REVIEWS

Although Gabriel is not a country album, this Australian singer/songwriter incorporates banjo into the textures of the project’s title track. […]

West of Corey’s three-song EP, Big Ass Deal, opens with a power ballad titled “All Alone.” Like everything on this

Luis Mojica is a most gentle singer/songwriter, as his album Songs From The Land is filled with meditative pop-rock music.

There’s an innocent joy running through Dizzy Box Nine’s album Last Call Before The Fall. The album, however, has a

A limber dance track, Jay Elle’s “Miss Mess” offers a noir darkness to it. Full of mystery he ensures that

A whole raw grit and soul enters into the fray with Gary Pratt’s “Country To The Bone” featuring a great

London Down does indie rock right with the intense trip of “Dreamcrusher”. With clear hints of the Brian Jonestown Massacre’s

West of Corey has brought out the gun in their recent single ‘All Alone’. With a sound so self-assured, you’d

“The only way out is through” is a statement we have all heard at one time or another. For the

A wonderful celebratory track, Barista delivers a mixture of four to the floor dance with a nice dosage of indie

Gorazde describes its The Fury of Lullabies album as examining “the notion of shadow archetypes and their assimilation into conscious

Pamela Hopkins features a playful spirited work with “Back When”. The nostalgic kick of the lyricism stuns for the reflection

“Grandpappy” draws from an entire life and proves the undeniable storytelling power of Richard Lynch. The song radiates with a

“Hey Siri!” I must say that statement more than a couple of times a day, yet never when singing along to

Blind Uncle Harry’s unique brand of ‘hillbilly hippie shreddin’ folk rock’ just keeps getting better and better of late. His

For more cynical audiences, it would be easy to write off a talented, yet recycled singer, Kiara Chettri, as just

There must be a connection between the rapper, Catfish Walkin’, and The Walking Dead (TV show). This Cleveland rapper titles

Cory M Coons sings of faith with a touch of Americana on the soulful steady rhythms of “Freedom Road”. The

One of Cecy Santana’s many five-star qualities I love is her understanding of her place in a musical lineage. She

Certain kinds of charisma just can’t be taught, no matter how willing the pupil or even how capable the teacher

A passionate, playful piece Ed Roman brings bursts of color into the neon-hued gorgeousness of “Happiness”. The careful mixture of

I’m a sucker for good singer/songwriters who play a mean acoustic guitar and Bruce T. Carroll fits that bill to

Love stands the test of time in the new contemporary pop track, “Olivia”. From singer/songwriter (and medical doctor), Rob Alexander,

Tanner Gordon – ‘Empty Promises’ A soulful slice of Americana, Tanner Gordon pours his heart out with “Empty Promises”. The

Applying images of ghosts and dreams, Damon Mitchell fills his Like You’re In a Dream album with plenty of pleasing

After recently revisiting Arcade Fire’s highly personal 2010 effort, The Suburbs, it was intriguing to learn one of the aspects,

2021 has been an amazing year for singer/songwriters in the pop/rock genre, and if you ask most critics – myself

Solomon King, leader of The Chosen, is a bit of a complicated musician. The No. 5 album includes a wide

This new release, “You’re Not There”, offers professional music at its finest. Lorenzo Gabanizza and Jeff Christie really put their

Major Spark is the perfect name for this band because right out of the gates, the energy is electric! This

It’s always music to my ears when I get a chance to take in an original composition that is like

Right away as soon as I hit play on this new release by The Greg Sherrod Music Company I am

The somewhat aleatory, “Why” is the newest single by the defiant Rapper, known as Ronnue. You wouldn’t expect an artist

With her voice as the guiding light in the melodic darkness that surrounds her, Meghan Krauss launches into her single

Shaun Johnson + the Big Band Experience tells you everything that I could summarise about this class act in the

There’s something refreshingly nostalgic about listening to Damon Mitchell. Whether it’s the hint at his Beatles influence or the Death

Barrett Martin imbues his jazz with a post-rock flavor on the tasteful “Stillpoint”. Playing here has a nice spirited presence

Right away the first thing that hits me is Anne D’s wonderful singing voice to go along with an excellent

Mixing the kerosine fueled riffs of a punk guitar and the power pop vocals of a sun kissed rock band,

I am ecstatic to get the chance to review this new release by Tracy Walton because I remember him from