Happy Now? is the newest album from New Zealand based multi-talented music industry veteran Leigh Harrison. Leigh experienced and has survived any singer’s worst nightmare. After investing time and energy into learning as much about singing as possible..breathing, posture, etc…Leigh had to undergo throat surgery. The first time she tried to sing after surgery she […]
Greg and the Granules Answer To Influence
Greg and the Granules debut album Answer To Influence is an elegantly composed, emotionally arousing journey through an alternative rockin’ wall of sound which manages to capture your senses with as much power as it manages to capture the nature of reality. Through the ebb and flow of Answer To Influence‘s six songs, we are […]
Verena von Horsten Rises from Darkness on Alien Angel Super Death
Verena von Horsten is a beacon of light in the midst of darkness. Her music rises from the shadows like a phoenix out of ashes. Alien Angel Super Death is the album and the next artistic chapter for Horsten. Not afraid to channel the dark times in her life into something powerful and influential, Verena […]
Eric Frisch Delivers Retro Pop Awesomeness on Music Under Sea
Singer/songwriter Eric Frisch has mastered the skill of writing infectious pop tunes with a refreshing and comforting retro vibe. Music Under Sea is a fuzzy, warm blanket woven with the finest vintage-frequencies of the ’60s. The entire album is cozy. Immediately grabbing our attention with the catchy riff to Slow Draw / Feeling In My […]
Astral Cloud Ashes Are Too Close To The Noise Floor
Astral Cloud Ashes’ alt-rock goodness emanates with a subduing potency from their newest record Too Close To The Noise Floor. Working with a wide array of mixing engineer experts, Astral Cloud Ashes managed to have so much engineering talent touch this record I’m convinced it’s packed with some type of hypnotic magic that only the […]
Marty McKay’s New York City Dreams
Switzerland based conceptual artist, writer, vocalist and turntablist Marty McKay creates music from a wide array of genres. After making a name for himself as a turntablist, he began diving deeper into music. By 2004 he found himself touring Europe and California alongsideVanilla Ice. Shortly after that, he began developing his own unique sound. In […]
King Ropes Releases New Project, Dirt
King Ropes new album Dirt is a punk-infused, garage rockin’ conversation about the human experience. Frontman and guitarist Dave Hollier has experienced the greatness of the music scenes in both NYC and Los Angeles but now, back home in Bozeman, Montana, King Ropes’ music explores the contrasts between urban and rural, East vs West, and […]
Big City Cowgirl Releases Video for Game of Love
We recently interviewed Big City Cowgirl so be sure to check out that article to learn more about this NYC based country singer/songwriter. Big City Cowgirl has released her single Game of Love with the below accompanying visual treatment. This country ballad explores the ups and downs of the Game of Love; with Big City […]
Billy Roberts and the Rough Riders Release New Single, Blood and Bones
Our friends Billy Roberts and the Rough Riders have released their new single, Blood and Bones. Their newest album, Greenbah, is now available. Billy Roberts opens up Blood and Bones with the line “words don’t come real easy” however, I would beg to differ that the gritty, western-esque, rock sound bed helps them flow real […]
Seneko Releases Pop Rockin’ Debut EP
Seneko is the moniker of Connecticut based singer/songwriter Stan Olshefski who has arrived with a rockin’ collection of pop-infused songs on his debut self-titled EP. Seneko has been writing and pitching country songs for many years, but, deep down, Seneko’s love belongs to the indie pop genre. This self-titled debut is Seneko’s release of that […]
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