REVIEWS

With true grace and style, the Paula Boggs Band goes for a 70s-classic cool with “Benediction”. Nicely balancing pop, blues, […]

Pale Monsters go for a wild, unpredictable and colorful psychedelic sound on “All This Time We Wait”. Vocals have a

The Good Morning Nags releases their debut EP which hits the chartbusters within a very short span of time. Listen

Jon Worthy embraces a bright sunny indie rock sound with “Only a Dream”. Full of fire and passion the songs

No Alarms creates an instant classic with the driving rhythm of “Right is What’s Left”. Full of heart and soul

Marc White’s story is proof positive it pays to hold onto your dreams. Life has tossed a number of obstacles

Jarel Portman’s latest album, Supersonic, makes a massive hit on the chartbusters with its single released track, Runaway Blues. Influenced

Wild and carefree, A&L tap into an infectious pop confection with the joyous “Tell Me When It’s Over”. Full of

Ashley J is an up and coming artist with voluptuous looks and music which is full of great fluctuations of

Kenny Fame connects his music instantly with any music lover. That said, he has gone on to write and record

A virtual Renaissance lady of enormous talents, Kristy Love Brooks is more than merely a singer, songwriter, and musician. The

Lights and Bridges recalls a long-lost rustic folk vision with the blissful “Tears Of Gold”. Intimate to its very core

Matthew Carroll sings with a fiery passion on the lovely lyricism of “Left To Burn”. Narratives, vignettes of relationships, all

Craymo delves into an epic journey on the ornate “December Rain (Carol of Love)”. Lyrics employ a poetic sensibility while

Rev Peter Unger places his faith in a higher power with the tender spirituality of “Lord Guide Me Home”. Arrangements

Asha Pieper sings with a sense of passion and urgency on the timeless “Voices”. Sounding akin to an instant classic,

The Australian sensation is back with a music video that is out of this world!  Electronic Dance Music (EDM) is

Greg Harrison Band chooses a confident take on classic rock with the playful “As Long As We’re Dancin’”. With an

Alpha Mule represent the best of bluegrass with the warm inviting presence of “Peripheral Vision”. Every song feels akin to

On “Main & Lincoln” stop.drop.rewind tap into the best of pop punk. With infectious riffs and an unstoppable energy, the

It’s not often these days that you come across someone whose sound is just as genuine and sweet as the

Right Said Fred are probably one of the hardest acts to forget of the last two decades, with multiple hits

Jennifer Hope is out with a new acoustic EP called SINspirations, a dark and whimsical collection of songs featuring three

The Band of the Hawk offers a thoughtful take on the contentious political climate of the United States with “Dunno

Sarantos goes for an expansive anthem with the potent “Rock The Vibe”. Pop anchors the entire piece while Sarantos incorporates

Uncle Tadashi & the Boyz goes for a leisurely, pastoral quality with the soothing “Stay For Awhile”. Vocals display a

Conceptz employs a playful retro-referencing sound with “Break It Down”. Reminiscent of Jurassic 5’s highly articulate carefully considered flows, the

Dr. C & The Gris Gris nicely blend together the blues, garage rock, and country into a satisfying whole on

Theo Czuk has sported a number of identities during his life but artist remains among the most abiding. Czuk pursues

Rausch embraces an all-consuming, expansive scope on the theatrical fury of “Book II”. Effortlessly blending together metal, folk, classical, and

Myja crafts an instant classic on their timeless self-titled debut, a debut that possesses incredible hooks and life-affirming lyricism. Volume

Rayne Michael sings with a tenderness and passion on the heartfelt & soulful pop of “Baby I See”. With an

The group 10 Years consists of Brian Vodinh on guitar and background vocals, Jesse Hasek lead vocals, Kyle Mayer on

Nine Shrines consists of Andrew Baylis and Evan McKeever on guitar, Andrew Wetzel on drums, Chris Parketny on vocals, and

I have to say that this new album is perfect timing with the frigid, cold temperatures we’re experiencing here in

Swirl delves into a triumphant thankful spirit on the stellar rollicking world of “The Lift”. From the commanding vocals to

Noah Archangel & The Band of the Hawk are at it again pumping out tracks like madmen mercenaries as I’m

Zombie Garden Club goes for a meditative weird world with the surreal sound of “Animals”. Akin to a modern-day mantra,