Here are the top 10 Airplay bands for the week ending August 28th. There are many familiar faces in this week's lineup and some great bands that made it to the top 10. Check them out and support them with your feedback in the comment section.
#1: Sad Alice Said
 | Ukrainian septet Sad Alice Said play a distinctive blend of gothic metal with elements of doom, decorated in a symphonic wrap and multifaceted semantic filling.
Click to hear Sad Alice Said:
 Open Your Eyes |
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#2: Sydnee B.
 | From Racine to Milwaukee, WI rapper Sydnee B. has been making his presence known in the underground rap world. He recently established his own independent label - Tippy Top Entertainment.
Click to hear Sydnee B.:
Too Loud |
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#3: The Saving Motion
 | The Saving Motion (TSM) started out in Claremore, Oklahoma when a group of young people were asked to play music at their church's college service. Today, TSM has played for thousands, and is currently working on their debut album Passion Prayer.
Click to hear The Saving Motion:
To Save A Life |
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#4: Hugo Kant
 | Hugo Kant is a producer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist from Marseille, France. After many years playing in bands he started his first solo project in 2010, a mix of downtempo, nu jazz, trip hop and acoustic music.
Click to hear Hugo Kant:
 The Chord Cracker |
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#5: Mariah Ver Hoef
 | A young singer-songwriter from Fairbanks, Alaska, Mariah writes about the isolation and shifting landscapes of growing up. She recently released her fourth album, and has plans to tour internationally this summer.
Click to hear Mariah Ver Hoef:
Summertime |
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#6: Aron Seals
 | Aron Seals is a rock/fusion guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. His music is heavily influenced by film scoring, and makes use of midi guitar to play various stings sounds while accompanying the solo guitar.
Click to hear Aron Seals:
Fearless |
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#7: DelCity
 | Born Bamidele Citizen of Nigeria, DelCity's music blends the consciousness of rap, the swing of reggae and the international flair of his background into a melange of emotion.
Click to hear DelCity:
She No Want Me |
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#8: Temujin
 | Temujin bring a uniquely Australian perspective to the Gothic Metal genre. Their latest release combines haunting vocals & driving guitars to create their signature layered, atmospheric sound.
Click to hear Temujin:
Demons |
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#9: Sixty Miles Down
 | Hard-hitting & heavy, yet melodic, New Jersey's Sixty Miles Down grinds out gritty anthems pulled from the darker side of the soul. After 12 years of evolution, the quartet has lately been building on buzz around acclaimed releases "Sink Or Swim" and "A New Skin."
Click to hear Sixty Miles Down:
Dead Weight |
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#10: Jahmings Macccow
 | Anguillian reggae guitarist/singer-songwriter Jahmings Maccow rose from that quiet island to the ruff ghettos of South Bronx, in the process becoming one of New York City's tuffest acts.
Click to hear Jahmings Macccow:
Set Me Free |
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