I really dig Dave Matthews Band and I love some James Taylor, so when I started listening to Can You Hear Me Now? by Dan Reardon… My answer is a resounding Yes! I hear you loud and clear, Dan. If you have ever heard of the pop rock band Soundside, Dan Reardon was there. With […]
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?
Jackopierce is Everywhere All The Time
In 1988, Jack O’Neill and Cary Pierce came together in Dallas, Texas to form the alternative acoustic rock folk pop duo Jackopierce (putting a heavy focus on vocal harmonies and catchy melodies). While performing cover songs in a dingy club in Dallas one night, Jackopierce decided to whip up a tasty tune (on the spot) […]
Dead Sea Souls Want You To Realize We Were Always Electric
Dead Sea Souls (of West Lothian, Scotland) have developed quite a reputation for their powerful, anthemic live performances. These guys put everything into their live shows and their unique flavor of indie power pop disco funk is a ride you don’t want to miss. Recently being picked up by Platform Songs Publishing, these guys are quickly […]
Anya’s The Giving Is A Gift of Wisdom and Storytelling That Touches Souls
Anya Parker-Lentz might seem like an average teenage girl on the outside… You know – swimming, yoga, writing, and giggle fits. But something amazing happens when she sits down behind a piano. It’s as if she was born for music. This 16 year old singer/songwriter from New Jersey delivers songs as if she is an […]
Kelly Campbell Provides Some Sweet Therapy
Kelly Campbell had no intentions of being a musician or putting out a CD. During her teenage years, Kelly found herself bored and with limited AOL minutes she would sneak into her brother’s room to grab a few moments playing his guitar. She had no clue what she was doing. She admits she was no […]
Hit Songwriter Lauren Evans Turns Artist On Her Upcoming Release
Lauren Evans has proven herself time and time again as a hit maker through her songwriting. On Tuesday (October 23rd), she will make her debut as an artist with a free download of Uncovered. Fortunately, we received access to a preview of this 6 song mix tape. When it becomes available on her website, you need […]
Songwriter Redd Knight Finds The Inspiration He Needs To Go Further
Redd Knight is a computer engineer by day but when he’s not holding a mouse in his hand, he releases his creative energies through songwriting and playing guitar. When Redd’s mother passed, he considered it a wake up call. He started out writing songs and as he became more comfortable decided it couldn’t hurt to […]
Alas, The Ocean Has Brought Us The Live Sessions EP
Multi-instrumentalist Allen Rapadas started Alas, The Ocean when he was in high school. After touring the US, he has connected with a band and they are currently writing and recording material for a new album. The best description of Alas, The Ocean? Pure acoustic emotion. Live Sessions EP serves, not only as a preview to […]
Billy D and the Hoodoos’ “Something’s Wrong” is good Voodoo
From the first note I was enthralled with “Something’s Wrong”, the latest record from Billy D and the Hoodoos (Creative and Dreams). It’s been a long while since I was able to get excited about a “bluzy rock” artist, but this was a great surprise! I have to thank Rose at C.D.M.N. for lots of […]
Glenn Crytzer and his Syncopators Deliver Amazingly Authentic Pre-World War II Jazz – WOW
Glenn Crytzer and his Syncopators is one of the most unique and amazing ensembles to come across my desk since I started this blog. What is so amazing about it you ask? One word… Authenticity. This is a swing era band from Seattle, Washington that focuses on one thing: Authentic American Jazz from Prohibition Through the […]
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