REVIEWS

Intrinsic Nature’s music is the product of Milo Keysington’s extensive experience as a musician and his singular creative vision for […]

Sambadi Majumder’s “Unseen and Beyond” is metal at its most malicious. Featuring astounding shredding and brutal percussion, the songs deserve

Sounding like a long-lost late 80s darkwave band, Race to Neptune’s “Oh Contraire” is an absolute blast. Volume is a

Daphne Willis creates downright decadent pop confections on “Freaks Like Me”. Neatly bringing together jazz, RnB, with a hint of

Sarantos delivers a passionate, romantic work on the defiant spirit of “We Kiss In The Shadows”. Downright glorious, this song

The second album from Michigan native and Minneapolis based singer/songwriter Matt Hannah, Dreamland, further elaborates on the enormous talent and

Delivering a soulful piece is Jim Labos’ opening “The Blues Never Die”. From the organ to the nimble guitar, everything

Maiah Wynne’s “Lights and Shadows” displays a phenomenal range from the darkest of shadows to the brightest light. Stylistically Maiah

The crucial third and fourth albums. People like to trumpet the all-consuming importance of sophomore albums and they have a

Self described as “high powered rock with an Irish heart”, the four piece Emish stands as one of the most

It’s difficult to imagine how the luscious blues-soaked yowl of Angie Bruyere’s voice hailing from upstate New York, but this

Michel Griffin treats Bob Dylan’s vast body of work with the utmost of care on the tender “Feel my Love:

Fiery passionate reigns supreme on Amery Rey Tuesta’s “Latinoameryca”. Tapping into classic rock’s strong and steady roots, the songs are

This is a star-making moment. Doc La’s single “Look What They Did” is charting in Billboard at a number four

Sung with a sense of intimacy Mark Reitenga’s “Unsung” rings with truth. Over the course of the collection Mark Reitenga

New Age is a type of genre, that has been heard of but maybe only heard once or twice for

With a furious fiery attitude Dave’s Neck “The Girl with the Neck Tattoo” goes for the jugular. Colossal in scope

Sunny and optimistic Charles Parker’s “Bring Back the Sun” is an absolute delightful. Offering the best of alternative rock the

Tripp Denom’s “Coupe Life” glides by on chill vibes. With an all-encompassing lush sound the arrangement feels perfect. Percussion hits

The second full length album from Nick Black, Deep Blue, is a ten song collection following up his 2012 debut

A veteran’s touch is always distinctive. There’s a certainty and understated swagger surrounding their songwriting that never beats its chest

Brian Lee Robinson sings the tried and truest of country on the Americana blues of “The Texas Side Of Nashville”.

Passionate and pure, Satellite Gods creates compelling finely crafted stories on the adventurous “Marker 7-58”. Lyrics rest front and center

The latest single from Jonathan Cavier’s album Premier, “Comes a Moment”, delivers another musically and lyrically satisfying platter for listeners.

Hailing from the Binghamton, New York area, Poetically Contagious formed in the early months of 2010 as a performance group

Delivered with the utmost of passion is the spirited performance of West of Mabou’s self-titled album. With a distinctly Celtic

Fellow American creates a bright summery sound with the optimistic pop of “From Me to Shore”. Sung with a sense

Rev Peter Unger’s “Love Is What I’ll Do” is an uplifting love ballad full of joy and wonder with the

Positively giddy with energy is the EDM remix of Natalie Jean’s “Red Room”. The remix keeps Natalie Jean’s sultry vocals

Sung with true love and compassion is the spirited performance of JAnthony’s “It’s Official”. Offering a nice mixture of R&B,

Quinn Hedges delivers an ornate arrangement of chamber pop on the cautiously optimistic “Slightly South of Stormy Clouds”. Instrumentations glistens