New Single By Gary Pratt “A Song You Can Drink A Beer To”
Gary Pratt delivers a pitch-perfect piece full of honestly on the aptly named “A Song You Can Drink A Beer […]
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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
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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
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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
Heistheartist goes for a nimbleness on the aptly named “The Snake Charmer”. Mixing tradition and contemporary influences, he creates something
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Eddie Cohn embraces an urbane sense of pop on the playful percussion of “FREEDOM”. His lyricism possesses such poetry to
Jeremy Parsons offers a heartfelt piece of country folk on the tender ode of “Something Other Than You Are”. Nothing
Little Wretches offers a poignant piece of beautiful balladry on the bombastic “All My Friends”. Giddy with energy they race
Gabriele Saro’s achievements are impressive no matter if he is a musician or a carpenter. His academic credentials with degrees
I want to make you dance/I want to make you smile, croons David Jensen in his new single Four Leaf
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Trace The Sun embodies everything that the sun is by spreading warm sunshine to all who stop and listen. The
The answer is undetermined, but the question is; is the world ready for the dynamo, known as Dici? The answer
Heistheartist does Minnie Riperton’s classic such justice on the soothing spirit of “Lovin’ You (Cover)”. Every gesture is carefully considered
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