Brian Field Setting The Stage on Fire with ‘Vocal Works’
Composer Brian Field has an impressive resume writing music for orchestras and chamber settings along with ballet and television as […]
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Composer Brian Field has an impressive resume writing music for orchestras and chamber settings along with ballet and television as […]
Are you looking for a refreshing take on Americana with Soul galore? Then it’s time to check in to ‘Ghost
Despite only releasing their debut in January of last year, Third Development has already become a staple in the ambient
Jackson Reed and The Silverbirds embark on a classic, swooning 80s style of balladry with the silky smooth “Dangerous Lover
Establishing consistency early on in an artist’s career is essential to getting anywhere in any genre, but this is especially
Strings and rich vocals run together in a brooding twist of melodicism as powerful as it is communicative in the
It’s been a while since we’ve had any music from Steve Noonan, yet after having the pleasure of listening to
In what he likely hopes is a bit of foreshadowing, ALYST has released his newest single, “Gold.” ALYST is young
It may be completely unrealistic to claim that the recent global lockdowns were, in any sense, a blessing. However, I will posit
Jacksonville-based recording artist Cory Driscoll has a lovely, warm ramshackle style with “Hope Changes.” The pure heart of the piece
Pianist Elizabeth Sombart evokes the majesty and elegance of the celebrated composer Frederic Chopin in her new collection Singing The Nocturnes.
Ring in the New Year with an exciting, new track from rising hip-hop artist Roc Solo. This Virginia-based rapper is
Versal trades in a dreamy nu-jazz style on the graceful “Versal Volume 2”. He uses a cinematic flourish with such
‘Chasing A Sound’ is the perfect title for this new album because from an audio standpoint, The Timbre Project is
Esglo delves into the happy house side of things on the deliriously joyful “Poetic Trance.” With a resurgence of interest
Tarah Who? holds nothing back on the intense raw punk energy of “Push Me.” A rather clever approach, elements of
If Nothing Else boast a pretty heavy brand of ‘Northern Rock’. Yep, that genre was new to me too until
“Old punks don’t die, they go country.” This is the opening sentiment from Scoot Horton’s upcoming album ‘Empty Bottles’ and,
It’s hard to believe that this is a debut release for Greg Bucking because the sound quality is top-notch and
The multi-talented singer/songwriter & music artist from New Zealand is back to spread some Christmas cheer with her brand new
Steph Lyon delivers a confrontation, in-your-face take on rap with the raw, visceral energy of “Keep It Moving.” Here there
Dean Friedman is an established singer/songwriter with nine studio albums under his belt and ‘American Lullaby’ is his new release.
Christopher Sluka is no stranger to the music game as he experienced success in the 80s and 90s performing at
Kick and the Hug is kickin’ the door down with the debut release titled ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Kick and the
Sung with poise and passion, Doug Kistner crafts an elegant ballad with “There’s The Door (feat. Bill Champlin)”. Vocals dominate
For most of us, the recent global shutdown stopped us in our tracks. Well, for the Waves On Waves it
Riku delivers a whole plethora of fragile feelings and thoughts on the tremendous rush “Rin Pun.” All of this deserves
‘Lost To A Coastline’ is the debut album from Ellanora DellErba. All ten tracks that make up the divine debut
Louise Cappi embraces an old-school funky style with the highly playful “Keep That Dream Alive”. Sung with such soul the
We Left As Lions brings together heavy metallic riffs with a flair for the dramatic on the fury of “The
A hint of tropical jazz enters into the equation on Jay Elle’s sun-drenched soul of “Tequila Kiss”. The smoothness of
Doug Ferony brings a creative flair to the timeless classic “Jingle Bells.” With a nice, fully fleshed-out big band swing,
It starts with a mere growl, and before we know it, a groove urgently warning us of the apocalypse has
Working Class Hussys are on a roll of late. They continue to marry Americana flavour with modern rock grooves as
Chris Zurich’s new single “You’re My Crutch” is the latest release from a young singer/songwriter with a growing discography. This
Singer/songwriter Rory D’Lasnow plies his trade in familiar territory but with panache and individuality. It is often said that there’s
There are a lot of different ways to establish a smooth pop sound inside of a single, but Barry Muir
Hannyta combines the experience of Native American culture mixed with an electro-pop flourish on the truly inspired “Wildflower”. She incorporates
The strings dance ever so vibrantly to a cautious beat as we look in on the opening chords of “The
Sun King Rising delivers pure fire on the swinging swagger of “Free Will in China Blue”. Blues, R&B, jazz, gospel,