Josh Taerk is rising fast through the music stratosphere with his powerful voice, soulful music, and great songwriting ability. Having played local venues in Toronto, one night Max Weinberg (drummer for Bruce Springstein) saw Taerk play and invited him to open for a sold out show in New Jersey. He also joined Max at Summerfest […]
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot Deliver Sweet Harmony on Let’s Be Friends
Attention grabbing minimalism can be quite difficult to achieve in music but when you have a sweet sounding guitar and enchanting harmonies like the ones heard in Thunderbolt and Lightfoot’s newest single Let’s Be Friends…well, I say simple can be much better. Off their latest album, Songs For Mixed Company, Let’s Be Friends is a […]
Interview with Town Meeting
In this interview feature, we chat with Tim (bass, mandolin, guitar) of Town Meeting to discuss influences, the newest project, navigating the digital world and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams available below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? New England but primarily MA/NH. We play a […]
Telecraze Releases Knockout Mice EP, Preparing Full Length Album for 2018
Hamid Sami is an Iran based singer, songwriter, composer and also the founder of experimental, psychedelic, electro indie rock collective Telecraze (founded in 2010). Battling setbacks, dodging obstacles, and navigating through various line-up changes, Telecraze has been working on a full length album since 2014. As a precursor, the collective released the Knockout Mice EP […]
Steven Blane Band Delivers Sonic Goodness and Masterful Songwriting on The Shed Sessions
Following up his Nashville recorded album (I Confess), Steven Blane headed down to Lake Worth, Florida for The Shed Sessions. As you can assume by the name, Blane’s newest project was recorded in a shed in the Sunshine State. Embracing his acoustic guitar and putting his masterful song crafting abilities on display, Steven Blane delivers […]
Lisa Marie Ellingsen Delivers Timeless, Americana Sounds On A Little Help From Above
Lisa Marie Ellingsen captures the essence of uniquely American styles in her heartfelt, pragmatic approach to music and songwriting. Her album Nola To Noho was released in May (2017) and features a collection of originals, both old and new, which captures the classic, nostalgia-inducing, old timey sounds of American music styles ranging from folk to […]
Adam Winn Releases Delightful, Soothing Self-Titled EP
Adam Winn is a local favorite among the community of Fort St. John, British Columbia where he has been sharing his music to supportive audiences and has also served as a firefighter for the past 9 years. With a smooth, soothing voice and his acoustic guitar, Adam manages to evoke emotions with sweet melodies and […]
The Anatomy of Frank Interview – La Llorona
The Virginia based folk-rock trio The Anatomy of Frank explore nostalgia, relationships and mortality with the release of their latest album South America, out on 1st September 2017 via Polar Islands. Having formed in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2010 as a five-piece, in 2015 the band found themselves in a state of disarray with the departure […]
Kaz Bielinski Blends Genres For A Really Smooth Listening Experience
SoCal based singer/songwriter Kaz Bielinski has been penning songs for the majority of his life. Starting off lip syncing to The Beatles in front of the mirror, Kaz’s passion for creating original music continued growing over the years. Blending elements of classic rock, folk, pop and even country, Kaz’s music is a very smooth blend […]
Grace Freeman Releases Enchanting New Single Oliver
Grace Freeman is a young artist with a very wise and mature soul. Her new single Oliver is an enchanting, minimal but impactful little ditty featuring a soothing, swaying soundscape and the powerful, very well controlled vocal stylings of a very talented singer (and songwriter). Grace started creating music when she was 10, first performed […]
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