REVIEWS

Sun King Rising delivers pure fire on the swinging swagger of “Free Will in China Blue”. Blues, R&B, jazz, gospel, […]

“Glance” is the dreamy new alt rock hit from Los Angeles’ rock outfit, The Tracks. Dripping with yearning lyrics and

A tried-and-true Americana defines Richard Lynch’s elegant “Christmas Time”. Sung with such a deep resonate voice, the piece touches the

Kristi Flagg has a rich, musical history that included major touring and opening up for the likes of: Odetta, John

Eugene Cole goes for an easy-going disposition on the soothing soul of “Together Forever In Love”. Vocals take front and

Tearing us asunder with every lumbering strike of the piano keys, we’re drawn closer to a world of melancholic melodicism

Uncle Tadashi & Da Boyz feature a beautiful, communal spirit on the optimism of “Distant Dream”. Done with the utmost

Daxton sings with heart and soul on the powerful “Otherside”. A strong bluesy quality dominates much of the work. Sung

A minimal yet affectionate take on futuristic R&B, Leol provides a real passion on the intense “Savages”. The sound has

Scott Waters opens his album, Vibes For Miles, with “Love Is Gonna Find You,” and the optimism suggested by that

Tar and Flowers blooms with a majestic, classic sound on the expansive “Western Symphony”. Sounds soar up into the heavens.

Bob Dylan famously sang “the times they are-a-changin’” in 1964, giving way to a new style of American folk and

Elsewhere are, in some ways, a band from an earlier time. Their sound is thoroughly modern, they aren’t moored to

Aggression is where rock n’ roll began. Before there were music videos or even watching players on television, a desire

Hello London sings straight from the heart on the shaggy dog style of “Stay That Way”. There is a clever

Frank Viele is a talented singer-songwriter, guitarist & performer and he has outdone himself with his latest EP titled ‘Time

The title to Russell James album, Feel Your Pain, is a heck of a proposition. How many times have you

You can tell right away that Mark Joseph isn’t living the high life during the title track to his “Vegas

Longtime music listeners will relish the outright ambition on display here. BD Gottfried has a plethora of melodic skills at

The Insufferable Paul Scott? Hardly. Insufferable Nickelback, for sure, as well as – of course – severely insufferable Milli Vanilli.

Austin’s Undermine is labeled cow punk on the group’s website. The term “cow punk” brings to mind old SoCal acts

“What’s It Gonna Be” is a long song by singles standards, at 4:44. It’s a sultry R&B tune, featuring Rebecca

Some albums take a little time to grow on you, whereas others attach themselves and cling to you like a

Conceptually speaking, there’s really nothing elaborate about what Chukwudi Victor Otubelu is producing in the new single “Run Up My

The first song that really strikes you on Steve Williams’ Surrey Road is called “Colours.” It begins by asking why

The Orange Goodness is hyperactive rock act, so Flying Under The Radar Of Chaos is an appropriate title for the

An ambient-dance bliss to behold, Earth To Abigail’s heartfelt ambient hues of “The Forest” are stunningly beautiful. Radiant colors pop

Fires of Denmark music will likely appeal to fans of post-punk, as well as Kraftwerk’s synth-pop inventions. This music is

There’s just enough of a pressurized swell from the piano in the new single “Sweetest of Melody” for me to

Bo Baskoro’s latest EP release Wildfire accomplishes more in six tracks than many of his contemporaries and peers achieve in two albums.

Synth pop outfit Babe Club’s new single “That Feeling” revolves around the duo of Jenna Desmond and Corey Campbell but

A duality of sorts informs the plethora of ideas that flow from Jasper “The Jazzmaster” Myers’ totally immersive double album

Beechwood’s new album Sleep Without Dreaming is slated for a January 2022 release and its first single “Front Page News” offers fans

If you miss 80s electro hip-hop Afroman & Blazar can hook you up with “Step It Up”. As someone who

Andrew Moore features a playful, tropical sensibility with “Look At Me Now”. Everything within it has a grace to it.

The Dead Bolts’ single, “What Gives,” is built around a ringing electric guitar riff, which echoes throughout a 4:27 song.

Perfect Mark goes for a highly original, polished piece of folk pop on the gentle “Better Days”. Lyrics here have

Vicious Kitty isn’t slothful in their presentation of a sludgy riff at the start of their new single “Mr. Darkness,”

Rob Massard’s music has been described as progressive folk, which is a somewhat apt label. There are moments during album’s

Rev Peter Unger is backed up by a wonderful, tender big folk band style with “Small Gestures”. Lyrics have a