REVIEWS

Solid tunes of light, atmospheric, delicate art-rock from Joseph Sant…they’re actually quite involved and intensely interesting throughout his new EP, […]

Add Agency’s “Gemstone Radar” recalls the best of slinky 80s late night pop. With a sound that would not be

Rhett May has put together his best effort yet, in my opinion, with ‘Fast Cars And Sitars’ where the recording

You’ll find a pretty tight & addicting rhythm & groove on Where The Bees Come To Die, the latest EP

Ray William Roldan has a new single out called, Cowboy Cadillac. I am a big fan of this gentleman, fun

Absolutely a memorable moment in time from Mleo…I’m loving this new single “Ridiculous” – this is entirely rad throughout its

Embleton’s “It Did Me Well” comes straight from the heart. With a raw passionate sound the songs positively thrive. Tying

Of the three albums by Azaima Anderson I’ve had the opportunity to hear, I think this is my second favorite.

Bold and beautiful, Ivan Iusco’s “Transients” is a powerful work. Elegantly weaving together electronic and classical elements, the pieces teem

Stylish and sophisticated, Delta Deep’s self titled debut is an undeniable triumph. Effortlessly blending elements of jazz, rock, and soul

Craymo is an LGBT indie unsigned artist, bringing a sound that is reminiscent to the 90s, especially in his upbeat

Rev Peter Unger’s “Christmas Cards” recalls the sweetness of the season. The arrangement is simple and tasteful. Kept airy the

Observers often compare Courtney Chambers to artists as diverse as Stevie Nicks and Sheryl Crow. While such comparisons are sometimes

With a genuine combination of American soul and an upbeat pop-rock style, Harmonay has emerged as impressive artists to me

Recalling the jazz rock perfectionist tendencies of Steely Dan, Gideon King & City Blog’s self-titled debut proves that jazz is

In an age where so many bands are reiterations on the same theme, Stephen Monroe’s “The Devil” feels refreshing honest.

Temporary Hero’s “CHET” is a stunningly brilliant take on Chet Baker’s work. With tasteful electronic arrangements akin to Andy Stott’s

Fiery and funky, Tomás Doncker’s “This Mess We Made” hits hard. These are songs directly from the heart. With close

At the first instance, I thought that Paul Meadow was a single person, but later on I realized that I

Keez’s “Water Creatures” is a lush polychromatic album. Neon-hued with night vibes the songs possess infectious grooves and careful attention

C’nky Siwela has a video for his single, My Name in the Echo. Siwela has gained a new fan out

So across my desk slides the new 9 track CD from Nashville based 3 piece band “My Politic.” “My Politic”

I am completely impressed with this new-single from The Humble Grapes – let me just say that straight-up and right

Sometimes you just know when you’re running into a future-voice of music. You get that chill on your spine…that tingle

Gordy Hunt composes richly-layered tunes about life, heartbreak, love, sacrifice, memories, joy, triumph, toil and other realities of humankind. His

I for one, love this time of the year as it is a time for reflection and giving back and

Joel Ansett’s “The Nature Of Us” is life-affirming. Reassuring and warm in tone the arrangements are pitch-perfect. Languid in tempo

Following the astounding success of their debut single ‘This Feeling’ earlier this year, the electrifying duo L’Tric are set to

Ohhhhhhhh boy! You ever have that moment…whether it’s staring at the garbage-dude outside in winter, or the call-center ‘help-desk’ representative,

Demonstrating a natural-inclination towards music that has a real party-atmosphere, chilled-vibes and exciting rhythm & grooves – Plum is kicking

Jupiter in Velvet has a new single out called, The Beauty of U. This nomadic soul has an emotive retro

Masterfully merging elements of pop and shoegaze Chris Beyer’s “Distances” is an absolute delight. Best taken in as a whole

Brian started this orchestra thing some 25 years ago, always picking great musicians and showing his talent on leading the

BledJon explores the smoothest of sounds on the impeccably produced “The Popular Loner”. With a low key easy flow BledJon’s

Australian singer/song writers Glen Naylor and Chris Wilson deliver a lighthearted and jazzy track with ‘Under A Paris August Moon.’

Kenny Fame delivers chilling lyrics in his ballad Goodbye he talks about how there is no “good” in saying goodbye.

On Chickenpox Party’s self-titled debut they made raw blues rock for the masses. With their album they build upon rock’s

Nobody plays the guitar like Lee Williams. Immediately sounding like a classic “Fly Away” shows off Lee Williams and his

Sara Stevens is a classical crossover singer out of Marietta, GA. At the young age of 15 this magnificent songstress