Twelve Days Of June Finds Some Joy In Recent Album Anhedonia
Twelve Days Of June is the kind of artist that only comes along once every so often. Armed with his […]
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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.
Edwrd delivers a truly defiant anthem with “Dgaf No Mo.” Pop, country, and dance blend into this infinitely catchy sound.
The best records in the history of hip-hop have been those built on duality; through a juxtaposition of themes and
It isn’t always the case that the last song on a record represents the ultimate climax of the tracklist, but
Matthew Stephen brings a symphonic grace to pop on “The Fire” and “Blue & Gold”. Nicely fitting into the very
Robin Trower has been a major force in rock guitar since joining Procul Harum in the late 60’s. Since the
Vineet’s latest single “Nine” also leads his short story collection of the same title. Nine features nine songs from Vineet’s 2021 and
MADELEINE’s upcoming album ‘Stoned And Bored’ manages to blur the best of pop, indie and rock realms. There’s a nostalgia
Hard rock, psychedelic and funk. Three genres you wouldn’t necessarily think would melt together. Yet, Lurid Purple Flowers have sculpted
Throughout the whole of Brunette’s discography there’s one common theme; stunning storytelling and interesting narratives laid over delicately designed soundscapes
Age Of Ore is a serious one of a kind type of band. Not just because of their hard-hitting hooks,
Get ready for instrumental music at its finest on the new album titled ‘Full Circle’ by The Still Point. With
Isyla sculpts a truly magnificent journey with “Of Blood and Star”. Ambience, shoegaze, indie rock and more filter into the
A gigantic beast of a track “Union Divine” revels in its sheer power proving Templemind to be exceptional storytellers. The
A rollicking sense of purpose defines Wesson’s sound on the unleashed energy of “Understand”. Tempos feature a tremendous speed
Brey dives headfirst into a neon-hued splendor on the yearning of “IMU”. A nice mixture of ambient, dance, trance, and
The uplifting beauty of Not Ashamed’s “In Spirit and Truth” is impossible to deny. This energetic track in the contemporary
Fans of classic country and western music will undoubtedly be familiar with the latest that Dale Ann Bradley and Danny
Quite a spiritual journey, Rev Peter Unger explores the joy that people bring to each other with “Love The Whole
Marcelo Maccagnan embarks on an epic journey on the transfixing “Creatures of Habit”. With a multi-suite approach the song sprawls
Alex Krawczyk goes for a lovely, delicate arrangement on the gracious chamber folk “There Will Be Light”. Sung with a
Pamela Hopkins embraces a southern rock country fried charm with “One Too Many”. Stylistically rooted in a mixture of the
There’s not one track on Jon Fuller’s upcoming album that you couldn’t class as a stand alone single. From the
Martin Graff delivers a delicate impressionistic work on “Prism”. Without needing to say a single word a narrative takes shape.
Between the chiming strings of “Baby, You’re My Weakness” and the lusty harmonies that cling to a rock-inspired rhythm in
With exotic melodicism leading the way, “Autumn Leaves” begins to fill our speakers with the type of buoyant string play
Ken Dunn is a true singer/songwriter with an incredible body of work and this latest release titled ‘Anthology, Volume 1’
“Be Gentle With My Mind” the newest single by Love And Able is one of those declarative titles with a
What music do you turn to for an escape? Are you looking only to find a song that matches what