REVIEWS

Last month I was first introduced to the man who calls himself Fabp aka Fabpz the Freelancer when I reviewed

Notes tumble out of the stereo speaker like cascading teardrops on a clear piece of glass. The reverberation is so

If you’ve been following pop music lately, then you’re more than likely familiar with what has become the biggest and

It’s easy to warm up to Norm Brunet’s conversational singing style throughout It Don’t Get Much Better Than This. Although

If you’ve been following country music’s vibrant underground lately, then it’s quite possible that you’ve come into contact with the

Have you ever been to Arkansas before?  If the answer to the question is a simple “No,” then some kind

Sarantos explores the ups and downs of relationships on the soulful “Your Empty Chair”. Going for a soothing, cyclical rhythm

There’s a familiarity to certain sounds and musical notes no matter when or in what context we hear them. That’s

As soon as I hit Play, I knew right away I was in store for something wildly unique and out

It’s a little tough to reconcile Randy Forte’s Americana sounds with his influences, which include a whole lot of progressive

Miles Maxwell is a band without anybody named Miles Maxwell in it. Instead, it’s led by singer/guitarist Miles Baltrusaitis (there’s

Luke Spehar’s “The Farmer” is a pretty, soft, finger-picked tune. It comes from the album The Pilgrim. This single plays

Roseanna Vitro’s “Tell Me The Truth” delves into an urbane, lush jazz arrangement. Vocals have a thoughtful quality, polished to

Esteban Alvarez continues to shine the brightest light he can muster on Latin crossover pop with his latest single, “Has

Tim Hindmon’s “A Musician” burns with steady emotive heat from the first and entertains listeners with a melodic, yet lyrically

Rev Peter Unger delves into a sound reminiscent of James Taylor’s patient soothing 70s work with the quietly joyful “An

Morrison-Kincannon is the duo of Norman Morrison and Terry Kincannon. Upon first listen, these songs sound like loving throwbacks to

This one I was particularly happy to review and hear because finally we have a young artist who is embracing

Pulsing beats introduces the giddy energy of Anthems For Autumn’s “Feel Me”. Sultry vocals come into the mix further adding

Have you ever travelled to the Northeast portions of the United States of America and realized that some 400 years

Audrey Borzykin and Alexandra “Sasha” Razumova were lifelong fans of Linkin Park, which is why they recorded a cover of

Born of blue collar roots in the Steel City and raised with a love for music that drives him to

“Maybe I’m Weirdo” kicks off Trio Volume 1 with a distinctive flair you won’t hear from many bands, iconic or

It’s a sad state of affairs, but the reality is that the bulk of musicians that control the realm of

Brooklyn’s own Ben Rice is no stranger to the music industry. For a long time now, he’s been cultivating his

A soothing wash of sound defines Erik Scott’s lovely ambient bliss of “A Trick of the Wind”. Done with such

The oOhz delves into a raw psychedelic sound with the spirited “Truck Stop”. Featuring ramshackle rhythms and existing purely in

The guitar crunch powering Jonathon Zemek’s “Everything Will Change” may be unexpected out of the traditionally country rock enclave of

Brian Grilli, a name you probably know from opening for bands like Florida Georgia Line, Styx, Thomas Rhett, and Cheap

A churning sensation. Ribbons of sound envelop us in their stringy saturation. We’re staring deep into the darkness and it

Leon Robinson, actor best known for his role as the late singer David Ruffin, from the TV Movie series titled

Mr. Envi’ goes for a flawless flow offering stories of a life lived to the fullest on “Tha 40oz (EP)”.

A truly spellbinding procession takes shape on Peter Calandra’s lovely “Carpe Noctem”. Existing as if purely in a dream the

The first song that comes to mind, once Mr. MooQ’s “Dreaming in Color” starts playing, is Hall & Oates’ “One

Reviewing Fabp aka Fabz the Freelancer’s Dirty Little Communications, is a challenge. This is because positive criticism doesn’t come easy.

On her single “You’re in My Head,” Naomi K sings, “To you I say don’t stop belivin’,” which suggests that