REVIEWS

Photo By – Am. B Photography Ah yes, finally a worthy successor to The Weeknd’s Trilogy album. Before we forget […]

Tony Cobain is a talented recording artist, actor, comedian and writer who just released an exciting new single titled “The

Exotic by design but ultimately born of countrified pride more than it is a sense of adventurousness, “Like It or

Brian Cooney’s Nothing Greater album is a lengthy one, clocking in at over an hour and including 15 tracks. Stylistically,

“Fearless” will not be to everyone’s taste. Few modern music listeners are likely to give a monologue coupled with an

The Phil Mitchell Band opens its album, A Better World, with the optimistic “Brand New Day.” What follows, is a

With an album title drawn from the studio where Jude Gwynaire records, his album ‘Music From Slate Bird’ is an

We’re only three months into 2021, but it’s already starting to feel like a good year for bluegrass. With scores

Bongo Boy TV Season 10 Episode 3 featuring music videos from around the world by these featured artists. This TV

The first thing that comes to mind when considering “Dopesmokers of the World Unite and Take Over,” is its title’s

Bluegrass is a style that depends on the prowess of its string players more than anything else when it comes

Inspired by a famous Scottish sea cave, Jude Gwynaire’s new instrumental single is comprised of two instrumental parts – both

Bludgers’ press material got it right when it described this act’s music as “the big, sweet spot between power-pop and

Campfire Bob goes for a soulful togetherness on the beautiful, rustic folk of “Walk The Land”. The way the song

Jude Gwynaire’s “The Swordfish” begins with a cool little electric guitar intro. Its style incorporates a lot of different genres.

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, Dan Ashley blends a hybrid of Americana, Country, and traditional Rock and Roll.

By R.M. Engelman Toto’s main man and the official Guitar Commander of studio session work, Luke is releasing his eighth

With a song title like “Blue-Eyed Girl from Kilkenny,” you might expect a full on Scottish or Irish jig or

André Pelletier sings Deep Rivers’ songs with a hushed seriousness. While Deep Rivers is categorized as a folk-inspired band, the

Gary Pratt delivers a pitch-perfect piece full of honestly on the aptly named “A Song You Can Drink A Beer

On their newest album, Eight Ball, Chicago based rockers, Go Time, have pushed themselves to new heights. With 20 tracks,

John McDonough keeps things to the essentials on the soulful ode of “The Place Where I Belong”. A mere voice

The longtime Toto frontman is releasing his eleventh solo CD in conjunction with bandmate Steve Lukather’s new solo release. Long

A delightful mix of synth pop and funk, Jason Rylan captures the zeitgeist with “Powerless”. Lyrics lead the way for

Four song EP release Dancing Trees is Federico Balducci’s latest collection in a short but impactful musical journey bursting with

The beat pounces on us like a wild animal in the middle of the jungle, but the assault it unleashes

Music history is packed with songs featuring happy music put to otherwise sad lyrics. One good exemplar of this practice

A soulful blend, Pascal Bokar delivers something that feels good for the heart on the joyous burst of “American Trails”.

If you like psychedelic-sounding guitar work, you’ll likely love Jude Gwynaire’s single “King Sol and the Merwoman.” It’s nearly nine

Matt Westin delivers a spellbinding piece that feels ever so timely with “Thin Blue Line”. Sung with such soul Matt

Amber Lee proves to be a potent force in the world of pop on the incredible intimacy and tenderness of

Richard Lynch delivers a big-hearted mixture of country and honky-tonk on the powerful “Rodeo Town”. Volume deserves to be blasted

Unless you’re a serious funk music aficionado, the name Felton Pilate may initially strike you as a relatively anonymous moniker.

A sprawling, lush symphonic work Jude Gwynaire deftly weaves together a whole slew of influences on “King Sol and the

There’s perhaps nothing worse in music than when snobbery infects the better part of an entire scene or genre, and

The J.O.B. adopt a hard-hitting, no-nonsense style on the emotionally wrought “Criminal”. Rhythm is everything and from the percussion all

“What If” I told you that Tia McGraff is a singer-songwriter sensation that is beyond belief? I hope you would

A foot stomping piece of splendor, John Vento goes for a great, rich communal spirit on the powerful “Not Your

Eddie Cohn embraces an urbane sense of pop on the playful percussion of “FREEDOM”. His lyricism possesses such poetry to