Whatever Works is now available. Stop lolly gaggin’ around and go get it. A group of friends gathered at The ‘Boro one sunny spring afternoon in 1991. The buzz amongst them was “Uncle Don, Uncle Don!” I had not been in Murfreesboro long, and had yet to meet Mr. Clark. I recall thinking “Who is […]
Elevator Art Delivers Timeless Music On Their Tent City EP
If Rock and Roll 101: Rocking Hard is offered as a course any where, it may be in New Jersey. Top of the class would have to be Elevator Art with their new EP Tent City. Tent City is also a large camp in Lakewood, NJ where the homeless community has settled. The band drew […]
Francis Bowie Is Bringing Dignity Back To Pop Music
Francis Bowie wears many hats: writer, singer, songwriter, painter, sculptor, designer and gallery owner. But most importantly, I think it is what he brings to the table that impresses me most. Francis has one goal and he is founding a new musical genre to achieve it: Intelligent Pop Music or IPM. Finding himself disappointed by […]
Drunksouls Prepare For A Revolution We All Need To Spin
This is my type of revolution. Although they call France home, Drunksouls are an ecelctic mix of origins and cultures which have come together to create the soundtrack for a Revolution. But this, my friends, is the type of revolution we all need. Building their foundation on Reggae and Rock, Drunksouls’ music will take you […]
Its Time You Listen To Step Daddy
Although Seattle hasn’t traditionally been one of the cities that pops up first in conversation about music meccas, I think we should highly consider changing that tradition. Some of the rawest soul blazing hard rock has been produced in this great city and the soundtrack to my life would be missing entire chapters without it. […]
The Wandering Bards Will Capture You With Their Americana-Gypsy-Funk
I typically save audio and video for after the text but I would like you to play the video below. I believe it accurately captured and portrays the spirit of this awesome sauce band. And yes, you read the headline right, this is the finest Americana-Gypsy-Funk the East Coast has to offer. The Good, The […]
The Ghost Ballerinas Are An Unseen Force Behind I Am What I Am Music Festival
Bio The alternative band, The Ghost Ballerinas, have been called ‘modern day troubadours’. As a follow-up to their freshman album, “Halfway There”, they’ve made an incredibly bold statement with the April, 2012 release of their 11-song sophomore album, “Play Me on the Radio”, produced by veteran sound engineer, vocal coach and producer, Kenny Royster and […]
Mary Grace Williams Ready To Sing Her Heart Out at I Am What I Am Music Festival
Bio Mary-Grace began singing in front of crowds in kindergarten when her school had its talent show, but she’s been singing since she could talk. Since she was 7 she has been and continues to perform in Generation for Creation’s annual talent show. Her stage experience starts with a play that she did at the […]
Scott Turner Coming To I Am What I Am Music Festival
Bio Born and raised in Cumberland County, TN, Scott Turner began playing guitar at the age of 13. Since then music has been his life. From Blues, Folk, to Alternative, and even Metal, Scott has played just about every genre out there. He is very excited for this opportunity to support a great cause and […]
The Kyle Kraft Band Bring Their Sound To I Am What I Am Music Festival
The Kyle Kraft Band will hit the Aut 2 Be Kids Stage at 2:30 PM during I Am What I Am Music Festival and Autism Benefit in Shelbyville, Tennessee on Saturday, August 18th. Bio The Kyle Kraft Band features family members – Kyle, Alex, Matthew and Daddy Jay, together with friend and bassist CJ Vaughn. […]
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