REVIEWS

Fire In The Field’s “Look So Strange” reveals its heart and soul as blues mixed with rock n’ roll. With […]

Dan Isbell’s “Father Day” is a tender country ode to the power of fathers. Sung straight from the heart the

Cool Company’s “Summer Daze EP” taps into a summery form of nostalgia. With a distinct chillwave vibe reminiscent of Washed

Some of popular music’s best sidemen languish in mainstream obscurity throughout their careers. They earn the respect of their peers,

De’Lise creates a beautiful song sung straight from the heart on the tender “Matters”. Everything is kept to the absolute

With drive and energy, Soles of Passion’s “Escape From Jurisdiction B” is a clever concise album. Intricate in detail the

3Bubble & J. Gray’s “Live From the Pentagon” nicely ties together elements of funk, jazz, hip hop and pop into

Opening up the collection with a fiery guitar lick is the satisfying blues of Jeanne Lozier’s “Beg and Plead”. Her

Based out of Los Angeles, Lexxica is a singer/songwriter who believes the best music embodies personal experience rather than functioning

Ray Goren’s “Save My Soul” taps into the heart and soul of the blues. By tapping into rock’s origins Ray

Played with passion, Michael Flanagan’ “Old Photo” is an unforgettable piece with fire in its belly. From the blistering guitar

With smooth silky vocals, Dingwall’s “Mad Ones EP” is a passionate polished piece of pop. Production values are astounding as

Sarantos creates a lush piece of pop with “Tired of Being Scared”. With a wide variety of textures being brought

Bryan Deister’s “Spines of the Heart” searches for the light in the darkness. These songs are brittle beautiful fragments sung

Natalie Jean’s “Looking Back” is a stylish sophisticated piece of alternative pop. Turning the idea of the love song on

Emerging country artist Cody Webb recently released a new single from his upcoming six-track self-titled summer EP. Cody, who hails

Sometimes Julie’s “Bright Side of the Line” is sung with fire and passion. Arrangements are impeccable as Sometimes Julie incorporates

Exploring the darker impulses is the elegant smooth work of Yury’s “entropy.”. Atmospheric in nature these are songs that explore

I woke up to Corvaa’s new track Zipper this morning, and it set my mood for the whole day: optimistic,

Bobgoblin began their journey back in 1992, when Hop Litzwire (vocalist/keybordist) met Rob Avsharian (drummer) at the University of North

Full of twisted fury, The Lost Poets create a dazzling dark world on “Insubordia Pt. II”. A sense of rebelliousness

The Bongo Boy Rock N’ Roll TV Show is proud to present the latest episode in their Rock N’ Roll

Effortlessly tying together elements of hard rock, math rock, and grunge into a satisfying whole, Linchette Marcel’s self-titled debut is

“Two Modes of Transport” shows Jetpacks at their absolute best, with a tender darkwave sound leading the way. Much of

Lush and luxurious, Wiseproof’s “Scuse Me” offers up a downright decadent sound. The mysterious nature of the track means it

Languid and lovely in tone is Rev Peter Unger’s “At Heaven’s Door”. Kept to the absolute essentials Rev Peter Unger

Port of Est. taps into a late 80s darkwave sound on the impeccable “Onyx Moon”. Absolutely infectious in nature these

Oscar Vega’s “Back” has a psychedelic sheen to it. With an effortless languid groove serving as the song’s anchor, the

Philadelphia based Justin DiFebbo’s debut album Turn Out the Light, Turn On the Stereo earned him effusive praise from various

Thomas Nordlund’s time accompanying respected performers like Sarah Morris and the Jana Nyberg Group and his extensive musical education has

Hot Rumour’s “MMXVI” sounds like a party and the afterparty put into a delectable whole. This is the kind of

Kenny Fame is back with his latest release Who Am I. That is an interesting question to ask, especially if

Rev Peter Unger’s “Heaven Only Knows” meditates on the meaning of life. The piece shines courtesy of Rev Peter Unger’s

After selling several thousand albums and cultivating a supportive fan base, what’s next? Bobby Jo Valentine’s third album Fox Eyes,

Nashville isn’t just cowboy hats and Fender Telecasters. Music City U.S.A. is an increasingly diverse community incorporating a wide variety

Destiny’s “Oblivion” is luxurious lush sound immaculately produced and passionately sung. Lyrically concise Destiny shows off a wide range, going

The dynamite new partnership on the Americana scene today, Kerry and Donna Herrick, follow up their critically acclaimed debut New

Tucker is a multi-instrumentalist and a prolific songwriter who’s played and toured with Eric Durrance on the Jason Aldean (2008

Strong and full of confidence, Sarantos taps into the best of early 90s indie rock with “Dreamer”. Downright incredible Sarantos

Brian Pharaoh’s latest single, “Sorry”, is poised to be one of those glorious shots into the dark that makes a