REVIEWS

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

If you’re looking for something unique to the bone, then look no further! Swallows is the name of the band

The high-energy, high-octane sound of Jude Gwynaire’s “Uzone-25 (White Light Mix)” With this singular sound he captures the energy of

While American Greed may not identify as a “super group,” they might be just about as close as you can

Paul Bailey goes for a classic funk style on the slinky grooves of “Olschool Jams volume 1 EP”. The twisting

Chrissie Romano Band brings such spirit into the singer-songwriting tradition on “Somewhere Along the Way”. Going for a heartfelt sound,

Neil Jacobson’s album Sliver Park is nine song collection of mostly straight-ahead rock & roll tracks. These arrangements are built

Electric Peace opens its EP with the project’s title track. Brian Kild is the act’s lead singer and has led

Larry Jay proves to be a playful storyteller on the tongue in cheek journey of “2 New Girlfriends”. By far

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

Jude Gwynaire delves into a blissful interstellar beat on the bright brilliant burst of “Inanna, Queen of Heaven (Nibiru Mix)”.

Rev Peter Unger looks for the silver lining on the contemplative “Storm Clouds In the Sky”. He sings with such

Ten Penny Gypsy goes for a laid-back, carefree style with the classic Americana spirit of “Making Headway”. Vocals have a

Rob Alexander is a healer in all aspects of his life, from his dedication to medicine to the studio he

With her newest EP “Tears,” Devmo taps into the growing generational fears and anxieties of an indifferent world. One would

The Little Wretches go for a big, bombastic classic rock flair with “Ballad Of Johnny Blowtorch – Ambridge Version”. Everything

Although Breanne Marie began as a solo artist, Juniper is an album with her six-piece band, The Front Porch Sinners.

Ramshackle and truly rambunctious, John Vento’s classic cadence of “No One Wears A Watch Anymore” stuns with its tremendous force

It might be a bit of an oversimplification to call Shimmer Johnson’s new single, “Priceless” a breakup song. The dynamics

FaB (Fitzsimon and Brogan) deliver a fantastic piece of alt rock on the celebratory “Persuasion”. With an energy that recalls

Roaring into place like heavy machinery starting up, “Dreamin’ out Loud,” the latest single by rising star Vineet, doesn’t leave

Davy Williamson proves to be a deft storyteller on the raging hard rock of “Thin Disguise”. An exceptional guitarist he

Electric Peace’s “Dinah Might” has a title that sounds like, perhaps, an easy woman. That is, of course, until you

Cody Lee’s Woodpecker Crisis album is a good example of minimalist rock music. It’s the opposite, in many respects, to

It’s only January and I’m beginning to see the larger musical aesthetic 2021 seems to be sliding towards. There’s an

Brian Cooney delivers a song of pure devotion on the powerful “Nothing Greater”. The lush arrangement recalls an updated chamber

In her new EP, titled Reborn, the wonderfully melodic Caterina J adds color to the sound she introduced us to in

It must be strange to possess one of the most recognizable voices in pop music, yet few actually recognize your

Jude Gwynaire takes the name for his single, “Heliopolis – City of the Gods,” from an actual ancient Egyptian city.

Yes, Kung Fu Hippies is a band name that seems to combine a martial arts movie and the film Easy

Stephen Jacques’ album cover for Charmed to Death features a picture of four multi-colored, sexy women. They appear – if

Montreal based, Singer-Songwriter, Ishana, has dropped a new single, “Steady Eyes.” It’s from the second album of what is to

Johnny O’Neil’s single, “Snake In The Grass,” taken from his Truth or Dare album, begins with a chugging electric guitar

Richard Schroder knows how to write and sing a pop-country song, exemplified by “Let’s See How Far We Can Go,”

A sense of defiance reigns supreme over the heartfelt hard rock ethos of skinsNbones soulful “There’s Reason (feat. Jason Kafoa).