REVIEWS

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

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,

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

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

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

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

Charity Ekeke’s “She” radiates with hope and light. These joyous arrangements work wonders. Effortlessly bringing together tender melodies, jubilant infectious