REVIEWS

Davy Sage’s “Waiting For You” is the sound of celebration. With lyrics poetic in nature the songs explore the concept […]

Sarantos shows off his deep knowledge of deep house with the joyful dance grooves of “Perfection From Every Angle”. With

Blaza Duval’s “For The Glory” explores the innermost desire to succeed. With lyrics that emphasize accomplishment for oneself, the song

A glorious industrial grey churn defines the compelling and emotionally rich “Joys and Horrors of Broken Souls” showing off Rawzilk’s

Mark Baxter’s “Great Escape” opens the collection up on an airy, tropical note. Nicely mixing elements of indie rock with

The second of two new full length albums from Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee, known together as The Lowest

Style clashes and fusions often produce some of music’s most thrilling breakthroughs. Moon and Pollution is an impressive new duo

Mr. Envi’ shows off his impeccable flow with the flawless “Evryday Hustle”. Lyrics focus on the daily grind, on the

This single by Junk Parlor is definitely a keeper. For all of who are into Alternative-Americana and Indie-Rock music, or

Jonnie & Joy consists of Jonnie Rockwell (keyboards and backing vocals) and Joy Tolbert (lead vocals), two old-timers that were

Something Like Sound weaves together elements of rap, grunge, and folk into a flawless whole on “Mortails”. Impossible to pigeonhole

Full of heart and soul, Jordan Bennett’s “Outcasts and Untouchables” is a perfect kind of pop. With emotive vocals the

Gesso Mysticeyes creates an effortlessly stylish groove with “Love Vibrations”. Funky to its very core everything about “Love Vibrations” works

Tapping into rock n’ roll’s heart and soul, Bruce Lev’s “The Declaration of Independents” is pure fun. With a wide

Bucky Hayes and the The Commonwealth create a true classic with “100 Miles to Macon”. Sung with absolute honesty, “100

Charles Wright is a Mississippi boy, seasoned musician, with a musical career that spans over 50 years. I like this

Sung straight from the heart Michael Todd’s “Crashland” presents the best of Americana. “Crashland” serves as a series of short

Dwen’s sound is positively dominating. With a sense of celebration throughout the two pieces Dwen creates an undeniable sense of

Tinsley is another of the well traveled bluesmen. He’s shared the stage with numerous blues legends. This is his 19th

The Jelly Jam is made up of Ty Tabor (King’s X) on vocals, keys, and guitar, John Myung (Dream Theatre)

Jeff was definitely a solid force in the blues/rock field for quite a while before his untimely passing in 2008.

Eleanor Tallie’s Israeli upbringing and classical musical training isn’t the usual pedigree for a soul singer, but Tallie isn’t your

Sung straight from the heart, Jay Brown’s “Can’t Help But Wonder Disc 1” harkens back to the proud tradition of

Sasha’s Bloc Band is Alex Gershmann and features guest vocalists, Jane Monheit and Alvin Chea. Gershmann brings the airy feel

Angelic in tone is the grandeur of Cooper Philip’s “Silence”. Sung straight from the heart her vocal delivery is phenomenal

Ashley J, a lovely young lady out of Orlando, FL. She is not only a pretty face, but a black

With a strong sense of play Barbara Mamabolo’s “Hold Up” – (Bring It Down)” brings the funk. At times reminiscent

Defiant in tone is the rebellious, independent-minded sound of Natalie Jean’s “Please Don’t”. Cleverly framed in a tragic story, the

Sly and seductive, Natalie Jean’s “Now I See” offers a luxurious inviting sound, one perfect for the summer. With a

With a nice mixture of the blues and classic rock is the stylish sound of Topham McCarty’s “All Your Love”.

The duo of Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee, collectively known as The Lowest Pair, has followed an idiosyncratic path

Formed in 2012, the Los Angeles based big band Sasha’s Bloc has been wowing audiences worldwide with their own particular

Norwood’s “Notes To My Blood” is valentine to the downtrodden and wanderers of the world. All their strengths, all their

Lush and languid, Sarantos creates an introspective atmosphere with “Hero Falls”. Sensitive to its very core, “Hero Falls” explores what

With a true twee sensibility is the satisfyingly sweet sound of Marissa Lauren’s “Now & Forever EP”. Light and airy

With a sense of grandeur, Tehon’s “Burning Alive” is one that effortlessly weaves together elements of rap, hip-hop, and rock

The Bongo Boy Rock N’ Roll TV Show is proud to present the latest episode in their Rock N’ Roll

Sensitive and stylish, Karen Willough’s “World Without You” duet with Michael Jones is a brilliant beautiful song. Romantic to its

Rachael Sage returns to the music scene with her new album “Choreographic”. Sage is a talented vocalist and a well-seasoned

“MorIs Better: The Hangover” shows off J’Moris’s impressive lyrical flow and strong sense of storytelling. Throughout the collection J’Moris peppers