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The singularly named Taouil has released a single, with the singular title of “Bleed.” It’s a chunky, guitar rock track,
A cryptic piece of gritty pop, Robert Eberle’s “Why Did I Lose a Friend” is a soulful ballad sung straight
Pop’s most transcendent players have never been the type to care about the status quo. From Michael Jackson to Lady
Many music fans were wondering what kind of music a pandemic would bring. What would happen with all those creative
Billy Jeter plays and sings deep on “Sins Of Me,” a single from his upcoming release Shineye Landing. And to
EP I, the debut song collection from Smith, Lyle & Moore, is a four-song triumph. A trio with a mix
In his new single and music video “She’s so Carefree,” Montreal’s own FrankySelector shows off his diverse musical roots through
International recording artist Zoe Scott spent the beginning of her career in the entertainment world being on the stage and
Spotty Coverage is a collection of cover versions, hence the humorous title. It’s not, however, the sort of covers album
Eddy says his album Pray On was inspired by the Bible verse, Deuteronomy 6:4-5, which reads, “Hear, O Israel: The
Nick Sumner and the Assistance is a rock trio from New York. These three players are also experienced musicians, having
Russ Still and The Moonshiners hit a country music home run out of the park on “It Ain’t Me,” and
P Bailey’s strong, heartfelt vocals radiate with a crystal clarity on “Change the World EP”. A colorful blend of R&B,
If you enjoy the classic folk/folk-rock songs of yesteryear, then you’ll LOVE this new album from Long Island, NY-based trio,
Parfait, that French dessert (it’s a French word, after all), is a frozen delicacy created with sugar syrup, egg and
Consistent to the point of feeling a bit robotic (but never plasticized, mind you), the beat we’re circled by in
Steve Markoff’s alto flute, Patricia Lazzara’s flute, and Allison Brewster Franzetti team to re-interpret Ennio Morricone’s composition “Gabriel’s Oboe”. Culled
Last Charge Of The Light Horse, a band first formed in 2004, was created as forum for singer/songwriter Jean-Paul Vest’s
Don Da Menace employs an elegant take on trap and hip-hop with the fully realized world of “Falling Towards Success,
Felton Pilate features a futuristic funk with “We’re Still Here”. Vocals rest in the very center of it all from
So much rock & roll is created for the sole purpose of meeting girls. Many of these songs are about
A roots-y piece of Americana emerges out of Richard Lynch’s tender “Cathead Biscuits”. Country, folk, and rock n’ roll comes
Izzie’s Caravan embarks on a wild, playful ride with the freewheeling, free spirited style of “On The Pull”. Here the
Teddy Wender delivers a bluesy ode to the world with the emotionally charged “Peace Will Come”. Sung with such an
The masks we wear are not always visible. Chilean rock group, Aisles, thrusts the listener into a space of experimental
There is something both wonderfully retro’ yet brilliantly of the here-and-now about this great new track from Jeremy Parsons. Retro’
Nola Blue Records release guitarist Eric Johanson’s first Solo Album. Recorded “live-in-the-studio” in just three days, Eric Johanson guitarist, songwriter
A fiery passion races through Dana Crowe’s hard-rock tinged “Anchor In The Blue”. Her lyrics possess a sense of urgency
“My Worth” shows how good southern rock can be, with See Your Shadow kicking things up into high gear with
The rumbling of the bassline that first greets us in the first few moments of Nocturnal Animals’ new single “LHW”
308 Ghost Train goes for the heart and soul of rock and roll with “Bleed Over Me”. Everything about this
Cameron Nino gets the party started on the beautiful, blissed-out vibes of “Tropical”. Everything about the track radiates pure joy,
The band that comes immediately to mind when listening to Cyborg Asylum’s single “No Kingdom,” is Faith No More. This
Seven Crows’ “Two Swords” is a single drawn from the act’s album, Secrets Of Navigation. It’s an instrumental piece. Seven
Nied’s Hotel Band delivers a big bold bluesy sound on the highly personal “Sacred Land”. Lyrics are written with the
Clara sings with a smoky, sultry voice. Her single, “Down the Drain,” is a slow, melancholy post-breakup song. It’s most
Accidental President captures the zeitgeist on the powerful message of “Warrior Soul”. Through song, they capture the inherent exploitation of
Billy Ray Rock delivers a timeless classic funk sound on the playful “Get The Funk”. Everything about it stuns from
Lyia Meta delves into a dark, hard rock edged fury with the intense “We Are Lords”. Volume is a must