Independent music lives here

Enter the music ecosystem.

Discover independent artists, unforgettable sounds, live experiences, radio, culture and stories built around music.

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A Signature MYLP Event

Two Nights of Live Music and Discovery

Twice each month, the MYLP community comes together for two nights of independent performances, fresh voices and new musical worlds.

Listeners become the explorers. Emerging artists become the discoveries. Every edition brings a new lineup, a new performance schedule and another chance for you to discover what the rest of the world has not heard yet.

October 30–31

Halloween weekend. Two nights. One new independent lineup.

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Discover Fest has begun.

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This Edition’s Lineup

Taking Shape

The first artist reveal is coming soon. More independent voices will follow as the two-night experience takes form.

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Performance Schedule

Revealing Soon

Set times, featured artists and special moments will be announced when the complete schedule is ready.

The Next World Is Forming

Something Extraordinary Is Taking Shape

A new lineup. Two nights of performances. One immersive world built around independent music. The next Discover Fest is forming now—and the first reveal is coming.

Every edition creates a world that exists only once. A new sequence of performances. A new opportunity to say you were there before the rest of the world arrived.

Enter the World of Discover Fest

Moments From the Stage

A glimpse into the performances that brought the first Discover Fest world to life.

Past Discovery A Moment From Discover Fest
Past Discovery Music Entering the Ecosystem

Discover Fest Is Only One World Inside MYLP

Continue below to explore the rest of the music ecosystem.

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Artist Spotlight
Behind the Music

The Story Behind the Sound

King Tee Mulaa delivers New Orleans’ unmistakable sound with a style that is entirely his own. His captivating wordplay, effortless flow and vivid storytelling draw listeners into every verse.

Blending raw, unfiltered lyricism with emotion that feels pulled from the depths of his soul, he creates music that is both authentic and deeply personal.

Fusing a variety of musical influences and sounds, King Tee Mulaa tells stories of spiritual growth, fatherhood, love, perseverance and survival.

Every record offers another chapter of his journey, giving listeners an honest look into the experiences that shaped both the artist and the man behind the music.

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Latest Release

23rd Psalm

King Tee Mulaa

A personal expression rooted in faith, reflection and perseverance. 23rd Psalm continues King Tee Mulaa’s honest exploration of life, survival and spiritual growth.

Listen to the Record
Enter His Creative World

There Is More Behind Every Verse

Explore King Tee Mulaa’s music, perspective and journey beyond the spotlight.

Meet the Featured Artist
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MYLP Top 50 — Version 11.1
The Official MYLP Chart Updated Weekly

Independent music ranked by MYLP

TOP 50

The songs moving through the MYLP ecosystem right now. Discover the records listeners are playing, sharing, downloading and carrying with them.

View the Full Top 50

Also Moving This Week

Inside the Chart

A glimpse into the records currently shaping the MYLP Top 50.

Been So Low by Ashby 2
▲ Rising

Been So Low

By Ashby

A perfect mixture of old soul and hip hop.

Throw Some Money by Hunter Singleton featuring Ceddie 3
◆ Holding Strong

Throw Some Money

By Hunter Singleton featuring Ceddie

New Orleans bounce like you’ve never heard.

Tailgate Crazy by The Dennis Cockerham Band 50
● New Chart Entry

Tailgate Crazy

By The Dennis Cockerham Band

The newest record entering this week’s MYLP Top 50.

New Music Has Arrived Fresh Drops

Independent music in motion

Fresh Drops

Discover the newest independent releases entering the MYLP ecosystem.

Today’s newest records are waiting to become tomorrow’s favorites.

Explore All Fresh Drops

Fresh Releases

Three records worth pressing play.

Some songs stop you. Others stay with you. See which one finds you first.

The next sound is already here

Find your next favorite record.

MYLP City Series

Sounds of the City

New Orleans

Music, place, culture and the streets that shape the sound.

Where the ecosystem began

The City That Made MYLP

Every city has a rhythm.

Every neighborhood has a story.

Every artist begins somewhere.

MYLP began in New Orleans.

Today those same streets inspire artists from around the world.

Follow the Music

SoundCheck Cover Story

The World Still Needs Independent Artists.

Music does not move forward because everyone follows the same path. It moves because someone, somewhere, refuses to believe the existing paths are the only ones available.

MYLP Editorial SoundCheck · September 2026 The Independent Artist Edition
Cover Story Continued

Every generation inherits music that changed because someone was willing to risk being ignored before they were understood.

Independent artists have always carried that responsibility. They create before there is an audience. They believe before there is proof. They keep building long before the world decides to pay attention.

The songs arrive first. Recognition comes later.

“This is where independence becomes more than an origin story. It becomes responsibility.”

Every independent release carries more than a melody. It carries years of practice, doubt, sacrifice and hope. Behind every finished record is someone who chose to continue creating despite uncertainty.

That choice deserves to be seen. It deserves to be heard.

Editorial Essay

The Other
Side
of the
Dream.

Music is not the problem. The business is.

Some of the most beautiful songs ever written never became careers. Not because they lacked talent—but because somewhere between the studio and the world, the music stopped moving.