Humphrey-McKeown: “Passing Shadows” – folk-rock instrumentation with modern-pop intonations
Humphrey-McKeown's new single “Passing Shadows” never lets their audience forget that they play contemporary folk music, but the duo’s brand of folk has a modern...
Jerome Bell: “Burn Easy” – is a diamond in the rough
Jerome Bell has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people on stage in his role as "Seaweed J. Stubbs" in the Broadway hit musical...
“Beyond Reason” propels Dany M back into recording life!
Dany M was born in Portugal and has been playing the guitar and writing songs since he was 15 years old. After playing bass and...
Jahmings Maccow: “Journey” – passionate, powerful and raw!
Reggae guitarist, singer and songwriter Jahmings Maccow has rose from the quiet island of Anguilla, to the ruff ghettos of South Bronx, to become one...
Lynne Taylor Donovan: “I Don’t Wanna Mention Any Names” – a chiseling and heartfelt performance!
There is a soothing, bluesy vantage point that runs like a zip-line overlooking much of the single "I Don't Wanna Mention Any Names", giving the...
Sakis Gouzonis releases 10th studio album – “Amazing Space”
Over the past few years, multi-award winning Greek composer, orchestrator, arranger, producer and performer of electronic music, Sakis Gouzonis has made that comfortable middle ground...
Lunacie: “Feelin Kinda Good” will fuel your fire!
Born in Oakland, CA. and currently residing in the East Bay, Lunacie A.K.A. Big Lune taught himself to play a number of instruments. Growing up,...
Corbin Hale: “Wasting Words” – a genuinely well-crafted song
You will notice a trend in modern pop artistes, in that good pop successfully borrows from other genres while never emulating them entirely; great pop...
“Trappersdream” – a snapshot of Weizhi’s continuing journey
Following in the footsteps of fellow beatsmith Flying Lotus, Weizhi broadens his scope and delivers another diverse track with “Trappersdream” – falling somewhere between Downtempo,...
Ex-Baghdaddios Old Punk Rock Dog Set To Release Debut Solo Album
NYC Lower East Side Indie Veteran Kenn Rowell Finds That Solo Life Begins After 40. Time is a fickle mistress. One minute you're the new guy...
