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Independent journalists making musicians heard since 2018.

Behind every artist is a story waiting to be told. Through professional articles, music reviews and PR services, The Wave shares the meaning behind artists’ work.

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Annelise Gonzalez - “Feel Something”

Gonzalez sets the example as she blooms delicately into a new version of herself: one who embraces vulnerability and is unafraid to vocalize her feelings.

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rarish - “get high”

“Get high” delivers sobering lyrics about emotional neglect and heartbreak but ramps up the energy until you can’t help but smile and dance, even if your heart aches.

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toast - ‘pony’

Pony delivers a treasure trove of gems, a genuine and relatable look at the trials of growing up, and a much-needed reassurance that things are going to work out in the end.

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Dead Diplomat - Happy Kids

Dead Diplomat’s innovative sound, powerful storytelling and much-needed message of hope and sincerity create something truly groundbreaking.

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It all started when…

Caroline Birmingham stepped into the radio studio at Southeastern University (Lakeland, FL) to play the music other stations wouldn’t play.

The Wave Alternative Radio Show was born: an eccentric, hour-long radio special on 93.7 FM WSEU giving airplay to up-and-coming acts, outliers and visionaries of the music world.

Driven by a deep-seated passion for independent music, The Wave featured unorthodox playlists, exclusive music performances and interviews that went behind the scenes of artists’ work.

Now, The Wave lives on as a digital journalism community with the same goal:

make musicians heard.

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