Holy s***!! This is exactly what I’ve been needing in my life. ARJUN has been perfecting their fusion of rock and improvisational jazz since 2003 from their home base in New York. Space is an epic journey through soundscapes characterized by their avant garde-esque forays into killer bass grooves, a rockin’ drum kit, and some […]
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?
Emma Brooke is Right on Time with “Wishing He Was You”
Recently released single “Wishing He Was You” by Emma Brooke (Zuketunes) was on my platter today. It’s a pretty little love song set to a cute (I don’t use it often, and this is a really good “cute”) video, that actually sounds good streaming. I was thinking this while digging for cable to get it […]
Kentucky’s Dylan – Mike McGuire
Ok, right off, how can I not like a guy that writes a song to commemorate the “Great Nashville Flood”? I was there. OK, not exactly… they called us and told us not to come to work the day the rain started, so it was a few days before I saw the devastation first-hand. But, […]
Jesse Brewster’s March of Tracks
Jesse Brewster rocks! And he’s pretty smart, too. March of Tracks is Mr. Brewster’s follow up to Wrecking Ball at the Concert Hall. And in the spirit of innovation and finding new ways to deliver an album, Jesse is onto something. March of Tracks is exactly that. One song per month, for 12 months, leading […]
Taking The Leap with Zain Lodhia
Five years ago, Zain Lodhia had never touched a guitar, sang, or written a song…but he did play Rock Band with his college roommates. Now this is where it gets interesting; playing the video game Rock Band actually opened Zain up to his own musicality which led him to grab an instrument, sing a note, […]
Cyclops – music by Jason Bonthron
All I know about Jason Bonthron is that he used to play in the Hoboken, NJ based reggae band Smoove, but for the past 2 years he has been working on his new masterpiece – Cyclops. Well, here’s the other thing I know about Jason… He writes music, and he writes very well. Joining him […]
Brian Larney at The Starting Line
Have you ever been the guy quietly jamming along in this band or that band but know deep down inside there’s a solo artist inside? Brian Larney will be At The Starting Line ready to unleash his on July 18 (2013). Larney was raised in the Northeast and has always had a fetish for well-crafted […]
Simplified – looking on to “Brighter Days”!
With a vocal presence sort of like a “grown up” John Mayer, or an energetic Jack Johnson, and driving guitar lines backed by drums and bass that actually provide a pulse to the music, Simplified (Hippizaz) take the complex equation of good music and simplify it to the common denominators to provide the most impact. […]
Arlon Bennett opens a ” World of Possibility”
I’ve had a rough few days, a little something got my stomach in a mess, and a lot of soul-searching kinda stuff going on has had me in a bit of a toss, if you get me. So, when I woke today, not really looking forward to writing (that’s odd for me) and put on […]
Violin Lullabies by Rachel Barton Pine
Imagine traveling across 3 continents, 6 foreign countries, 3 Canadian provinces, and 20 U.S. states before you were 1 year old. Sylvia, the daughter of international concert violinist Rachel Barton Pine, is already living the dream. “My first exposure to music wasn’t on the radio or at a concert, it was the sound of my mother’s […]
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