REVIEWS

Out of Minneapolis, Minnasota comes enigmatic artist Austin Carson, better known as YYY, with a new spin on one of […]

Flatt Lonesome’s fourth album Silence in These Walls continues the winning streak for this six piece Americana act specializing in

Brutal in its aural assault on the senses, Boy Eats Girl takes an intensely emotionally style with the powerful “Zugszwang”.

  Kevin Fisher a multi-talented Multi-Platinum rock / country artist and pure genius or shall we say Guinness has pulled

Lee Roy is the Texas music legend associated with country music that grew up playing rock and roll. This release

Monsieur Job’s first release; “Chow Chow Eyyy Pow Pow” is a project created and led by Basswalk Latino’s executive head;

This release is a blues tribute of sorts, covering classic blues tunes originally delivered by Willie Dixon, Leon Russell, Booker

Running is a song that begins soft and gradually picks up. In this way the song itself seems to be

The twelve songs on Gina Clowes’ solo debut True Colors testify to her talents within the bluegrass realm as well

Donna Ulisse’s new release from Mountain Home Music Company, Breakin’ Easy, features a dozen songs from the reigning IBMA Songwriter

Magnificent Man is a wildly inventive, wacky musical circus. Hailing from small town Midwestern America, his story is almost archetypically

Russell Lee represents the power of country music on the classic “Meant to Be”. With a warm, welcoming message that

Willy and the Planks plays with a psychedelic bluesy grit with their heartfelt self-titled effort. Sung with such fury, the

Channel K creates decadent pop perfection with an edge on the confident swagger of “Super Queen”. Exploring the importance of

Kenny Fame takes creative music to new heights with his new experimental venture ‘Another Man’s Woman (I Don’t Wanna Lose

Scott Smith delivers a blistering, bluesy take on the classic rock sound with the surefire “Igniting The Flame”. Neatly drawing

Stone Mob goes for a wild unhinged attitude on “Guaranteed (Betty)”. Volume deserves to be blasted for this is a

San Diego, California based Trevor Drury has experienced considerable success in a couple of different worlds. The environment of the

Mama Juke’s debut album, is not your typical album release but a live album release titled “Mama Juke Live At

Listening to this Mixtape made me think back to the Golden Age of Rap/Hip-Hop when things were simpler and the

Shauna Burns brings back the magic of classical ballad with her new single release, ‘Scarborough Fair.’ Listen and enjoy the

Portsmouth, England native Ben Brookes is out with a new single called “Integration (Not Segregation)”. As you can imagine, it’s

Putting the spotlight directly on the wonderful genre of Reggae, Robert Ledesma looks to make a big impact and take

Drive On Mak opts for a classic cool on the laid-back atmospherics of the “Babylon EP”. Featuring loose and limber

The Commotions, given the choice between going big or staying home, choose to go big. The Ottawa based band features

  The new single from California based five piece “Shake, Rattle, & Roll” is a surging, raucous guitar driven rocker

Laura Rizzotto sculpts a perfect pop track full of passion on the giddy “Red Flags”. Exploring the importance of reading

You need to pay attention to this song. If you just let the chorus breeze past, you might think Mark

The new remix of Kanisha K’s “Oh Damn Yeah” is a single certain to send the young singer’s career into

Sarantos dives headfirst into an eclectic energy with the playful pop of “GYspy JaZZ”. From the spelling to the arrangement

Fire in the Field fires forward with fury on the raging classic punk rock ruckus of “War Bonnet”. Riffs burn

Fox In Oil opts for a technicolor dream world on the pop perfection of “Madness”. Quite creative the song runs

Country duo, Stranger Friends, combine country and rock together with a sophistication all but lost on most of today’s fans.

Flotation Toy Warning’s second full length album finds the UK based band employing their same wildly individual blend of traditional

Indie/Groove Guitar enthusiast Joe Olnick and his band are back again and continue to deliver amazing guitar instrumentals in their

I’m sure you’ve contemplated that pesky and complex question “What is the meaning of life?” over and over in your

Everybody Move is an inspirational song about finding joy in life even if that joy is hard to find. The

Indie rock group Strange Theories from Louisiana takes their influences from such acts as Kings Of Leon, The 1975, Arctic

  The Jay Kipps Band go for a tried and true gritty style on the swagger of “Rotten Apple Blues”.