Category: FEATURES

Nashville’s enchantress of melodies, Holly Bruce, returns with a soul-stirring offering that transcends mere music; it’s a voyage into the depths of the human spirit. “What I Know,” the second revelation from her forthcoming album “Love Remains,” unveils a tapestry of longing, introspection, and the quest for inner truth. Inspired by the labyrinthine corridors of…

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We caught up with the award-winning folk-americana artist Rachael Sage about reinterpreting her 15th studio album, ‘Other Side’… 1) Your brand new album ‘Another Side’ drops on 17th May via your label MPress Records – how does it represent the current status of your musical journey and how you’ve evolved as an artist?  I think…

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Internationally renowned electric violinist, Ginny Luke has emerged back on the music scene ready to leave a bold impression. The singer, songwriter, and violinist has built up her reputation as a multi-talented creative in the music industry while exhibiting strength and integrity. Hailing from a quaint town in Iowa, Ginny Luke’s musical journey began at…

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For the last 20 years, Baltimore-based musician Mark Davison has dedicated his career to standing out as one of the most prolific artists in the rock scene. Davison initially began his journey as one-half of the founding duo of Cubic Feet, and the group’s success allowed them to tour nationally. Having developed relationships with various…

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The Earthly Frames Sing the Body Robotic with New Single “Cicatrise Dud” Deeply Weird Genre Bending Streak Continues with Full Length “Infranyms” Out 6/3 RIYL: Black Moth Super Rainbow, Horse Lords, Bowie, Louis Cole, Six Organs Of Admittance WATCH THE MESMERIZING “CICATRISE DUD” VIDEO Musical mad scientist Gabriel Walsh is back with “Cicatrise Dud,” the latest offering…

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Greg Hoy & the Boys Get Back to Riff Rock Roots on Hives/Kinks Inspired “Holy Mother of God” EP, Video, and Tour After last year’s introspective “Yay For Effort” vinyl LP and tour, Greg Hoy and The Boys return to the catchy punk pop sound of their earlier albums. “Holy Mother of God“, which is…

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Though nobody likes to admit it, something is thrilling about getting a dare. A dare is the most outrageous way to flirt — and when the dare is taken, it’s the person who issued the challenge who has to react next. How many hot nights began with a dare? Too many to count. On “Dare…

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Multi-instrumentalist The Woolfman has forged an unforgettable career over the years – from the pop hit days of the 80s with Blue Zoo to his Cannes World Film Festival win for debut release ‘Make America Love Again’, the artist has received a multitude of acclaim for his signature take on house music. Setting himself apart…

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Hailing from the golden shores of California, Leo Napier unveils his latest EP, ‘Philly Gritz EP’. His music is dynamically rich and uniquely original, and the EP marks his musical comeback, showcasing his musicianship, songwriting, lyricism, vocal dynamism, and showmanship on par with 20th-century music giants. After a near-death experience in August 2023, Leo Napier…

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Americana singer-songwriter Holly Lerski sat down recently with @skopemag to talk about her gorgeous new album, “Sweet Decline.” @skopemag: Tell us about your new album. Holly Lerski: It started with a bucket list American road trip I took in 2019 to get over a broken heart. I took the California Zephyr from Chicago to San…

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Over the course of four albums, Brickwall Jackson have stayed true to their roots and their overall sound and their newest album is no exception. They take a few creative risks that pay off on tracks like “The Bricks,” and “Get off My Lawn,” but they never abandon their unambiguously Southern spirit. Hailing from Virginia,…

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‘We Gotta Wake Up’ is a powerful new love song by legendary singer songwriter Russell Oliver Stone, taken from his new album, ‘The Calling’ which features some of the best-known musicians from the UK such as Paul Spong, Steve Sidwell, Neil Sidwell, Terry Johnston, Dave Arch, Jeff Leach, Terry Johnston, John Parricelli, Yolanda Charles, Laurie…

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Breaking through as a musician and going mainstream is a multifaceted process that requires talent, persistence, networking, and savvy marketing. Here’s a breakdown of some steps: Develop Exceptional Talent: The foundation of any successful music career is talent. Musicians need to hone their craft, whether it’s singing, playing an instrument, or producing beats. Continuous practice…

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Dallas, TX-based Americana singer-songwriter Evan Boyer has just released a gorgeous new single, “Cedar Creek,” from his forthcoming album, “The Devil in Me,” due out in June. Boyer recently sat down with @skopemag to talk about this gentle, nostalgic reflection on the carefree, back-in-the-day weekends at a family lake house. @skopemag: Hi, Evan! Thanks for…

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Kerri Martin has just dropped her latest single, “Waiting for Your Love,” a mesmerizing synth-pop creation that delves into the depths of unrequited love with a unique blend of glitchy sounds and emotive lyrics. Crafted entirely by Kerri Martin herself, “Waiting for Your Love” showcases her prowess as a female producer, breaking barriers and carving…

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A classic tale of everyday life: one day you’re translating for international organisations, from UN agencies to the European institutions, the next you’re playing the Princes’ royal nanny on The Crown, and the next director Danny Boyle’s telling you “you have music in your eyes” and Amy Winehouse’s father is saying “Well it’s safe to…

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As a recent mother to both a boy and a girl, Terri Bannister finds profound inspiration in the transformative power of music. For her, it’s more than a passion. It’s a calling. From a tender age, she gravitated towards music, effortlessly weaving melodies and penning lyrics. Observing her sister’s music classes sparked her journey and…

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Rhode Island native, current Charlotte NC resident and lifelong rock electric accordionist Joe L. Murgo began his songwriting journey with “Liberty Rising”, an emotional 9-11 anthem described by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation as “extraordinarily thoughtful” and “amazing!” Since then, Joe has composed dozens of all-original songs, many which can be heard on www.joelmurgomusic.com and…

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‘Hyperspiritual’  features seven tracks framed by the smooth, ethereal sound YUS is known for… The opening track “Kettle Beat” is available for streaming on Bandcamp and Apple Music  LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 24, 2024 – Los Angeles-based artist YUS has unveiled his upcoming album, ‘Hyperspiritual’. This highly anticipated album marks the fourth full length album from YUS…

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Step into the labyrinth of Ivy James’ soul as she unveils her mesmerizing EP, “Ghost of You”. At just 17, Ivy James isn’t just singing about heartbreak, love, anger, and sadness; she’s diving headfirst into the murky depths of human emotion and emerging with a collection of songs that are as haunting as they are…

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Richard Lynch’s latest single, “Glad Our Bridge Has Burned,” strikes a resonant chord within the genre of country music, adeptly mixing personal storytelling with humor, despite its seemingly somber theme. Drawing inspiration from a local incident—the fiery accident on Cincinnati’s I-75 Brent Spence Bridge—Lynch crafts a metaphor that aligns the destruction of a physical bridge…

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