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Ranzel X Kendrick sounds a little like Diamond David Lee Roth of Van Halen, in his gentler moments. Only this

Lyia Meta sings straight from the heart on the powerful “All My Love”. With a swirling gorgeous style, Lyia Meta

URL: https://drakejensen.ca/ You definitely hear Drake Jensen’s rock influences in the first single “Talk Me Down” from his fifth studio

Simmering out of the silence, a synthesizer crashes through the speakers like a cathartic tidal wave and oozes with epic

Charlie Christmas may be a new name to you. It reads like a holiday TV special character name, doesn’t it?

Charlie Christmas’ “Happy Day” is a, well, happy sounding song. It’s built upon a slightly jangling electric guitar part. Christmas’

A true sense of Americana filters through Frank Trousdell’s “Bushline Sniper” proving him to be a deeply compelling storyteller. Everything

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With a true sense of majesty, Gregorio Garza Jr crafts an impressive cinematic tour-de-force with the colossal “War of Ages”.

A bass comes creeping from the shadows and suddenly breaks open the floodgates on a heavenly harmony from none other

Heathcote Hill’s “Save The Ones You Love” begins with a melancholy, piano-driven groove. Lyrically, the song starts by questioning the

Woodfish’s “Damn Thing” is one funky slice of music. The trio’s nucleus is comprised of brothers Steve Kalorin, who plays

A luxurious sound wafts from the silky-smooth style of Emex’s “Hello” (ft. YCee). Truly lush, the piece draws from the

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A huge amount of energy flows through the hard-edged Pop Hip-Hop style of Farrah Frostt’s “Not In The Mood”. The

Heathcote Hill’s Save The Ones You Love album arrives at a time when frothy pop music rules the world. Radiohead

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Surreal melodies and beats that don’t back down are just a couple of the ingredients that Heather Fay tosses into

URL: https://www.charliemariemusic.com/ Like a wispy spring breeze, a soft and tender vocal from Charlie Marie slips out of our stereos

Surrealism has been finding its way into pop music on a more consistent basis since 2015, and we find its

Hardcore punk five-piece from Detroit containing ex-members of Tommy Gunn and current members of The Purps, Aggro Or Die and

Finding September hold nothing back with the fiery passion of “History”. Done with the utmost of style, Finding September incorporates

Fabpz the Freelancer recently performed at an Open Mic Live in New York City. Fabpz has always been one of

The song “Complicated” is built upon a – surprise, surprise – relatively simple arrangement. Even singing about complications can get,

Black and white drumming adorns a full-color bassline as we wander through the first couple of bars in “Mile High

This is now the third review I’ve done for this talented duo from Georgetown, TX and I know Tough On

Sarantos explores a painful personal subject with tremendous grace on the sunny “Bankruptcy”. Over the course of the piece Sarantos

Blistering blues guitar welcomes us into Project Grand Slam’s new LP PGS 7 on a high note, only to break

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The Magnetic South dispenses a unique blend of instrumental psychedelia and neo-progressive enigmas influenced by postmodernity in their exciting debut

Strands of feedback and acrylic white noise come slipping through the cracks of silence like transmissions from outer space as

Christa Deánā’s “Shine” begins gently, like a CeCe Winans gospel track. Deánā is also a Christian singer, but her songs

Woven Green is the name Jim and Ashley Cash have given their musical partnership. This pairing goes much deeper than

URL: https://www.caseyahern.com/ California country is given the celebration it deserves in Casey Ahern’s brand new EP He Was Summer, which was

They wowed us with such sizzlers as Railbirds, Broken Chord and Lo Fi Dreams, and now in their latest record West Towards South, Jeffrey Halford