Maya Solovéy is a singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn New York. With six records under her name, Maya writes music that can vary from quirky indie-pop to folk and Americana, to bossa nova—presented from the most elaborate productions to the most stark. Though regardless of genre or style, her voice carries with it a sense of […]
Phil Gammage Releases Used For Man Sale, A Masterfully Written Album
Phil Gammage is a true performer, creator and a master of the various styles of good ole, tried and true, Roots music. Phil’s 8th studio album, Used Man For Sale, is now available and includes a solid collection of Gammage originals for your listening pleasure. Phil’s music and style is a mix of elements akin […]
Wicklow Atwater and The Fallen Flame String Band
Wicklow Atwater are an authentic, power rockin’, bluegrass-infused, acoustic folk group with an undeniable creative chemistry. Growing up in the same neighborhood and forming friendships at an early age, this quintet summons an unbreakable bond which gives the group a musical union unlike most others. This music excites me! This group consists of talented multi-instrumentalists […]
Spend Warm Whiskey Nights with Justin Ryan
Despite Warm Whiskey Nights being his full-length solo debut, Justin Ryan is not new to the music world. Growing up around music and picking up the guitar at 12, it was in 2001 when Justin’s first four-piece band was formed. Once they signed a management deal, the band toured the east coast and then were […]
Smoke Season Interview – Psycho Killer
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Smoke Season about their favorite holiday, their new project, the digital music era and much more. Full Q&A as well as links to their website and streams can be found below. Let’s dive a little deeper into Smoke Season, the artist and music. What attracted you to the […]
Interview with Vito and The One Eyed Jacks
Vito & The One Eyed Jacks provide an eclectic mix of old-timey genres including bluegrass, country, blues, and rag time; dark themes accompanied by bright melodies and sad overtones. The band presents life from a perspective of the underdog either bound to lose or bound for glory. In this interview feature, we chat with Vito […]
Interview with Joe Powell – Where I Am
In this interview spotlight, we chat with singer/songwriter Joe Powell about this experiences at Musicians Institute in L.A., his new single Where I Am, navigating the digital age as a musician and more. Full Q&A, links and a stream of Where I Am can be found below. Hey Joe, welcome to MTM. What’s the weather […]
Steve Hussey & Jake Eddy Deliver Authentic, Down Home Goodness on The Miller Girl
If you’re looking for a pristine blend of some authentic, good ole, down-home Bluegrass, Americana, Folk and Country music, then I’ve found exactly what you need with Steve Hussey & Jake Eddy’s new album The Miller Girl. Originally, this power duo came together for a recording project focusing on Steve’s wedding. The next thing you […]
Interview with Somewhere South of Midwest
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Somewhere South of Midwest about their newest project, influences and much more. Full Q&A, links and streams of their music can be found below. Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) or style(s)? We have all been […]
Interview with Shelby Lanterman – Paper Thin
Shelby Lanterman is a singer-songwriter from Napa, CA. Practically from the day she was born, her father exposed her to all forms of rock & roll and other types of popular music, and she was quickly inspired to sing and play music herself. After honing her skills throughout her youth, then 16 year old Shelby […]
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