Following the release of her debut album “Clean,” Soccer Mommy showed her Austin fans that her music is worth the hype.

The stage at The Historic Scoot Inn on April 10 presented a night of powerful women shredding out their angst for a crowd of loyal fans.

Indie-emo rock legends, Circa Survive, made a triumphant return to the music scene.

Armed with a full band, King Krule played a mixture of old and new songs off his recent album “The Ooz”.

Sampling other musicians work is nothing new in music. Yet sometimes we have to hit pause on a song and think to ourselves, “Where is that beat/noise from?”

This year’s Record Store Day falls on April 21, so here are some releases to look out for.

The California alternative-indie band HUNNY gave the audience at Mohawk's a night to remember, filled with stage dives, bloody noses and lots of beer.

Chromeo brought soul, dance, rock, pop and disco together and performed at Stubb’s on April 17.

Tank and the Bangas, a jazz, soul and funk band from New Orleans, graced Austin with a sold-out performance at the Historic Scoot Inn on April 7.

ORANGE Magazine caught up with the 20-year-old indie rocker Soccer Mommy following her South by Southwest debut and prior to the start of her spring tour.

Check out these new, up-and-coming indie hip hop and R&B artists while you sip some lemonade this spring.