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It’s been an excellent day in the studio here. Started it off interviewing the fantastically-talented Kristia Di Gregorio and now

Some good indie-rock put forth here from Don Puglisi. Clearly a seasoned musician that’s got experience and a rich understanding

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Brannue Life lacks nice drops and good bass that is commonly most enjoyed in EDM style songs, without the key

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Paul Kloschinsky is a Folk Rock Singer Songwriter from Delta, BC, Canada. He won the 2007 MusicAid Award for Best

Emily Vance is of a breed that’s overly common nowadays. She’s a seventeen year-old, delightfully pretty country singer-songwriter with a

Mark Maze’s “Uncomfortable Truths” are shooting stars of pop perfection. Elegantly crafted these are songs that unfold gradually and gigantically.

You be hard press to find something negative to say about Sasha’s Bloc. They’ve honed their old school jazz and