REVIEWS

Back and better than ever, Michael Capshaw – perhaps better known as California hip-hop king Cap – is tearing down […]

URL: https://francinehoney.com/ Glassy beats cascade from a patient drum kit, dotting the landscape that guides us into To Be Continued…, Francine

C-Rod offers a hot take on the coldness of break-ups with “The Break-up Tape”. With a flawless flow the whole

Romy Conzen goes for a funky fresh sound with “AIAIO”. An absolute joy of a track the happiness and optimism

The mastermind behind this new album is none other than the tenacious Fabp aka Fabpz The Freelancer with help from

With a nimble gallop, a lightly overdriven guitar comes driving out of the silence in “Sawtell,” the first track in

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/kamrynmarieofficial/ Anyone who has ever wondered how it could be possible to translate an emotion as difficult to describe

A chiming melody emits its charming glow from a distant piano in the opening bars of “Teddy Bear,” the new

Na Hoa goes for a blissful dreamy world with the beautiful “Leo Kama’aina”. Done with the greatest of ease, the

The musical elements that first strike one while listening to Fred Argir’s album Still Alive for the first time are

URL: https://tomproctorandthealisters.com/ Raucous drums come roaring into focus as we enter “In Hollywood,” the new single from critically acclaimed singer/songwriter

This will be my fifth article for the Swedish sensations known as Gibrish dating back to 2014. About four months

MoeDeLL plays with a painterly precision on the blissful beauty of “Porch”. Featuring a cinematic flourish, MoeDeLL proves to have

BANDCAMP: https://gotimeband.bandcamp.com/ Conveying raw emotions through visceral riffage and ripping vocals is what Go Time! do best, and they continue

CD BABY: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/laban3 Steamy beats come slipping through a wall of bass punctuated by an evasive electric guitar in the

After battling through health issues, WT keeps on trucking with axe in hand.  This is an assembly of classic blues

Moss Da Beast is coming out swingin’ on the hot, new single, “Professional”, with a little help from his friend

Olga Solar’s “Tulips” is a delightfully honest love song, of sorts. The song’s best bit is its wordless chorus of,

URL: www.caseyahern.com In these most trying of times, it’s nice to have a single or even a collection of songs

I’m hooked right out of the gates when I hit play on “Let’s Get Funky” by DEVI. This singer/songwriter/musician has

Echo-y piano introduces “Second Time” as a moody musical encounter. When Ferera Swan steps in, tears are falling down her

Pristine chords materialize in slow-motion, conjuring a decadent piano melody in their wake. Their existence isn’t synthesized, yet it isn’t

Empty Mirror explores the shadows on the dark loveliness of “The Mere”. Full of life, at times the sound recalls

“I Don’t Feel It” is a single from the album Fred Argir’s album, Still Alive. Argir is a real do-it-yourselfer,

Churning out the darkness comes a bright melody driven by the vocal of singer Iossa in the opening salvo of

You wouldn’t think this is a cover of the legendary Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks duet from the opening alone and when

Sam Levin delves into a beautiful tenderness with the powerful folk electronics of “Bookmark”. Highly ornate, the polished delivery recalls

Shadowfields’ “Awake” begins with a gypsy-like fiddle part, played over an echoing drum fill, before Heather Humphrey’s angelic vocals kick

Men stand half naked in a field, their pale white torsos superimposed within the frame of a camera lens. A

BANDCAMP: https://boxofmoxie.bandcamp.com/ Box of Moxie’s sixth studio effort Submission Admission, written by chief songwriter and vocalist Stephen Jacques and produced by

Julia King sings with a swinging, soulful passion on the incredible “Lover’s Lament”. Proving to be a deft storyteller, the

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/patrickdovalmusic/ The material on Patrick Doval’s newest full length release Broken, spanning eleven songs, deals with weighty themes and concerns,

Nothing junky at all about this new song from Indian-American singer/songwriter, Shreya Preeti, but quite the opposite. “Junkyard” is a

“Photo” is the title track to the Chrissie Romano Band’s album, and it’s all about how sensory stimuli can sometimes

I know I’ve said this before in the past but it’s damn true that ‘If it’s Love’ doesn’t even remotely

Roses & Cigarettes craft a rollicking good old rock n’roll spirit with the joyous “Echoes and Silence”. Effortlessly blending country,

Every day, people go to California for various reasons. One might go for the thrill that the great state has