17 MILES is a race down Route 66, 80mph with the windows down. Americana rock/n/roll to the core, this song embraces the love/hate relationship between big dreams and small towns.
Art and Soul: Jazz Giant Gregory Porter and Blues Legend Tomás Doncker Team Up to Benefit The Gloster Project’s Free Art Camp for Mississippi Kids
Presented by The Harlem Arts Salon, Porter and Doncker to lead best of art, music, poetry; actor Danny Glover to appear Gregory Porter is the next great male jazz singer.” (NPR Music) (New York, NY) – February 24, 2015 – Independent Music Promotions today announced that Gregory Porter, dubbed by NPR the “next great male […]
The Whiskey Riders Southern Cuts – the sounds of Kentuckiana
We’re cruising through the back roads in a place near the beauty of Kentucky and Indiana…the locals have been said to call it Kentuckiana. The Whiskey Riders Southern Cuts blast from the speakers. “We’re runnin’ from the law” in a place where a Woman’s Like A Bottle… …with her skin smooth as glass, and her spirit on […]
Jonathan Petronzio is Road Man
On the search for an enlightening journey through sound? I think the reggae infused funky blues of Jon Petronzio aka Road Man is exactly what you are looking for. This album is seven very powerful years of my life documented in song,” Jon says. “I’m not the same man I was when I started this […]
Thought I Saw You by Memphis J
Blues musician and producer Memphis J (also known as Hip Hop DJ/emcee/producer DJ No Love) recently shared the visual for his single “Thought I Saw You”. Hopefully he will be sharing more of his blues project with us soon.
The Speakeasy Sessions with Audio Moonshine
Don’t miss our introductory interview with Boise, Idaho’s Audio Moonshine. Welcome to The Speakeasy Sessions with Idaho Alt-Americana-Rock outfit Audio Moonshine. Not only is this a well produced album filled with 12 finely crafted tunes, but more importantly, this quartet knows how to rock your socks off. There’s no stopping a group of musicians once they […]
The Balladeer, the Bard, and the Blues: Tomás Doncker and Yusef Komunyakaa Reunite on Big Apple Blues Record
“Soulful music man” Doncker and Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Komunyakaa to debut new release during NPR’s Dodge Poetry Festival LISTEN TO TWO TRACKS FROM BIG APPLE BLUES HERE (New York, NY) – September 5, 2014 – Independent Music Promotions today announced the upcoming release of Big Apple Blues, the collaborative effort by legendary poet Yusef Komunyakaa and […]
Take Cover, Oak Apple Records Releases A Unique Cover Album
Take Cover by Various Artists When Nathaniel over at Oak Apple Records (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) sent over their new compilation of cover songs, I knew we were in for a tasty treat. For Take Cover, Oak Apple artists cover songs from other Oak Apple artists for a twisted but contagious compilation. Each act was asked […]
Evangeline, American Music, and the Sounds of Blind Lemon Pledge
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing San Francisco based musician and songwriter, Blind Lemon Pledge. You can read that here. Evangeline is the newest body of work from Blind Lemon Pledge and his group of top-shelf musical misfits. I’ve been spinning this record for 3 days and one thing is for sure; this pool of […]
City Kids by Wares
City Kids by Wares Wares (aka James Hardy) has arrived with the new EP, City Kids, which includes 4 songs of the most rambunctious, in-your-face, unforgiving bluesy-folk rock my ears have ever been blessed with hearing. This sounds like Bob Dylan possessed by Thom Yorke in the middle of a mosh pit. From Wares’ bio, […]
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