REVIEWS

The latest release from Miami born, Los Angeles based jazz vocalist/songwriter Carmen Lundy, Code Noir, continues her recent spate of […]

With a childlike sense of wonder is the fantastic surrealism of Jet Black Pearl’s “Flop”. Playful arrangements adorn the tender

Los Angeles has often been referred to as a city of transplants and The Spider Accomplice certainly fits that term.

Gina Roode sings a song of triumph and celebration on the jubilant “Half-A-Hallelujah”. Carried by her strong powerful voice the

Delivered with great fury is the passionate performance of Maps to the Hollywood Scars’ “Volume One”. The sound deserves to

“Never Give Up!” shows off Lee Williams’ mastery of the classic rock sound. Delivered with true heart and grit, the

Dario Black known to many to take the genres of EDM and pop, to create his own flare of the

The first EP release from Georgia native James Patrick Morgan, Art + Work = Love, is a formidable five song

Gar Francis gives Bob Dylan’s classic “Rainy Day Women #12 & 35” a nice hazy update. Featuring fuzz-out frantic guitar

The latest full length album from songwriter Jimmy Shannon, Better Now than Ever, marks a new creative high for this

  With a hushed reverence Danielea Castell celebrates the power of our mystical connection with water on the album “Thank

Wayne Olivieri’s career has saw him opening for some of the music world’s biggest names over the last three decades,

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