REVIEWS

Brooklyn’s own JaredSB along with CBZ Nay are coming correct on the new track titled “Bed Stuy”. This song comes […]

Uncle Tadashi & Da Boyz’s “Better Days” is a combination track, alternating between throwback, old school soul, and contemporary rap.

Saturated in overdrive and hitting us with retro rock energy right off the bat, Brett Copeland is riding big riffs

Many younger artists have a limited frame of musical reference. This isn’t a criticism. It’s an observation. Writing and recording

This last year has halted even the best-laid plans of musicians all over the globe. Yet, this didn’t stop the

Adrian John Szozda is expanding his discography this year with a captivating concept album. His debut may have only been

We need more bands like Hawaii’s Executive Order. The Honolulu based power trio’s new single “A to Z” is everything

Singer/songwriters of all styles and backgrounds are coming out of the woodwork and taking over the narrative of pop music

Cover songs are strange musical animals. They not only provide a commentary on the talent of the interpreter but the

Matthew Austin Hunt is on a mission to make country cool again and with his upcoming album ‘Two’ I must

Brooke Josephson is the formidable force making waves in the pop music scene right now. From her expressive lyricism to

What a well-organized record here where it seemed like every single song was perfectly placed throughout the 13-track album. ‘Influence’

The Synaesthetic Picture Show Now Play, Pt 2 by electronic group Elektragaaz is probably going to be the best electronica

Gar Francis has quite the musical background that dates back to the 60s. Gar has played with many bands throughout

Rolled out like a stadium rock anthem in the style of classic Van Halen but quickly shaped into something too

A fantastically smooth saxophonist, Brittany Atterberry embraces a chilled-out atmosphere on the splendid style of “Summer Vibez”. The tremendous amount

The San Francisco music scene survived the pandemic someway, somehow, and out of the ashes of a global pandemic is

The complicated history of Black America has been scrutinized like never before this past year. One of the events that

We’re high in the skies as we enter the music video for Wingman’s new single “Crash Land,” our pilot and

Space Engineer — Terry Lyndon’s alter ego — is a Sydney, Australia-based dream pop project. It’s has nothing to do

Brooding pop music is where it’s at right now, and whether he was intending to or not, adult contemporary singer/songwriter

Mars Hall’s sound may be an admitted throwback to 80s hard rock, but the group’s album, Is Anybody Out There,

Bongo Boy Rock n Roll TV show series is proud to bring to you seven amazing music videos by talented

Whether he’s rapping or singing, there’s a presence to the vocal Kiron Rasheed puts up in his new single “Be

Joe Fox and The Frantics is a band with a focus on creating music that blurs the lines between two

Richard Schroder opens his EP, The Stillness, appropriately with a song called “We All Start Somewhere.” After all, even the

Danny Lamport might just be my new summer soundtrack. His upcoming album ‘Musician On A Mission’ is a sonic adventure

Blake Red is the fearless force to be setting the metal world on fire right now. Her latest single ‘The

There are some debut records that are so perfectly realised, that you can tell it’s a result of a lifetime

Andrew Neil’s album title track, “Sunny Side,” borrows its chorus from a great old Carter Family song. That classic song

There’s a real scrappy attitude on display with the band Mold! and their single “YOU ARE BEING LIED TO!”. Certainly

There are a lot of ways to break into the entertainment business, and on the music front, Song Angel can

Trevor Drury has perfected art pop. The new song “Alice” is an ever-evolving train track cruising through splatters of pop and jazz

It’s an honor, privilege and blessing to get to work with the uber-talented Sophie Dorsten once again! From the first

The Pop scene is pretty saturated and it’s hard to create something now that stands out. “Trouble,” a new single

Armed with his trusty guitar and notebook, Sean Waterman is gracing our playlists with the sweet sounds of folk meets

Rev Peter Unger lets a glowing, reflective stance run through the entirety of “Through the Generations”. His distinctive voice carries

“In another era, I would have played square dances, and loved it. I would have been a court musician in

Formed in 2015, in ATL, Pistols At Dawn have been steadily building a following, over the last six years. Their

Chris Murphy has just released a sensational, summer-fuelled singe, set to lift our spirits with the sweet sound of folk