When you walk the road from coffee shops to sharing stages with Norah Jones, it’s safe to say the music is good. Meet the Hillary Reynolds Band. The new album Miles Before Us is an enchanting voyage through a very soothing and enlightening pop, americana sound. This five piece has been blogged about by popular […]
Album Reviews
This section includes a running list of the music reviews we publish. We also publish a lot of interviews, curate playlists, and podcast. Want to submit your music?
A Is For Atom
After his journey through the sideman gig hustle, a few relocations, and music school, Mike Cykoski decided it was time for something a little different. Netting an audition with pop-rocker Gavin DeGraw, Mike’s decision to go solo was simple. “That was the trigger on the path to becoming a solo artist,” Mike reveals. “I was […]
Make It Better with the Jimmy Jax Pinchak Band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cedkEEF1cPw Have you been craving the sounds of the blues-rock classics such as Cream, Clapton, Stevie Ray, or BB King? Look no further; I’ve found what you’re searching for. If you’re thinking, “haven’t I heard that name before?”… yes you have. Jimmy Jax Pinchak recently appeared in the movie Ender’s Game opposite of Harrison Ford, […]
Broken Quote Is Foreshadowing Sunlight On New EP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfFj3SdkOHw Battling through life’s adversities and enduring through chronic pain, Broken Quote and his new Foreshadowing Sunlight EP embody the following quote from Napoleon Hill: “Every adversity, every failure, every heartache carries with it the seed of an equal or greater benefit.” Houston, Texas born and raised, Broken Quote is a multi-instrumentalist and producer that […]
First Day Of Summer with Matty Ride, B.et.a and Fyütch
Matty Ride has arrived with his Self-Titled EP and the new video for his single “First Day Of Summer”. Grammy award winning producer/songwriter Tommy Sims discovered Idaho raised Matty Ride. Sims calls Ride “bad to the bone”. Drawn to Matty’s songs and advanced musicianship, Sims decided to bring Matty to Nashville so he could take […]
This Clumsy World Through The Eyes Of Keith Alan Mitchell
After fronting bands in his native land of Ohio as well as California, Keith Alan Mitchell has arrived with his solo album, This Clumsy World. “All the songs have to do with breaking free in some way; escaping, moving on, even disappearing. That can be a good thing, like breaking out of old patterns or […]
Juliette Jules and the Black Crow
We’re a little late to this party but Parisian singer/songwriter Juliette Jules released her new EP (as a free download) for her 16th birthday (circa May 23rd). At 13 years of age, Juliette bought her first guitar after selling one of her paintings. Searching for a musical outlet, she became well acquainted with her new […]
Eric Frisch Says Goodbye Birdcage On Debut Album
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cQFuJTMQZo Eric Frisch says goodbye to the birdcage and hello to a nice blend of 1950s and ’60s pop, surf-rock on his debut album, Goodbye Birdcage. With influences ranging from The Beatles and the Beach Boys across the spectrum to Sam Cooke and Bob Dylan, Eric delivers a throwback to the reverberated psychedelic surf sounds […]
Pretty Gritty – or Just Right
There’s an elusive chemistry between some singers. George and Tammy had it, and so did Olivia and John. Those kids from Nickel Creek had it, and the hottest example of it in Nashville at the moment are a duo known as Pretty Gritty. Pretty Gritty is the serendipitous joining of the talents of Blaine Heinonen […]
Tony Shevlin’s “Songs From The Last Chance Saloon”
Tony James Shevlin will be releasing a new album on Oh Mercy! Records May 31, 2014 titled “Songs From the Last Chance Saloon”. Tony is an award winning singer/songwriter with a career spanning 30 years. His music brings to mind some of the great storytellers like Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Randy Newman. He can […]
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