REVIEWS

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’

In the gap between country and indie genres, there’s a certain sweet spot. In that sweet spot, sits Slide Milligan.

On your first to Mimo’s debut album ‘Mars Took Over’, it’s impossible not to get swept in the slick lyrics

Gar & Myke explore their wild side with “Intentional Chaos”. They keep things straightforward yet straight from the heart at

Meresha delivers a wild, drunken groove on the fractured beats of “Trouble”. From the broken acid fragments to the hip-hop

Vanilla Bloom’s recent debut is an absolute treat to the senses. This psychic pop project has burst out of the

Patricia Lazzara’s skill and dedication to her concert flute playing has garnered her critical praise, awards at a variety of

Airee has proved time and time again that she can offer up an utter banger. With her unique blend of

Carla Ulbrich is a talented singer/songwriter from New Jersey with a sweet ‘n’ sassy, Southern spirit! Carla has been performing

With impeccable vocals and a performance prowess to match, Ariee is back with another single bursting at the seams with

You don’t have to love jazz or fusion to appreciate what Project Grand Slam has come to mean to their

Inspired by the airiness of alternative rock and the clandestine charms of indie pop, there are definitely some familiar elements

Twelve Days Of June is the kind of artist that only comes along once every so often. Armed with his

Twelve Days Of June may be known for their soft rock roots, yet in their latest single ‘Hoped You Couldn’t

“A sonic spa of love, loss and inner peace”. These are the words used to describe Jarad Miles’ first upcoming

Kenny Fame is back this month with another infectious sunny single. ‘Feels Better’ is another edition of Kenny Fames ever-evolving

With a musical career spanning over ten years, we’ve got accustomed to Blue Soul Ten scoring our daily soundtracks with

With harmonies that are bigger than the verses they frame, you know you’re in for a melodic tidal wave not

Stephen Jacques’ “Send Them Love” begins with a guitar and strings arrangement. He sings about a love that came quickly

Madeline Rosene’s “Everyday Existential Crisis” begins with a simple acoustic guitar part, and then her lovely high singing voice kicks

A metallic gleam defines the intense rush of Bramses Xalyxys’ powerful fury of “Mysterious Warrior.” Volume is a must for

I expected Alex Wellkers’ famous now to be his debut offering for the music world, not his tenth release overall. His prolific

A nice swinging country rock, Steve Dunn delivers a story straight from the heart with “Mixtape”. Volume reigns supreme for

Performing as Webster’s Wheel, Daniel Lee Webster and Marie Robertson write songs that recall simpler times without ever being simple.