Off the back of two stellar summer singles and a plethora of press support, Nuala is delighted to announce the release of her EP Me & Me, out now. Set free and unbound by genre, Nuala’s versatility as an artist is her true strength. From the upbeat, yet lyrically pointed, opening single Split Down The Middle to the politically charged […]
Interview with A.S. Fanning – You Should Go Mad
Multi-instrumentalist A.S. Fanning – aka Stephen Fanning – returns with the release of his idiosyncratic new album You Should Go Mad, out now via Proper Octopus Records. Fanning combines gothic, psychedelic and folk-rock sensibilities on the album in order to create a sound that is richly resonant and eloquently dark. Title track and upcoming single […]
Interview with Dan Sumner – Let The Light In
Singer-songwriter Dan Sumner returns with the release of his poignant new single Let The Light In, out now via AWAL. Combining indie-rock and alt-folk sensibilities, the single is filled with sweeping guitar twangs and tranquil harmonies throughout. Dan’s impassioned baritone vocal soars effortlessly over the rich, textured soundscapes, feeling instantly reminiscent of the likes of […]
Munk Duane Delivers a Soulful, Tasty Jam with Sweet Tooth, Listen to the New Single
Boston Based recording artist, producer, film composer, and New England Music Award Winner (2019 Video of the Year, 2018 Male Performer of the Year) Munk Duane has delivered a soulful, smooth, funky single titled Sweet Tooth. Considering his sonic art has been used in a long (long) list of television and film productions such as The […]
Tu P Tackles Global Issues of Humanity Head On In New Album, Agenda Now Available
Australian Hip Hop artist Tu P first appeared on these pages in 2013 when he dropped his album Made of Jade. Tu P is back with a thoughtful, relevant, heartfelt album titled Agenda. Within the 20 songs that make up this powerful volume, Tu P tackles the gauntlet of issues currently facing humanity, our politics […]
Begin at Zero Are Back With Another Hard Rockin’ Album, Jam Death Duet Now!
Begin at Zero (BaZ) have had my support since they dropped their first album, Breathing Ash. Showing how big their balls are, the band sent that debut record to I Probably Hate Your Band. And not only did they submit it, they then embraced and fully publicized the scathing review that tore the album (and […]
Interview with Violent Vickie – Division
After being featured on EDM Joy, The Electricity Club, Discovering Bands, Radio Wigwam, and Fresh on the Net for her Music Video Serotonin and single Circle Square, Violent Vickie returns with her sophomore LP “Division“. Her first full length release since “Monster Alley” in 2013, Division is composed of songs that were started in 2014-16 and finished in 2019-20 after completing a Masters […]
Interview with Son of Stone
Son of Stone (SoS) shares the depth of his heart and delivers heart honest Seattle rock version 2.0 as away to get back in life again, fueled but scared by broken relationships, working too much and personal tragedies. SoS is a “silicon valley tech guy” (worked at/with ex Microsoft, Nokia, Apple, Google, Amazon, etc.) that […]
Interview with Michael Lyon
Michael Lyon’s love of music dates from early childhood in Arlington, Virginia, as his parent’s routine of awakening him for school included not an alarm clock, but rather songs from The Great American Songbook, booming from the household stereo at the crack of dawn. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Michael about his music, the challenges, the technology […]
Interview with Lauren Alex Hooper – Honest
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Lauren Alex Hooper about her music, the challenges, the technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) I’m originally […]
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