Rogue Wave formed in Oakland, California in 2002, when Zach Schwartz (a.k.a. Zach Rogue) lost his dot-com job and decided to put a band together. After traveling to New York, he had an album’s worth of material and constructed the initial lineup of the band. Their debut, Out Of The Shadow, came out in 2003. Since then, their songs have been featured in TV shows, movies, and commercials. Their fifth studio album, Nightingale Floors, was released on June 4th.  Learn more about Rogue Wave at their Official Website, “Like” them on Facebook, and follow them on Twitter. Download “College” from Nightingale Floors below!

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From Jackson, Mississippi, The Weeks formed in 2006 when members of the group were between 14 and 16 years old. Shortly thereafter, they released their debut album, Comeback Cadillac, in 2008. Now signed to Serpents and Snakes, the group put out their latest effort, Dear Bo Jackson, at the end of April. Learn more about The Weeks at their Official Tumblr, “Like” them on Facebook, and follow them on Twitter.

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Phosphorescent is the stage name of singer-songwriter Matthew Houck. Now based in Brooklyn, Houck began his career in Athens, Georgia. He released his debut full length, A Hundred Times Or More, under the name “Phosphorescent” in 2003. Prior to that, he had used the stage name Fillup Shack. His sixth full length Muchacho was released by Dead Oceans in March. Learn more about Matthew Houck and Phosphorescent at his Official Website, “Like” him on Facebook, and follow him on Twitter.

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Singer-songwriter/vocalist Ben Gibbard and producer/arranger Jimmy Tamborello first teamed up in 2002 when Gibbard contributed vocals to Tamborello’s Dntel project Life Is Full Of Possibilities. They adopted the name The Postal Service as a tribute to their means of producing songs. Tamborello would create the music tracks and mail them to Gibbard who would then construct the lyrics. Following the release of their debut Give Up in 2003, the duo was sent a cease and desist letter from the United States Postal Service, asking them to change their name as it was trademarked by the USPS. They were allowed to keep it, however, in exchange for contributing to promotional efforts. Though there are presently no plans for a second album, the duo recently re-released a special 10th anniversary deluxe edition of Give Up, including 2 new tracks and a bevy of covers. Learn more about The Postal Service at their Official Website, “Like” them on Facebook, and follow them on Twitter. Download “A Tattered Line Of String” from Give Up (Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition) below.

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