http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfBaT2gSe8o Ozonna has arrived to deliver his unique blend of pop and r&b from London, UK. This single in and of itself is a musical journey. You will find yourself coming back to listen again because you won’t be able to get it out of your head. If this is any indication of what his […]
Laura Duncan is Loud and Clear
Laura Duncan is blues, rock, jazz, and beauty rolled up into a singer/songwriter whose music is taking her places…quickly. Every track rocks! Every vocal soars! And the guitars sound great whether it’s screaming blues leads or mellowing out with soft acoustic strums. Did I mention how much I love the piano? Loud & Clear is […]
Soul Sanctuary Provide The Soundtrack To An Afterlife
Escaping permanent incarceration, Luke Gibson headed out with his old guitar and the clothes on his back on a mission to find a better way of life. After traveling the world, Mr. Gibson headed back home in 2006 with polished skills in the areas of music, songwriting, and performance. As if they had been waiting […]
Sister Helen Hope To Leave No Harm
Sister Helen is an aural onslaught of creative indie punk rock juices but the band’s sound refuses to follow any cliche patterns your ears might be used to. Hailing partly from Brooklyn, NY and partly from Hell’s Kitchen, the band’s bio aptly states: Sister Helen signifies a third way for modern rock music: neither to […]
Interview with 2Four – Long Hair Don’t Care
I have been following 2Four’s musical journey for several months, if not longer, at this point. He’s definitely a young talent to be watching out for. His chill combination of hip hop, pop, and electronica/dubstep is something fresh to the ears and really easy to get into. I have also had the honor of sharing […]
Emeka Cuts Through 12oz of Interference
The average human heart weighs 12 oz. and is troubled with interference throughout its life. With an array of witty and revealing lyrics coupled with dreamy, hardcore instrumentals, Houston entertainer Emeka shares his remedy to life’s interferences. Emeka takes his craft seriously. Intertwining an eclectic range of influences, his flavor of hip hop may seem […]
Interview with Devin Farney – composer, pianist, teacher
I recently had the opportunity to interview Devin Farney, who is a pianist, composer, and teacher in San Francisco, California. Devin’s music is very interesting and one of the most intriguing soundscapes I have heard in a while. Feel free to click play below and listen while you read. Let’s start from the top. Who […]
Welcome To The Uncle Devin Show
Uncle Devin loves the kids! Uncle Devin, known as the original drumcussionst, combines the use of real drums, electronic drums, and percussion to deliver a children’s show packed full of educational groovin’ tunes. His hybrid drum rig allows him to play grooves while handling duties of the percussion section on his own. In other words, […]
Interview with Maxwell Demon
Maxwell Demon is a true DIY artist. He records all his music in his small New York apartment and wears the many hats it takes to move any music career forward. His new EP is scheduled for a summer release so we sat down to speak with him about his creative style and what keeps […]
Interview with Tu P – Brisbane, Medicine, and Hip Hop
Tu P is the perfect example of an artist on their grind. When this Brisbane, Australia emcee isn’t creating music you can find him practicing medicine. We were fortunate enough to get a little bit of his time for this interview to discuss hip hop, medicine, and influences. Instead of repeating your bio, briefly tell […]
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