KC Shore: “Soup” lives by the less-is-more adage
Picked up this EP a couple of days ago, but it's been on repeat since then. It's constantly surprising me and it's completely lovely in...
Roisin Gordon: “Isn’t It A Shame” – fresh and extremely ear-friendly
If you’re lucky, at some point in life you will encounter an artist who radiates, an almost inexplicable warmth, like there’s a tiny star glowing...
Jordan Bazza: “Well I’m Lost” – motored by heartfelt passion
It’s incredible listening to Derby, UK based Jordan Bazza’s "Well I'm Lost" - how soothing, how melancholy, how generally atmospheric it is. Then a realization...
Paul Kostick: “Are You Listening?” – solid and intense!
Paul Kostick is a singer-songwriter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who delivers acoustic-driven pop-rock tunes accompanied by soulful singing and catchy melodies. Paul’s brand new 4-track EP,...
Aurora D’Amico: “What You Knew Before” – the original spirit of folk
An artist who boasts the sponsorship of companies such as Fender and G7th, Aurora D'Amico is a singer-songwriter from Palermo, Italy. She studied composition at...
Bob Pepek: “Pratfalls and Curtain Calls” – every note hits you where it matters!
When Bob Pepek released his anticipated debut album “From the Let Go” in January 2009, Skope Magazine listed him as “Artist to Watch”. Bob started...
Tera Johnson: “HOME” – a poet of the vernacular
Tera Johnson is a phenomenal song-writer, with unique, distinctly-styled vocals, and her songs contain such heartfelt, deep, personal and profound messages. I think her 14...
Ron Hamrick: “Musings” evokes an almost inspirational purity
Ron Hamrick’s music career started in Michigan at 5 years old when his aunt introduced him to the guitar. At 8, he began taking piano and...
Franki Love: “Otias”- a diary-like sincerity!
A classically trained pianist, who began playing the piano at the age of 4, Franki Love is an award-winning singer-songwriter living in both Los Angeles...
Voice In The Attic: “Thought” – The meaning of art in the era of global consumerism
I don’t think Voice In The Attic gets the credit that he deserves. His sensitive and sensible lyrics hit you like Bon Iver’s does, and...
