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Maisy Kay an 18 year old avant singer and songwriter who has just released her debut EP "Disguises", has also been around the music scene since 2015. Since then she has had three dramatic and diverse single offerings, garnering attention from the likes of Vanity Fair and Interview Magazine who praised her “powerful, angelic voice.”

"Disguises", is a 6-track collection that features the title track as well as the haunting “Heart of the Ocean,” track which was chosen to be featured in the Wonders Of The Sea 3D documentary (directed by Jean-Michel Cousteau and narrated by Arnold Schwarzenegger).

But that is not all, for Maisy Jay has also partnered with ROK VISION for the first-ever content release off of the most worldwide major currencies around. You can go and download and install the Maisy Kay Disguises APP from the Apple or Android/Google app store and aim + frame the front side of most worldwide major currency notes to receive exclusive content from the EP.

Check out the APP right HERE and go check out the EP HERE.


Dark goth rockers Aiden have released their all new single "Broken Bones" a lyrical video that comes off the band's all new album "Some Kind Of Hate" set for release on October 24th via Victory Records. This will be the follow-up to this year's earlier release "Disguises". Have a listen and be sure to catch Aiden on the road this November alongide Black Veil Brides, Falling In Reverse, and Drive A.

Though they've been around for a mere eight years, Aiden's source of style always seems to change its course whenever a new album comes about. WiL Francis (vocals, guitar, piano, and lyrics), Jake Davison (drums), Nick Wiggins (bass), and Angel Ibarra (lead guitar) first introduced themselves with their first ever debut “Our Gang’s Dark Oath” (2004) that led them to get signed onto Victory Records to release their second and Victory debut, "Nightmare Anatomy" (2005). After settling in the band decided to go the alternative mellow route with "Conviction" (2007) in which that showcased a low sales rate with mixed opinions from fans and music lovers. So Aiden had rebelled bringing back the darkness within with their more gothic diverse album "Knives" (2009).

Using this formula as their outlet source the band has taken what was used and developed it further with "Disguises". The opening track, "The Devil's Eyes” is a track that builds tracing a voice over of the classic John Carpenter film “Halloween” (1978) at the end where it reaches its peak bursting into the “Horror Queen”. After which the band goes in doing an assortment of ballads and gang vocals as they have done in the past except these become quite addictive as each song progress. "Hysteria", and "Walk Among The Dead", which were both presented beforehand via Victory, keeps the gang vocals constant except provides a repeated look as to what was on their previous release.

"Disguises", is an album that laughs, cries, and mocks you having you not knowing what to expect next.

Frontman Wil Francis says that Aiden recorded music for their fifth album "Disguises" in just about a week last December. The band is set to release their brand new album via Victory Records on March 29. Wil goes on to say that this time the abum is really aggressive just as their 2009 Knives release was. Except there is a lot more metal to it more riffs, breakdowns its heavier its not the punk rock era that there so known to make. It's a metal side of them we have yet to see let alone hear. Wil says it's anything but lightweight the title in question has this nuanced meaning as in it's reference is dealt with how we all hide behind a mask or some sort. The lyrical context is mixed with horror flicks, drugs, and religion so it still relays on Aiden's forumla except heavier attitudes to enforce it. He says that this is an album to be proud of because Aiden has been a band for almost 10 years so finding the time and inspiration to make a solid record doesn't come so easily.

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