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We Live in Sod Houses latest release “Shark for a Week” yields a dynamic, diverse collection of thirteen tracks that […]

Antone’s “V2.0” is dance music done right, done decadently. Opting for dance with the absolute essentials Antone strips the songs

Now here’s something – hear something by Nomadic Attic! On this self-titled you’ll find five songs of true atmospheric brilliance,

The Royal Guard are: Todd Davidson (Lead Vocals, Guitar), Andy Ascolese (Guitar, Vocals), Fred Scragg (Drums). Upon returning back home

Bio: In his own words: My mother bought me my first tape recorder when I was nine. I bought a

EB 11’s “Enjoy The Ride” is a passionate album. The songs demand to be played loud. Volume is a must.

Cold Emotion is an album rich in sound and rich in meaning. Inviting the songs are comfortable pieces full of

Having cut his teeth with multiple of stepping stone musical experiences musicians producer/songwriters Sonido featuring Arie Salma (Piano) and Rob

Steeped in the traditions of folk, jazz, and rock and roll, Laney Jones mixes a musical cocktail with a vintage

Music is moving. Sometimes it can bring one to tears and other times it can cause one to think more

Who doesn’t like Singer-Songwriter music? Who doesn’t like a good live album? I’d all hands go up in the air.

The release of this CD celebrates the Australian’s 30 years as a solo artist, and 15th studio release. The artist

Heart is without a doubt one of the most successful bands in rock ‘n’ roll music history. The Wilson sisters

Strength and Kindness is a Jazz Project based out of San Francisco. This latest CD entitled ““Somebody’ Else’s Nightmare” (2014)

Ashley Rivera is a singer/songwriter/vocalist from Georgia who just released their latest CD entitled “Danger Dreaming.’ This impressive release is

The Satisfactors are balls to the wall rock and roll. Everything they do taps into the spirit of early classic

Universal You’s “Perfect EP” is pop perfection. Bursting with energy the EP virtually demands to be played loud. That way

“Vinyl Floor is a 3-piece rockband which hails from Copenhagen, Denmark. The band was formed in 2007 and consists of

Let’s be honest for just a second shall we. I get a lot of albums sent my way for review

Sarantos succeeds with beauty on “Let’s Call It Love”. The style recalls that of dimly lit Bossa Nova. Luxurious and

In our modern age of Rap synths and autotune it can be difficult to find the top seeds among the

Bobby Livingston’s “High & Away” displays a keen sense of storytelling. These songs play like chapters in a life. With

‘Devadatta’ is the follow up album to 2010’s ‘A Century of Lullabies’. Much like it’s predecessor, it’s another concept album

Patrick Ames sings directly from the heart. “Oakville Ontology” possesses a pure spirit. The songs are deeply felt. Ruminating on

Heart & Soul Radio “thieves” is an indomitable force. Bursting forth with great energy it is infinitely optimistic. Elements of

A lot of rock bands forget the debt they owe the blues. Astrobleed is not one of those bands. Barreling

Joseph Eid composes in an eclectic style borrowing from Folk-Pop music, combined with an Alt-Rock aesthetic. His lyrics share a

Buffalo Huddleston Band’s “Sunrise” is a tapestry of sound effortlessly weaving together hip-hop, reggae, folk, and classical into a colorful

“A Summer To Remember”, released March 6th of this year, is the debut EP of Los Angeles based singer-songwriter Tan.

The man of a million sounds and King of the Ztar produced a piece of work that is simply revolutionary,

ARJUN, the three-piece instrumental band from New York, has been trailblazing their own hybrid of rock and improvisational jazz since

Jude Gwynaire’s music is other worldly, fascinating, engaging, challenging, and altogether mysterious. Time to get lost in space… Track URL:

Solveig & Stevie’s “Fire and Other Playthings” harks back to a more innocent time in pop music. With a mellow

  It’s funny how music can change. It’s so malleable; you could hear it in one setting and hate it,

“Diamond from Coal” is an album full of hope. The sound shines with cautious optimism about the future. Vocals are