Singer/songwriter Rob Ashley has one of the most appropriate titles for a first solo album I have yet to see… Premiere. Farewell. Taking into consideration his history and how the songs on the album came together, that album title finds even more profundity. After nearly 30 years in the New England music scene working on […]
Bud Collins Trio Delivers Atmospheric Pop Rock Vibes on New Album, No 5uch Th1ng
The formation of the Bud Collins Trio is a bit of a debatable topic. Some say they came together in the ’70s. Some say the ’80s. Some don’t really care. All they know is the Trio’s sonic prowess has been stimulating their senses for decades. Spawning from the Northeastern US, their early days were spent […]
Turn The Volume Up Loud, Dirty Dollars Goes Hard On New Single
Southeast Georgia based Hip Hop artist Dirty Dollars has delivered a hard hittin’, adrenaline pumpin’, hustlers’ anthem with his latest single and music video Loud. With trunk rattlin’ bass hits, crisp hi-hats, some classic Dirty South vibes and the confident, seasoned flow of Dirty Dollars, the music video for Loud takes us through the day […]
Country Music Isn’t Country Anymore, Richard Lynch Returns With Another Winning Single
I can certainly agree with Richard Lynch on one thing… Country music just isn’t country anymore! We’ve been supporting Richard Lynch’s music for quite some time now. One of the main reasons is because he consistently delivers great, radio-ready songs founded in that charming, traditional, classic country sound. Having grown up surrounding by the sounds […]
New music from Sam and the Womp
Sometimes a track comes along so catchy that it would be criminal if it were a one-hit wonder, and ‘Bom Bom’ by Sam and the Womp was just such a track. Released at the end of summer in 2012, it exploded into the public consciousness as a love/hate track that divided dancefloors all over the […]
Interview with Heyse – The Present
While in America, Hip Hop artist Heyse stayed low key and found it difficult to overcome the lack of a solid support system in his home of DC. However, upon moving to China as a teacher, he quickly realized there was a lot more to Hip Hop than the U.S. has to offer. Inspired by […]
Get Your Fix of Vintage Jazz and Swing on Joe Smith and The Spicy Pickles’ New Album, Gin & Moonlight
I love vintage jazz and big band swing! I really do. When I opened up Colorado based Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles’ new album Gin & Moonlight, I was treated to 45 minutes and 45 seconds of pure sonic delight that has me feeling like the coolest cat in the club…pinstripe suit, matching hat, […]
Interview with Omer Goren – Electrockrat
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Omer Goren, aka Electrockrat, about his latest project, motivations, challenges 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 […]
Interview with Jiggley Jones – Truth Seeker
In this interview spotlight, I chat with singer/songwriter Jiggley Jones about his latest project, motivations, challenges 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 from […]
Interview with The Split Seconds – Where Have All The Good Men Gone
Formed in 2015, The Split Seconds exploded onto the DC music scene combining the energy of late-70’s punk with undertones of rock and roll, ska, garage rock, and 60’s pop. Frontman Drew Champion, joined by drummer Sean Peterson, bassist Stephen Parsons, and guitarist Alex Massi, brought their sound to enthusiastic audiences at east coast punk […]
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