Not that long ago, I featured Nashville based Jeremy Parson’s latest album Things I Need To Say (opens in new tab). Jeremy is back with his visual treatment for Why Is The Bluebird Blue, one of those well-crafted songs off his recent project. Why Is The Bluebird Blue is a catchy yet somber tune. The […]
Phillip Broussard Arrives With Acoustic-Driven, Bluesy-Pop Project, Wavelength Now Available
It wasn’t that long ago we featured Phillip Broussard’s single Just Wanna Believe. Phillip is back and this time he has his 5-track EP, Wavelength. Discovering music early in life when his father first brought home a guitar. His father’s plan was to learn to play guitar himself but he soon discovered Phillip picking it […]
Clayton Morgan Shares His Taste For Love On Smooth, Soulful R&B Single
Clayton Morgan (son of Eddie Daniels of The Four Sonics) has arrived with a smooth, soulful, romance-inducing R&B jam titled Taste For Love. Originally from Detroit but now in Dallas, Clayton has known since his youth that music was and always would be a huge part of his life. Considering the impact The Four Sonics […]
Interview with Liam Golder – Silent Machines and Mighty Eighty
Silent Machines and Mighty Eighty are unique rock and acoustic acts by Liam Golder influenced by David Bowie, Radiohead, Depeche Mode, Pink Floyd, The Clash, The Smashing Pumpkings, and Billy Idol and more. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Liam about his music, his latest project, challenges, motivations and more. Full Q&A along with […]
Interview with Decreek – The Circle
LA-based rocker Decreek has announced the release of his brand new video for “The Circle”, the first single off his upcoming album My Story. The video gives us surreal vibes and depicts the singer carving a whole in the universe to come face to face with his future self. Native Israeli Guy Johnson first turned […]
Interview with Stanley Rose
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Stanley Rose about his music, challenges, motivations 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 from Long Island, […]
Suki Rae and Company Rejuvenate Spirits With Soothing Blend of Sounds, Can’t Stop Now Is Available
With twenty five years of international performance experience under her belt, Suki Rae (singer/songwriter/flutist) knows a little about the power of music to connect with audiences, its power to lift spirits, and its ability to connect people. Her two decades of experience come with a long list of acquired accolades and accomplishments. Suki Rae has […]
Folktronika Schmolkfonika… This is THE Coolest Album I Have Heard in 2018, Metaspion Seamlessly Melds Electronic, Rock and Scandinavian Folk
When your brain first tries to conceive of the sounds that would emanate from a project labeled as a mix of electronic dance and Scandinavian folk, you might draw a blank. However, Morten Richter aka Metaspion will leave you thinking he’s been making this music his entire career. Folktronika Schmolkfonika, available soon (June 8th, 2018), […]
N E U R O T I X Take It Back To Grunge Foundation With New Single Loser, More Music Coming Soon
Chicago based musician, singer and songwriter Dom Tonozzi had let music rest on the back burner for the better part of a decade when he woke one morning ready to start a band. As if the stars had aligned, he reached to drummer Dave Reisig who had crossed paths with previously when searching for drum […]
Annie Fitzgerald Arrives With Smooth, Folk-Pop-Rockin’ Vibes On New Album, You & Me & The Sun
Singer, songwriter and noted artist to watch by the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Annie Fitzgerald has arrived with her latest folk rockin’ album, You & Me & The Sun. With songs ranging on the folk spectrum from the more folk pop-ish Be Like A Tree to the blues-infused, folk rock tune Black & Blue, Annie […]
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