REVIEWS

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

Bob Dylan, if you have not heard of this namesake before, then as of right now, you have, because Bob

Pittsburgh born D Clak’s music speaks about life on the streets of a major American city in an idiosyncratic way

Shallow Side’s “One” is a fiery tour de force of rock at its most anthemic. Deserving to be absolutely blasted

The PondHawks delve into a classic psychedelic pop sound on the spirited “Blue Light”. Attention to detail is of the

Bongo Boy Rock n Roll TV Show series Season 6 episode 1 “Chosen” airing January 2017 on National TV across

  Stephen Wrench has done it all in a long musical career that’s seen him work with a wildly diverse

Sung with true passion, IVANNA’s “Leaving Town” is a defiant, exuberant album. Vocals soar above tapping into a sense of

April Martin offers a fresh lovely take on the singer-songwriter tradition with the folk-infused loveliness of “In the Blink of

The Gods Themselves, a three piece from the Pacific Northwest, have been involved in the area’s music scene since the

Texas-bred John Wesley Coleman, a self-identified “trash poet”, has tirelessly worked at building a reputation for himself as one of

South Dakota native Andriana Lehr moves the goalposts with her second album Artifacts. Influenced by songwriters as diverse as Brandi

Sung with pure passion is the emotionally moving metal of A Cunning Man’s “Practical Applications of Theurgy”. Everything simply works

Sung with true gentleness is Savannah Philyaw’s tender love ballad “Love Remains”. With a delicate arrangement, the way the song

2016 has been an insanely productive year for musician, songwriter, and singer Chris Murphy. He released two full length studio

The recent release from Brad Absher & Swamp Royale, Lucky Dog, contains a dozen songs that bring listeners back to

Detroit born and bred singer, songwriter, and guitarist Trey Connor began performing publicly at the age of thirteen and debuted

Texans from the city known as Screwston best known as Houston, had 3 young brothers come together to create a

Delilah Latina Princess’s “Party Till We Drop” is the sound of a wild rambunctious celebration that never stops. The sound

The seventh album from Erica Sunshine Lee, Elixir, is another scintillating entry in the Georgia-born singer/songwriter’s growing catalog of Deep

With a summery 80s vibe is the Mayve’s joyful and jubilant “Motion”. Choruses are positively infectious as the songs unfold

Inspirational to its very core is the sunny message of Ronnie Allman Jr’s “Rise Up”. Downright infectious the song a

Maudie Michelle and Jimmie Maneuva, otherwise known as StonerPop, are an electro pop duo hailing from the Deep South whose

JahkR’s “Catharsis” is EDM at its absolute best. With a cinematic scope the beats positively slam. Everything feels large scale

Sounding akin to a modern take on Nico’s regal performance, turn turnQuoise’s “StormBrides” is an elegant timeless collection. Over the

Starting things off on a high-energy note is Esquille’s infectious dance anthem “Sweet Harmony Feat. Keisha Renee”. Esquille’s song deserves

In the larger scheme of things, the Washington D.C./Baltimore based Big Tribe is every bit as much of a musical

Annie Savage’s band The Savage Hearts has a broadly defined mission. The five piece based out of Colorado plays traditional

Defiant and self-assured, Sira Mayo’s “Rebellious” is an anthem for the outcast. With bouncy beats dominating the proceedings, the album

If James Burton showed up, it should be all the convincing you need. The inclusion of a number of former