The roots of Doralice begin in the Mission District of San Francisco. Inspired by acoustic heroes, Bela Fleck and Chris Thile, members Yates Brown and Rima Ash definitely have a hand in modern Americana music. What makes the duo so special is how they weave together sounds from around the world. Spanish, tango, gypsy jazz, […]
Resilient Resonate Honest, Cathartic Fizzylifting Grunge Pop, How To Peach Now Available
Philly based, femme driven fizzylifting grungepop rockers Resilient deliver catchy, fist pumping, emotion evoking, honest music with How To Peach. As much discovery and exploration as it is release and therapy, Resilient‘s music is a passionate portrayal of a group of women bonded by testing life experiences. The fact that the band’s formation was accidental […]
Paul Maged Releases First In A Trilogy of EPs, Light Years Away
Singer/songwriter and comedic spirit Paul Maged has been known to release socially conscious, politically aware music from a place of rage and frustration but his newest project, Light Years Away, takes a more light-hearted approach and is the first in a trilogy of EPs where Paul continues to explore and expand his songwriting. -We’ve featured […]
Songs from the Suck, Chattanooga Maestro and Storyteller Randy Steele Releases Solo Album
Chattanooga’s Randy Steele, also the frontman of award winning band Slim Pickins, traveled to Muscle Shoals to record his more eclectic spin on traditional bluegrass as well as exercise his growth as a songwriter resulting in the latest solo album Songs from the Suck. About the album title (which definitely grabs your attention), Randy states, […]
Interview with Beckwith JP
In this interview spotlight, we chat with singer/songwriter Beckwith JP about influences, challenges, the latest project and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams below. What led you down this path of music and what motivates you to stay the course? I didn’t like the direction, new sound and lack of substance in the […]
Interview with Kid Cupid – Easy
Following the success of previous singles Blue Moon and Siren, London-based Kid Cupid have now released a captivating new single, Easy. Delving into the harsh realities of addiction and the internal conflicts of self-destruction, Easy juxtaposes a sense of fragility with blissful electro-pop sounds. Fusing together throbbing, pulsating beats and glitchy electronic hooks with sweeping […]
Interview with Lasse Matthiessen – When We Collided
Having been writing songs since he was a child, Danish songwriter and musician Lasse Matthiessen will release his new EP When We Collided on 10th November 2017. A collection of elevated and bittersweet symphonies, the EP profoundly explores different themes through Matthiessen’s touching and sincere songwriting style. Filled with rich lyrical storytelling, each track oozes […]
Interview with Benjamin Yellowitz – Erase You
Benjamin Yellowitz returns with his latest track Erase You, out now via BYz Records. Erase You is a diverse track both in it’s influences and style. The result is a dark, atmospheric offering that removes Yellowitz from the usual singer songwriter format. The track is a not your usual break-up song, with Yellowitz stating that […]
Interview with Circumnavigate – Secret
Dream-folk quartet Circumnavigate are due to release their captivating debut album, When Worlds Collide, on December 14th (2017). The album is a collection of honest songs about finding connections, love and community with people from different backgrounds, cultures and countries. Each track on the album is filled with cinematic soundscapes akin to the likes on […]
The Magic Lantern Interview – Holding Hands
Holding Hands was written during a moment of desperation, Jamie having traveled half way across the world only to run out of road. Strung out and alone, he found himself writing this song for the true love he hoped to meet, as much an act of faith in their existence as a beacon to guide […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 219
- 220
- 221
- 222
- 223
- …
- 543
- Next Page »
