Oakland garage rockers Night Herons have delivered their second album, Relevant Noise. Much like a bird enjoying it’s bird’s eye view, Night Herons deliver raw, honest observations about life as it unfolds. Channeling these observations into guitar driven, substance packed songs as opposed, to say, writing a novel; the band provides an enlightening soundscape which […]
Leah Capelle’s New Single, Docs, Serves As A Catalyst For Conquering Insecurity
If you haven’t figured it out by now, we’re supporters of Leah Capelle who is back with yet another potent alt-rockin’ single which explores and overcomes materialist founded insecurities. The title is Docs. In Leah’s words, In reality, all my false attempts at being “okay” made the matter worse. When I was younger, I had […]
Kate Tucker Recounts Forgotten Tales of History, Creates VR Experience with New Single In Your Arms
On May 31, 1921 in Tulsa, Oklahoma something happened in an elevator that would spark a violent race riot in one of the most affluent black communities that existed in this country during that time. In the course of 24 hours, 35 city blocks turned to ash, 800 people injured, 300 dead, the interment of […]
The Federal Empire Celebrate The Independent Struggle In Anthemic New Single, Glory Days
The Federal Empire have released an anthemic, larger than life new single, Glory Days, which talks about the realities of the independent struggle with a potent sound bed of electronic infused alt-rock awesomesauce. Driven by gritty electronics, beautifully distorted guitars, adrenaline pumping stomps, and an infectious, unforgettable hook, Glory Days is the perfect anthem for […]
Two Step To The Smooth Sounds of Ginger Root
After finding themselves on the Spotify Fresh Finds playlist, Ginger Root have arrived with the visual treatment to their infectious single Two Step. With a killer sounding electric piano, perfectly toned guitars, smooth vibes, a retro aesthetic and smooth, body swaying groove, Two Step is guaranteed to hook you on the sounds of Ginger Root. […]
Interview with Thom Joseph – Helga Estby
The true, yet widely unknown, 1896 American folk story of Helga Estby is one of a courageous woman that takes on, literally, the United States. Her tale is of immense courage, willpower, and love for one’s family. In 1896, Helga Estby set out on a journey on foot from Spokane WA to New York City […]
Interview with Benny Turner
In this interview spotlight, we chat with music veteran Benny Turner about influences, history, changes in the music industry over the past 60 years and much more. Full Q&A along with links and streams below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing […]
Interview with Sunny Nam – Jacob’s Well Mastering Studio
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Sunny Nam of Jacob’s Well Mastering Studio based in New Hampshire. We discuss influences, stylistic preferences, challenges and much more. Full Q&A along with links below. Where are you from and what style of music do you prefer to work with? I studied music composition and music theory […]
Interview with KERL – Red Lips
In this interview spotlight, we chat with KERL about influences, the latest project Red Lips, challenges and more. KERL creates electronic dance music with odd twists and a healthy injection of humor. Full Q&A along with links and streams below. KERL >>> Red Lips (Electro/Pop/Dance) (Album) by KERL Where are you from and what style […]
Interview with Is This Really Me
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Finland based Is This Really Me about influences, challenges, their latest project and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams available below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? Is This Really Me is a folk pop band from Helsinki (Finland). Our […]
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