Kim March

Los Angeles

Music Writer at FLOOD Magazine

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Emotional Oranges’ Recent Rotation Playlist

3 weeks ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

Azad Naficy and Vali Porter have been pushing R&B into the future ever since their debut single as Emotional Orangesdropped nearly a decade ago. Several juice-titled LPs later and their impact has begun to seep into the sounds of their peers, with EO working alongside ZHU, Vince Staples, and Channel Tres at various points over the past few years.
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Announce Inaugural Future Ruins Festival

3 weeks ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

Composers set to perform include Questlove, John Carpenter, and Mark Mothersbaugh. Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have announced Future Ruins, a unique spin on the regular ol’ music festival: a day-long event where the world’s most successful film and television composers will have the opportunity to perform their music in front of audiences, removed from the big screen or the little screen at home.
bob junior Links Up with Kidsnot$aints. on New Track “eu te amo bebê”

1 month ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

The “simple and fun” recording will appear on Esteban Muñoz’s forthcoming friends, vol. 2, which drops May 23 via 777 Music. Just over a year removed from the release of bob junior’s collaborative debut full-length friends, vol. 1, the artist is gearing up to share that project’s second installment next month.
Damian Lazarus’ Pre-Coachella Playlist

1 month ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

House artist Damian Lazarus kicked off 2025 with a bang, surprise-releasing his new album Magikal a week into the year, followed shortly thereafter by a massive world tour (featuring a magician, no less) stretching well into the summer. Among the eight tracks (and two bonus cuts) featured on that new LP are exciting features from Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs and A-Trak, flamenco duo Méstiza, past collaborator Jem Cooke, and several others who help make the project even more memorable.
Ava Maybee Explores the Mechanics of Toxic Friendships on New Single “Gold Star Sticker”

1 month ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

LA-based songwriter Ava Maybee’s newly announced debut EP Orange Drive may only be made up of six songs, but within its brief runtime lies all the joy and heartbreak that comes with the new beginnings and abrupt endings of all types of relationships, romantic or otherwise.
Chloe Moriondo Takes Us on a Journey Through Heartbreak with “Oyster”

2 months ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

After the back-to-back releases of Blood Bunnyand Suckerpuncha few years back, indie-pop songwriter Chloe Moriondo let her fourth album Oyster gestate a little longer than normal before releasing it into the world. Counter to the upbeat, playful energy of those earlier projects, the new record is a thoughtful externalization of the songwriter’s long pent-up feelings attached to infatuation and heartbreak, meditations on vulnerability, envy, and, quite frankly, acting on bad ideas.
MARINA Has Her Sights Set on New Single “Cupid’s Girl”

2 months ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

The pop singer continues to establish her new era ahead of upcoming appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and other major fests.
Polly Money Walks Us Through Her Self-Releazing New EP “T-Shirt Nothing Else”

2 months ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March |Cal McIntyre

The collection of five queer indie-pop tunes recorded by the touring member of The 1975 is out now via CoolOnline. Polly Money’s solo recordings couldn’t be further removed from the context she’s become known for lately in her role as the guitarist and backing vocalist for The 1975’s massive stadium shows.
Noah Cyrus and Fleet Foxes Team Up on New Track “Don’t Put It All on Me”

2 months ago | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

“I want my music to offer fans a sense of comforting, peaceful nostalgia,” the singer explained. Noah Cyrus has teamed up with Fleet Foxes for one of the more unexpected collabs of the year. The piano-led cut features some delightful harmonies from Cyrus and the Fleet Fox himself Robin Pecknold, cruising along before the song blooms into a folk-rock ballad. “Don’t Put It All on Me” was written by Noah’s brother, Braison, making the cut a real family affair.
Casper Allen & the Naturals Introduce Themselves on Debut Single “Damned Old Sun”

Mar 6, 2025 | floodmagazine.com | Kim March

Blending elements of classic pop, Americana, and R&B, the trio plans to release their first EP in the coming months. Texan songwriter Casper Allen has been making a name for himself within the alt-country scene for a few years now, though it wasn’t until recently that he conceived of a track so ambitious that it required a backing band to bring it to fruition.