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Ryan Zimmerman sings with soul on the down-to-earth style of “Ephemeral as a Kiss”. A loose, laid-back vibe informs the

Ali B offers a fresh bold take on the ballad with the neon-hued “Strangers In Love”. With a neat mixture

Thoughtful and delicate, Asha Pieper crafts a mysterious, mystical world on the gracious style of “History”. Chamber pop anchors the

Chris Sullivan sings about a little slice of Americana with the joyous celebration of “By The Light Of The Radio”.

In a generation of evolving talents, many new artists are gradually hitting the limelight with their innovative thoughts and ideas.

When I pushed Play on “Circles”, I was instantly attracted to the glorious sound coming through. Blue Apollo is firing

From its title to its final hollow tunes, Black Water is a track that haunts and seduces listeners into relating

Caroline Ferrante sings with a sunny optimism on the fantastic thoughtful pop of “SKY”. With such an incredible fervor, Caroline

The U.S. American deliver defiance on the rebellious spirit of “Greatest Hits”. Jagged guitar riffs, shouted lyrics, and infectious rhythms,

Robbing Johnny delivers a stylistic tour-de-force on the powerful “Cold March”. Neatly merging folk, indie rock, rap, and the singer-songwriter

A Killer’s Confession pummels the listener with an all-engrossing sound on “Angel on the Outside”. Effortlessly merging metal and hard

Christian Rock finds its roots back in 1960 when some Christian metal artist bands started gaining commercial success. ‘’Here and

Thomas Abban proves to be a singer-songwriter of the highest caliber on the bluesy rock of “A Sheik’s Legacy”. Quite

Employing almost fifty musicians to help realize his musical aims, singer/songwriter Cameron Blake’s second release Fear Not aspires to the

We should, in these increasingly homogenized times, appreciate unique musical acts when they come along. Most are genre hybrids and

It’s refreshing to hear traditional sounds finding new expression in 2017 and showing continued relevancy. You have to measure relevancy

Sung with such tenderness, Ron Hamrick’s “I Saw the Sign” has a perfect autumnal quality to it. The intimate approach