Michael & Jennifer McLain – ‘Hit the Road and Go’
Michael and Jennifer McLain bonded, in a significant way, because of music. The husband and wife team have played music […]
Diverse Music Media For The Digital Age
Diverse Music Media For The Digital Age
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Michael and Jennifer McLain bonded, in a significant way, because of music. The husband and wife team have played music […]
Optimistic to its very core, Nicole Michelle’s “Listen” is a truly lovely piece of pop. Lyrics offer a glimpse in
Defiant and inspirational, KP Wolfe’s “Exodus” is pop at its most passionate. Arrangements reveal a true knack for form. Beats
Coral Creek’s self-titled debut is a triumphant take on the warm inviting spirit of bluegrass music. Nicely utilizing a loose,
Scott Smith’s “Down To Memphis” embodies the best of the country spirit. With a wild carefree spirit Scott Smith’s delivery
With a rollicking, rambunctious spirit, Joey Stuckey’s “Six String Soldier” is a true stunner. Over the course of the album
Tender and lovely, Brother Spellbinder’s “When The Earth Was Still Flat” is chamber pop at its most perfect. Possessing great
Susan Aquila’s “No Where” is a delightful romp through glam and hair rock. Downright infectious in nature this song deserves
On Madelyn Victoria’s debut EP she sings country with true grit. From the slide guitar to the tender fiddle work,
With a blistering performance, Lucid Dream’s “The Stonehunter” is epic in scope. Guitar work soars into the sky, showing off
A much praised semi-finalist in one of the recent seasons of American Idol, Brielle Von Hugel’s single “Naked” solidifies the
The future is past and the past is our future. Our musical world might have progressed from acoustic instruments into
The Gothard Sisters are truly a beautiful anomaly in our modern musical world. This Celtic music themed three piece have
Atlanta based singer/songwriter and performer James Patrick Morgan’s single “Expected” from the forthcoming EP Art + Work = Love reminds
The first single from the Uncle Frank Band’s album Love Lion finds Frank, one third of the popular band the
The haunted landscape of the Deep South is the world that, in a major part, gave birth to Jordan Burchel’s
Sung with passion and an anxiety reminiscent of the Talking Heads, Telamor’s “Good Bad Love” is a pure joy. The
Absoloot displays an impressive mastery of flow and lyrical might on the luxurious “Man on Fire”. Effortlessly combining elements of
Strong, spirited, and imbued with a strong sense of purpose, Chris Nauman’s “We Stand Our Ground” is a powerful unforgettable
Tali Dennerstein’s angelic voice and masterful arrangements are an absolute joy. Her ability to strike a balance between the passionate
I know a lot of people who don’t even like holiday tunes. They dislike the hackneyed, clichéd invocations of emotion,
Jemima James, thanks to some unexpected turns of fate, is able to follow up her debut album At Longview Farm
Magic Music’s debut album comes forty years after the band first formed. The talented unit first constituted in 1969 failed
Charity Ekeke’s “She” radiates with hope and light. These joyous arrangements work wonders. Effortlessly bringing together tender melodies, jubilant infectious
Prodigies are always impressive to encounter. There are some who come to talent from a long process of practice and
Ricardo Alves’ full length ambient album Hope is an evocative fourteen track effort. Despite the fact that it is instrumental,
Christine Saadé’s foray into dance pop on her new single “Get Together” features the talents of DJ/producer Twisted Dee and
Professor B and the Army of Love create a perfect mellow atmosphere in the chilled-out vibes of “Tough Times”. Lyrics
The Milwaukee based four piece RedBelt seamlessly blends together a number of musical styles into an unique brew. Alternative rock,
Coming off the heels of a remarkable string of recording successes, Martin X. Petz emerges again with a new release
Christina Rubino’s “Godspeed and Guns” shows off her impeccable storytelling abilities. Over the course of the song she creates a
With a strong sense of play, the Other Life’s “Happiness” harks back to the halcyon days of early house. Layer
San Francisco based singer/songwriter Django Mack has drawn praise from virtually every quarter for his deft mix of traditional Americana
Great granddaughter of noted American spiritualist William James and great grand-niece of American novelist Henry James, Jemima James certainly has
The first single from Kelly McGrath’s pending fourth studio release, “You and Me Today”, continues the ongoing blossoming that McGrath’s
One of the most important genre-crossing talents in the hip hop scene for some years now, Souleye has earned a
Morgan Wilson’s “Fine” is poetic in its poignancy. Lyrically the song explores the sadness that can befall the end of
The debut full-length release from keyboardist and songwriter John Hickman, Remnants, is an eclectic collection of twelve songs with a
“Crank Up the Rock n Roll” shows off the undeniable chops that Lee Williams possesses in spades. Downright physical in
Delivered with a sense of urgency, Fallen Asunder’s self-titled album is a cinematic sweeping work. Fallen Asunder screams out to