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Sung with great passionate is Ivan Beecroft’s pop perfection of “Believe”. Rather stylishly the song glides forward with great optimism […]

Sometimes a little goes a long way. The latest release from Chicago based singer/songwriter Leah Capelle is a three song

It has taken, in essence, ten years to make this release reality. Emma DeCorsey first conceived of her band, I

Singer/songwriter Susan Calloway’s latest single “Time For This” continues the upward trajectory of a career that has seen her find

The title track from James Raftery’s upcoming album will set some ears on fire. Few composers and performers use their

Hope and optimism define the jubilant pop perfection of Roger Jaeger’s “Elevator”. Tasteful arrangements work wonders building the piece up

“Why Ask Why” shows Sarantos contemplating the way life unfolds. Strong vocals rest at the very heart of the sound

Michael Van and the Movers do soulful country great justice on the beautiful “A Little More Country”. With thoughtful lyricism

Bongo Boy TV Season 6 Ep3NAT – SuperPower premiered on Channel 29 in Portland, OR. on 2.17.17 and follows it

Strong and true, A Little Bit More’s self-titled album represents the best of classic country and Americana. Everything simply works

Saint Mars delves into a dark beauty on the timeless “Ocean Blues EP”. Rather stylish, the way the songs unfurl

This is more than just another project for Tim McDonald; it is a real, heart-beating dream with a breath of

Tripp Demon, could be a namesake for about anybody, whether it’d be a band or an artist. In this case,

The Pete V Project, is just that, a project done by singer and song writer Marie Virginie Pierre, except instead

The second release from Green Bay based, Wisconsin three piece Sweetalk, Mutiny, is five track EP building well on the

Neatly tying together folk, hard rock, country, with a psychedelic pop sheen is Jonathan Di Renzo’s confident “Getting Nowhere”. Highly

Whenever a band uses the word “loud” in their song titles, let alone lyrical context, it could go both ways,