Swirl – The Lift
Swirl are experienced hands in the hard rock game who, arguably, are reaching their peak as musical unit finally having […]
CD and DVD reviews
Swirl are experienced hands in the hard rock game who, arguably, are reaching their peak as musical unit finally having […]
Giovanna McDanel created a mixed tape when she was a little girl of, soothing songs and lullabies from various movies.
The EP release Satisfied from singer/songwriter Ashley J represents one of the most formidable short form recordings to emerge from
”Satisfied EP”, the latest music album of Ashley J shows her remarkable evolution from a budding talented recording artist to
The Steve Gadd band, headlined by the legendary drummer, is out with their fourth self-titled album on March 23rd. An
The brother-duo of Conceptz has a number of release, conventional and otherwise, in their growing discography and their latest single
Madam West began its artistic life as a synth pop duo but has since evolved into a quintet who blends
The six song collection In Itinere from New York City based five piece The Chordaes is the second studio
Forrest Hill is a indie/folk rock artist who has recently completed his latest album called Shadowlight. Hill is a well-traveled
A native of Turkey, Demir Demirkan’s musical upbringing naturally assumed a much different trajectory than experienced by his American or
Tom Vicario offers an inviting galloping rhythm with the powerful “Baby Let’s Go”. With a sense of tenderness, the lyrics
This year, Fraction and Finsta, the famed rap artists, have introduced a new cut to the world of Hip-Hop through
Nick Lamb’s playful pop confection of “Gettin’ High Off You” embraces a raw, garage rock sort of style. Volume rules
Intensely personal experiences power the nine songs on Noble Son’s first full length release Joy In Violence and the collaborative
The famous singer and songwriter, Elliot Schneider, has been glorifying the world of music for many years, compared to his
Happy Curmudgeons have stepped their feet in the world of classic rock on December 1, 2017, with the release of
Listen and enjoy to the brand new hip hop track CH@O! by The Band of the Hawk. By the ending
Sex, Hip Hop, Rap, have been buddies for a long time, as many rap songs reflect their hand in hand
Blue Helix’s “Anti-Social Butterfly” goes for a pummeling, hard rock sound. With a defiant, swinging rhythm the song possesses a
Greg Koch does the guitar work, Dylan Koch the drums, as they team up with keyboardist Toby Lee Marshall, on
Pop perfection pours out of Meelow’s “Humans”. Sung with the utmost of passion, Meelow creates a thought-provoking track that embraces
Unfurling like a story about a favorite friend, Mark Rogers makes “Rearranged” teem with life and goodwill. Americana, country, rock
Marco Raes goes for a tender tale with the intimate “I Drive Alone”. Lyrics have a nimbleness to them while
Annamaria comes from the NYC music scene to the world without hesitating to make an everlasting impression, with her single
Sterling Ball and his longtime musical associates John Ferraro and Jim Cox have put together a CD of rock/pop classics.
City of the Weak offer up a perfect rendition of Incubus’s “Pardon Me”. With a truly original take on the
Portrait of a Nightmare delves into a world of distortion and destruction with the raw visceral “Dirtier You, Dirtier Me”.
Jiggley Jones isn’t supposed to be here. It’s 2018 and the wheeler dealers of mainstream music are well into their
I The Fire presents their new album Disable The Ego. Listen , enjoy and disable your ego. Does ego block
Billy Swayze goes for a passionate sound with the powerful anthem of “Got A Hold”. The song deserves to be
New Zealand native Robin Kelly’s fifth album release, Orewa Heartbeat, is another offering from a singer/songwriter and musician unafraid to
Beca embraces a late night EDM spirit with the slick minimalism of “In Deep Love”. Vocals rest at the heart
Exotik Robotz explores a moody chamber pop on the beautiful “Tears in the Rain”. Stylistically Exotik Robotz incorporates elements of
Soulful to its core, Sarantos delves into the ups and downs of relationships with the powerful “Sweet As Sugar”. Everything
The origins of the alternative hip hop act Little Stranger begin in Philadelphia, but they’ve built a passionate and growing
RAR’s “Worried About You” goes for a summery R&B style with fresh passionate vocals from J. Burney. Crisp beats add
Reverend Peter Unger is out with a new song called “Blood On Our Hands”, a chilling response to the Parkland
Listen and enjoy how Rob Larkin & The Wayward Ones amaze the audience with their song Long Time Gone from
Monsieur Jobs’ debut single “Chow Chow eyyy Pow Pow” is a revelatory musical synthesis from an outfit culling their lineup
Luanne Hunt & Steven Bankey taps into a homespun country charm with the passionate “Lightning In A Bottle”. Sung with