REVIEWS

Marco Antonio Restrepo was born in Marietta, GA, the son of Nigerian and Panamanian immigrants. He moved throughout Atlanta during […]

Neon-hued, Olya’s “Utopia” is a pure pop confection. Her vocals are honeyed, the sounds are sweet cheerful elements. Together these

Royal Holland’s “Flamingo” shows the importance of the build. These are songs of a master craftsman. By carefully letting his

New Jersey-based indie rockers Y Fly 2 London provides a much needed throwback to 80’s hair bands that are rarely

A good friend of mine passed on this single of Naomi K, mentioning that we might have a potential hit-song

Sightlines a six song EP from Steve Benjamins that really pushes the envelope with his creation of making music. This

Tod Hughes’ website describes his music as real songs coming from the heart and full of the joy, wonderment, excitement,

As nostalgia for twentieth century songwriting and rock and roll builds throughout a new generation, a new style of music

When taking a look at Scott A.F’s new EP, ‘Under Your Skin,’ it may be important to note that this

“Today is the Day” recalls the best of classic rock. With an area-sized hard rock edge this is the kind

Cedar Teeth’s “Hoot” is full of rustic wild pastures. This is folk-influenced rock with bite. Songs tell small stories little

James Rawson’s “Tristan & Isolde” effortlessly combines classical and electro sounds into a tasteful whole. The album itself creates a

Billy Ray Deiz’s “Rollin” is a cool and confident track. Aptly named the leisurely groove is near perfect as it

It isn’t enough to fill songs with the everyday details of your life. Let’s face it – most of us

Entertainers fade while true performers endure and evolve. Bunny Sigler’s transition from a talented young firebrand and one of Philadelphia

Talk about subliminal messaging to the masses, talk about remixing the world, talk about bullying, talk about everything aforementioned and

Here’s a whole mitt-full of sounds you might not expect on this new EP All Along, and specifically Mandy Woods

Small Leaks Sink Ships hits all the right notes with “Face Yourself, and Remove Your Sandals”. Cryptically titled the songs

Troy Lindsey & Bosaya’s “Outlaw Love” is a lazy river of comfortable country grooves. With a true feeling of Americana

“The Witching Hour” is a bewitching album. Marchan Noelle’s impassioned vocal delivery guides these lovely pieces. With an impressive range

Shayne Leighton’s creativity never stops turning. Not content with a considerable fan following resulting from her popular Of Light and

Alexis Keegan, New Jersey born singer/songwriter, continues her climb towards widespread commercial success with her new single, “Nobody Compares”. This

Head is a sensual synthesized experience. These are songs that dig themselves deep into the mind and refuse to leave.

“What If I Never See You Again” recalls the best of early 90s rock. The grunge beginning blooms into an

“Random Access Digital Audio Heresy” is a whole-hearted album full of optimism. JoyFocus takes a look at optimism from years

Chicago native singer/songwriter, Leah Capelle, is one to watch after releasing her first EP. Capelle is no stranger to the

This is one aggressively-melodic mofo! Brace yourselves for an onslaught of sound from Secondborn called Symbols – their second official

Pleasant! Nothing offensive on the ears here through the new single “Sanctuary” by Soul Chatter…it’s pretty easy listening and overall,

Review: Who doesn’t like Backwoods Rock? I’d all hands go up in the air. This style of music tended to

Get ready for this one! This new mixtape is being reviewed just slightly ahead of the release; 24 officially drops

I think I know what sort of album Mark Newman wants to record. His new EP, Brussels, is a near-perfect

Behind prison walls, what can someone do to have these inmates voices heard? Audrey Auld took it upon herself to

Pop music could learn a thing or two from Worldview’s “Pop Philosophy”. An album that feels full-bodied Worldview is remarkably

Some aggressive and energetic rock from all the way from across the water, based in the UK and courtesy of

Joe Blessett’s “Excuse Me” is a raw mixture of jazz, hip-hop and RnB as imagined by David Lynch. Employing a

Full of passion, Lieder Distorsion’s name originates from a type of German song from the 19th century usually for a

Pop/Soul/Dance/Rocker Craymo (Craig Raymo) recently released 2 hot new singles. The first single is a retro britpop love song inspired

Karen Mansfield’s self-titled collection is a bolt of energy. Her voice is strong and prominently displayed among the meticulous arrangements.

Gumshen’s DigiBites is downright infectious. With slinky electro grooves and effortlessly cool vocals, Gumshen shows that electro is far from

“This Country Town” celebrates the joy of living far away from the city. With a dreamy vocal delivery JR Simmons