The Glorious Veins are an explosion of bluesy punk rock guaranteed to throw you out of your seat and into a subconscious air guitar jam. They describe themselves like this: “Bluesy post punk dance rock from Mars” I say….yes!! From the moment you push play, you are thrown into a mosh pit of good ole […]
Laura Duncan is Loud and Clear
Laura Duncan is blues, rock, jazz, and beauty rolled up into a singer/songwriter whose music is taking her places…quickly. Every track rocks! Every vocal soars! And the guitars sound great whether it’s screaming blues leads or mellowing out with soft acoustic strums. Did I mention how much I love the piano? Loud & Clear is […]
Michael Colton Met Death…Twice But Is Here With The Robert Johnson Sessions
Michael Colton has knocked on death’s door twice in his life. Since he’s still alive he thought he would dedicate his life to music, more specifically the blues. The Robert Johnson Sessions is Michael’s innovative and refreshing tribute to the blues’ legend, Robert Johnson. “I don’t think of death as this dark struggle; we’re all […]
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 […]
Kathy Muir is Far From Entirely On Her Newest Release
Kathy Muir is a powerful combination of the empowering, independent female singer/songwriters that have come before her. Annie Lennox, Bonnie Raitt, Ani DiFranco, Michelle Branch, and even Dido. I could name more but you get my point. Far From Entirely is her newest release and it is one you will definitely listen to more than once. […]
Danny Sherwood’s Ship Comes In Full of Soulful Lyric-led Jazz-tinged Folk-blues
Danny Sherwood is a pianist, singer-songwriter delivering a unique blend of lyric-led, jazz-tinged, folk-blues. He is the mood of Tom Waits, the storytelling of Bob Dylan, the humor of Ben Folds, and the simplicity of Regina Spektor rolled into one man. Danny’s deep baritone voice resonates over an eclectic piano style ranging from boogie-woogie grooves […]
Come Into My Kitchen and Meet David Vella
David Vella originates from Chicago, Illinois but this man has done a little bit of travelin’ in his time. David once was the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter for Satya Graha which released their first album on Ardvark Records in the UK. After Under the Skin released in 2003, the band split ways. David decided […]
Pigeon Park Is A Science Experiment Gone Horribly Right
From the moment you press play, you know you are in for a tasty musical treat. Vancouver, British Columbia’s Pigeon Park brings a unique blend of reggae-blues-rock that infuses funk into a roots sound hard to compare to any popular bands you might recognize. EP Release Promo (video) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDxKqioW3rw Let’s try this formula: Pigeon Park = the funk […]
One Hot Night In November by Doug Prescott Is Coming October 2
Some think of him as a super hero others a super guy. Mild mannered eco-Savior by day, rocking alt/country star by honky tonk light – Doug Prescott and the Doug Prescott Band is on the way with One Hot Night in November (available October 2, 2012). One Hot Night in November is a collection of […]
Koriander Brings A Melting Pot of Experience to I Am What I Am Music Festival
Koriander will be rockin’ the Aut 2 Be Kids Stage at 1:30 PM during I Am What I Am Music Festival and Autism Benefit in Shelbyville, TN on August 18th. Bio This new Nashville-based band is comprised of seasoned veterans and boasts an eclectic blend of personalities and diverse musical backgrounds. Lead singer Erin Ashleigh […]
