REVIEWS

Old fashioned rock n’ roll music never truly goes out of style, and though Wave 21 are incorporating a touch […]

With little more to contend with than a sterling bassline, singer Ally Eandi launches into the lyrics of her new

Stephen Jacques creates ragged, but sincere, rock & roll. Soul Hydraulics is an album comprised of meat and potatoes, guitar/bass/drum,

Willamena sings with fervor on his immaculately crafted folk rock. Such dignity is instilled within each one of his songs

New Moon Rising brings together classic rock, country westerns, and a poppy flavor to “No Regrets”. The multi-faceted, multi-layered approach

Limberlost harnesses a wild cinematic energy with “Good Fight”. The dramatic tension of the album incorporates a wide slew of

Affirming vocals give way to an angst-ridden riff as we enter the darkly melodic opening cut “The Long Way Down”

Daring to dream the impossible and surrounding the listener with an abundance of warmth, the new track “She’s Come to

Stephen Jacques is really on a roll this year. The singer-songwriter’s unique brand of folk-meets-rock continues to reach new heights

Collaborations that bring the best out in both parties tend to be the ones we never forget, and while Le

Snares snap and flows run through with fire on Vthatguy’s tremendous “It’s Time”. Aptly named, he incorporates elements of pop,

A driving rhythm and a celebration of America’s wide-open spaces, Randy Seedorff does country rock right with “Dream”. His voice

Talitha Jae, hailing from Queensland, Australia, has breezed onto the music scene with a delightful EP, “Spilt T.” Her warm

Electric Peace’s “Hate Is A Special Feeling” begins with a dirty electric guitar riff, before an ominous, scratchy vocal comes

Isaac Krapf goes for an intensity with his hard rocking rhythms. Beyond the sound’s wild, unhinged groove the lyrics pierce

Jon Roniger and The Good For Nothin’ Band chose one of the strangest times to release a live album. This

Tom Tikka & The Missing Hubcaps offer a passionate, timeless performance with “Heart’s On Fire”. He’s a true old soul

Fluid lays down incredible grooves on the raw G-funk of “Right There”. Doing the west coast rap with ease, there

Listening to Start by Yosuke Nagayama is like a breath of fresh air for straight ahead jazz fans because it

Electric Peace is proving they are a force to be reckoned with. Their latest EP ‘Hate Is A Special Feeling’

With the current climate being the testing waters that it is, it’s high time we had a reminder to spread

2021 has been an exceptionally big year for Gigi Vega. She’s dropped a string of successful singles and remixes to

Kyle Joshua is a one-man wrecking crew as he fires off a hot, new album titled ‘Payback’. Kyle is a

Molly Hanmer and the Midnight Tokers and their second album release Get Loose promises to be one of the year’s best releases

Showing great range and even more personality, Alexis Keegan brings her A-game to the table in her new three-song EP Empty

Soulful Femme with Joanna Connor explores intense emotions on the sweeping gestures of “40 Under”. From the soaring guitar work

Without sacrificing a shred of ominousness in her vocal, Morgan King delivers a rather vulnerable performance in her debut single

Scott Zosel is known for his wondrous weaving of rock, pop, country and Americana. The up and coming artist’s discography

Stephen Jacques is a force to be reckoned with. His sound may be reminiscent of rugged rock and roll stars

There’s something soothingly satisfying about the sound of a flute. Perhaps it’s the tender tone, airy texture of the notes

The newest single by Miami based alt group, Mold!, is entitled, “I Can See The Ghost.” The song is from

With energy akin to the wall-shattering overtones of John Carpenter’s “They Live”, Aisles has struck gold with their latest single

Where’s My Mind? is a five track EP release from sixteen year old Robert Eberle and it possesses a level of

Robert Eberle opens his Where’s My Mind? EP with the dental-esque “Novocaine,” on which the singer/songwriter compares a lover’s love

Long gone are the days when children’s music was more one-dimensional and simple. Say hello to invigorating material that will

Heavy Shoes is a compelling statement of freedom and defeating the struggles of darkness during these post pandemic times. Yet

Soul is so much more than a genre, or even a sound. It’s an identity that takes many working parts

“I was stoked to realize that whatever I was saying, I was incredibly comfortable and had a surge of adrenaline

I’m not sure how many people, at this point, are aware of Bruce T. Carroll’s songwriting abilities, but after hearing

It takes considerable daring to include an outright progressive track near ten minutes in length, a doo wop song colliding