Son of Strays have arrived with their self-titled debut album packed full of mystical Americana music. Imagine wandering through the desert on a journey to find yourself. Son of Strays is the perfect theme music. Hailing from San Diego, California, this songwriting duo explore themes of ego, addiction, war, and transformation. Angela and David Blacker […]
Album Reviews
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Dead Sea Souls – “Brave” like “The Comet” on Mid Tenn Listens
Following last year’s successful LP, Dead Sea Souls have just released a double “A side” single with two fantastic tunes, “Brave” and “The Comet.” These up-beat numbers really made my day (which has not exactly been an easy one) keeping my spirits high and a bounce in my step with their brand of electro-infused power funk. […]
Sara Nelms Says Lover, No Longer
Sara Nelms can sing! She can write great songs as well. Her new album Lover, No Longer hits you like the petals of a dandelion caught in the warm summer breeze. Silky, smooth, and comforting. Balancing between the genres of country, pop, and folk, Sara is able to rock a coffee shop, a decent sized club, […]
Monks of Mellonwah through The Sky and Dark Night
If you haven’t heard about Monks of Mellonwah, let me be the first to tell you that in the near future you will not be able to forget them. Based in Sydney Australia, this alternative rock four piece has been busy. Allow me to explain. Toured Australia and traveled to the U.S. twice Best Indie […]
Streetlevel Uprising and their Dusk To Dawn Revolution
Streetlevel Uprising represents the creative power of one man, his guitar, and his way with words. Jay Canter is the force known as Streetlevel Uprising and the new album, Dusk To Dawn Revolution, is a poetic journey carrying a spirit of awareness, observation, and growth. This is Sublime meeting Bob Marley and recording a jam […]
Adam Fielding – Icarus
In Greek mythology, Icarus was the son of a master craftsman named Daedalus. Daedalus knew too much and was a prisoner of the evil King Minos. So Daedalus constructed wings out of feathers and wax and taught his son how to fly so they both could escape the clutches of the evil king (insert evil […]
Bridging The Gap with Keznamdi
If you missed our previous interview with Keznamdi, be sure to give it a look. We don’t receive many reggae submissions but when we do I hope they all compare to the caliber of music delivered by Keznamdi. A man of the world, Keznamdi originates from Jamaica but has lived in different parts of Africa […]
Future Echoes and Past Replays with Slim Loris
Swedish band Slim Loris are preparing to release Future Echoes and Past Replays. Slim Loris takes British Invasion era pop and slaps it upside the head with their own style of Americana-rock to create something truly inspiring. In 2011, Slim Loris released their first full length album which received great reviews from sites such Billboard Discoveries and Neufutur.com. […]
The Recreation Station Make Room For The Sun
Shawn Wiederhoeft is, more or less, The Recreation Station. You should go read the interview. Room For The Sun is as serious – as in seriously good – as it is fun. Shawn’s flavor of indie folk rock is an uplifting experience balanced between playful rhythms and a gritty sandstorm. It’s pure energy. This album […]
An Awakefulsleep with The Hawthorne Effect
We recently sat down for an insightful and in-depth interview with John Jauch, lead singer/songwriter behind The Hawthorne Effect. In that interview Mr. Jauch goes into great detail about how his job(s) as a psychotherapist and pharmaceutical researcher influence his music. Just by reading the interview, it is very clear that John is passionate about […]
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