REVIEWS

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

They don’t make them like Lee Williams and that is a damned shame. Listening to “The Pit and the Pendulum”

As a 9-year Army vet, Christine knows a thing or two about serving her country proud but music also runs

Denny Diamond & The Jewels is majestic on “Diamond Mountain EP”. The sound is large and all-encompassing. Passionate delivery defines

Matthew Azrieli’s “Chloe” is pop music at its most affectionate. His voice is endearing and calm. The arrangements are immaculate

The Afro Nick has an effortless cool to it. With a feeling reminiscent of The Strokes at their absolute apex,

“Never in Agreement” begs to be played loud. Attik Door comes in swinging with a flailing drums, an endless supply

Novakaine debuted at Artomatic, DC 2012 as a progressive ensemble performing in the genres of Rock and Blues with hints

R&B is probably one of the most difficult genres to sing, because you have to have the “it” factor to

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

When one thinks of a party anthem, what does one think of? Do they think of the biggest EDM artist

The ‘Sarah’ in the title refers to famous jazz singer Sarah Vaughan from the 1940’s-ish era, and also points to

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

I am an avid rock music lover, for a really long while I labeled myself as a ¨Rocker¨ as the

832’s “The RAP-ture” is a moody album that emerges from the darkness into the light. Throughout the album the tempos

Gibrish is off and running with their latest single that features 3 tracks people will definitely be talking about! This

Evan’s “New Folk” shows the future of folk music. With an excellent mixture of both Evan’s intimate voice with the

Dear Criminals work with the gritty sounds of life. Effortlessly combining moody electronics and longing vocals the pieces have maintain

This somewhat mysterious singer-songwriter from the East Coast just released his latest 10 Track CD entitled “Walking to Dreamland” in

Maine native Christopher Giles’ debut album, Finding My Way, is a strong entry in Christian contemporary circles. Terms like that

This is the energy that I need right now to wake me up. I’ve been on my grind again; passing

Singer/songwriter L.A. Davis was born in the bustle and commune of London’s East End. His spirit and determination to succeed

We Accept The Love We Think We Deserve is a song dedicated to that universal truth: the feeling of hopelessness

True Groove All-Stars gives a new twist to the old classics. Stretched out mellow covers tap into the calm of

Pat McGee’s self-titled record, his 10th effort is a doozie. Recorded in Los Angeles in 2014, with a legendary band:

“Magic Dreams” recalls a woozy kind of pop, the kind of comforting thing needed after eight hours at work. Damon

East meets west in perfect harmony with New Delhi’s Anjali Ray as she releases Indigo Boy. Influenced by the likes

Two years passed before Philly singer-songwriter Andrea Nardello could put pen to pad and chime out a love song for

Pure Dynamite’s “Bisexuality ft. Quinsessa” is a beast of a track. First of all it samples perhaps one of the

Thru the Looking Glass uses a wide variety of samples to offer a reflection of sorts on religion. Heavy dollops

Wolf Pakk’s “Swerve” is simply stunning. Every sound is immaculate and perfectly produced. Punchlines and jokes abound within the song.

V2.5 is what goes bump in the night. Antone’s tracks positively bounce with energy. Elastic grooves define the album. Melodies

The Blackmail Seduction is rock done right. Blasting forth with energy it recalls the best elements of classic rock. Kept