebrate 2/22/22! 

"Methylenedioxymethamphetamine ft. Mystic" is an instrumental growler with 8-bit synths and glitched out beats. "4People" features fellow Philadelphian Chazz on vocals. Off beat drums drive along with synth swells and stabs which create a dreamy atmosphere. Some of the strongest production we've heard from this prolific producer.

Philadelphia's Starkey (Deadbeats / NOREMIXES / Night Bass) dives back into his original production of Hayley Cass' "Conqueror", slowing down the tempo and stripping back the production.  The "Conqueror (Starkey Remix)" is full of epic synth washes, timpani and feels like it just dropped out of the closing credits of an epic film experience.  Essential listening.

"You're Not Mine" is the third single from Hayley Cass in anticipation of her debut album. The ballad features an outstanding cast of musicians, including fellow Spring Garden Records artists, The Mini Q's, supporting Cass' soaring vocals.

Ben O'Neill - guitar
Luke Carlos O'Reilly - keyboards / organ
Anwar Marshall - drums
Jon Smith - bass

Engineered by Zach Goldstein at Kawari Sound
Mixed and Mastered by Starkey at RBOS Audio

Starkey (Deadbeats / Night Bass / NOREMIXES) [Philadelphia] teams up with Aprilfoolchild [Philadelphia / Los Angeles] for "Tears Dry".  On this 4x4 track, Aprilfoolchild's vocals soar with a catchy melody and thought-provoking lyrics.

"Conqueror" is the second single from Nashville-based artist/singer/songwriter Hayley Cass. It features production from Starkey (Planet Mu / Ninja Tune / Deadbeats / NOREMIXES).

Written by Hayley Cass & Paul J. Geissinger. Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Starkey.

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea is the debut single from Nashville via Philadelphia-based artist Hayley Cass.  Cass’ unique songwriting and blend of soul, jazz and blues is on showcase here.  Multi-layered vocals and harmonies weave over an acoustic backdrop of dense production provided by some of the most talented studio musicians in Philadelphia.  

Fellow Spring Garden Records artists, The Mini Q’s, Luke Carlos O’Reilly and Ben O’Neill provide keyboards and guitar.  They are joined by in demand bassist Jon Smith and Philadelphia production legend Chuck Treece on drums.  Cass’

HyDeph continues to pump out the beats. This time he's joined by even more guests and takes us on "A Trip to MARS". This collection of tunes might be the prolific producer's most diverse yet, with tracks jumping between ambient passages, laid back grooves, industrial-tinged snares and even dubstep wobbles.

HyDeph continues to pump out the beats. This time he's joined by even more guests and takes us on "A Trip to MARS". This collection of tunes might be the prolific producer's most diverse yet, with tracks jumping between ambient passages, laid back grooves, industrial-tinged snares and even dubstep wobbles.

Just one year after his first EP, Space Camp, dropped, Philadelphia-based singer / songwriter Sean Danger Smith returns with Sad Disco.   Recorded during the coronavirus quarantine, Sad Disco, showcases even deeper autobiographical  songwriting from its predecessor.  A collaborative effort, the album features full band arrangements with synths,  the occasional strings and more elaborate production.

Opening track “Tchoupitoulas” is named after the famed street in New Orleans where Smith spent some time while attending Loyola University.  Album single, “City Wide (We Met at Ortlieb’s)”, has

Sean Danger Smith releases the single City Wide (We Met at Ortlieb's) ahead of his new album Sad Disco (released June 18th 2021).

His first music since 2020's Space Camp EP shows Smith growing as a songwriter and developing larger arrangements for his compositions with a full band in tow.

City Wide (We Met at Ortlieb's) was originally featured on the Philly Loves You compilation released as a Bandcamp exclusive on Valentine's Day.