REVIEWS

Austin, TX based Cody Jasper is a chameleon of Rock N’ Roll – releasing music that is themed around the way he […]

George Mallas’ 2015 debut Small Reminders didn’t represent a beginning for the North Salem, NY-based songwriter but, instead, a culmination. He’s written

I can tell when I hear a genuine singer/songwriter and Tyler Edwards fits the bill to a T! ‘A Falling

Christopher the Grey presents a flow that is pure fire, “Oh My Damn!” Hard to deny the absolute infectiousness of

Levi Zadoff and Dead Hendrix offer up a true hybrid of styles on the faded vibes of “Dead Summer.” With

When I think of “Strangers in the Night”, my mind shifts immediately to the timeless number performed by Ol’ Blue

As soon as you hit Play, an extraordinary blend of music will hit your eardrums and will have you hooked

With his 2021 album King of One, and his latest ‘Wide World’ from April 2022, Nick Phoenix set the stage for

When Laura Sumner recorded her debut release, she wasn’t swinging from the fences creatively just yet. As a rookie recording

Post Dystopian Love Songs is quite the loaded album title. A dystopia is the opposite of a utopia, so it’s

Modern original bluegrass is more than safe in the hands of Circus No. 9. The Tennessee-based four-piece’s new self-titled release

It’s safe to say that Joshua Ketchmark poured his ‘Blood’, sweat and tears into this new record where Joshua Ketchmark

Chris St. John delves into a blissful ode to love with “I Just Knew (with Leah Haley)”. Tender tones radiate

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Brian Shapiro Band first formed during the height of the pandemic and released their debut, All That We See,

Marcelo Maccagnan delivers a truly unique take on Soundgarden’s classic hit with “Black Hole Sun”. The instrumental variety here means

Rob Eberle delivers an experimental pop brilliance with “Doubtful”. There’s a flexibility here that is absolutely genius. Grooves here feature

As soon as you hit play, the listener will be invited into an adventurous world where “Run Rabbit” reigns supreme.

The listener will receive an unexpected yet pleasant surprise when he or she hits play on Joshua Ketchmark’s “Covered In

NYC “sleepy surf rock” band Deep Sea Peach Tree, a project first concocted by Kristof Denis and enlisting friends Zack

Uncle Tadashi & Da Boyz embrace a truly remarkable luscious sound with “Decisions (Remix)”. The instrumental variety has a grandeur

R.O.M.A.N. goes for a whole universe of sound with the hip-hop/R&B hybrid of “Touch”. Everything here features a lushness from

VRBS definitely harken back to that classic early aughts style of indie rock on the joyful “The VRBS”. Strong nods

Rev Peter Unger captures the zeitgeist of the moment with “For the Little Ones”. A nice mixture of reflections alongside

Steph Sweet lets “A Wicked Man” soars all the way out into the sky, with an expansive take that possesses

Palms Psalm’s piece, ‘The Coast,’ is a gorgeous track that delivers indie tastes while giving a vibe that matches surf

Although they aren’t tasked with pushing a lot of brawniness to the front of the mix, there’s no denying the

When you feel helpless, remember what’s in the light, sings Bloom in the invigorating, inspiring new pop track “Choices”. A

Listening to Stephen Jacques’s new single “Symphony of Freaks” from his new album, “Send Them Love”, was a pleasant and

Melodicism is the most important thing on Chris St. John’s mind heading into this summer season, and if this weren’t

Hoodie Rob Uzumaki delves into their innermost thoughts and feelings with “Teardrops (2010)”. A vulnerability of sorts filters through the

Chris Sunfield does indie rock right on “Far Away Objects”. Incurably optimistic, the hope that radiances throughout feels downright infectious.

What an exhilarating listen this was from beginning to end as Joss Jaffe truly brings you into his world of

Debbie Deane is a talented composer/pianist/vocalist from Brooklyn and is releasing her highly anticipated 3rd album called ‘Red Ruby Stars’.

Joe Keene has been recording and performing songs for over 60 years and this new album, ‘I’ve Done It All

Black Masses bring hard rock and garage rock together on their unhinged self-titled effort. Volume is a given for they

There’s a pastoral calm to the string play in the single “Weary Old Highway” that draws us back to a

Nick Phoenix doesn’t have anything to prove. His ongoing work as one half of film music outfit Two Steps from

Arun O’Connor’s debut album Songs from the Reading Room corners the market on “Kiwi County”, the unlikely marriage of New Zealand sensibilities

Nick Phoenix doesn’t have anything to prove. His ongoing work as one half of film music outfit Two Steps from

Beaux Atkins has perhaps the most interesting history of any artist I’ve had the treat of reviewing. Its’ title, ‘Redfearn’