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Angie and The Deserters Release New EP Blood Like Wine

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman August 5, 2016 10:22 am Tagged With: Alt-Country, Americana, Los Angeles, Rock, United States

Angie and the Deserters-Blood Like Wine

Los Angeles based Americana, Alt-Country outfit Angie and The Deserters have released their rockin’ new EP Blood Like Wine. This EP is the follow up to the band’s debut full length West of the Night which was released in 2015 and turned enough heads at Fender to get Angie selected as Fender Artist of the […]

Kate Brown Fires 6 Shots, Bullseye!

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman May 30, 2016 10:37 am Tagged With: Folk, indie, Los Angeles, Pop, Rock, singer, songwriter, United States

Kate Brown 6 shots

The powerful, anthemic, folk-rockin’ single from Los Angeles singer/songwriter Kate Brown is hotter than a revolver after firing off 6 Shots during the hottest part of summer. The driving acoustic rhythm lays the foundation on which Kate’s powerful, soulful and charismatic presence builds the plot for an epic story of combative love that uses storytelling […]

Hidden Mountains Release Self-Titled Atmospheric Rock Album

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman March 11, 2016 10:23 am Tagged With: indie, Los Angeles, Rock, United States

Hidden Mountains

Los Angeles based indie atmospheric rock group Hidden Mountains have released their intriguing and engaging self-titled album, now available on Bandcamp. If you like getting lost in the music, this is a great album to relax and vibe with. Put it on, turn it up, and just sit back. The official music video for their […]

Stream: Broken Together by EVIEN

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman December 8, 2015 2:09 pm Tagged With: dance, Electronic, Los Angeles, Pop, United States

Broken Together by EVIEN

Evien is an independent dance-pop artist based in Los Angeles. The native SoCal girl is a born entertainer, having started voice and piano lessons at age 6. Her first paid engagement was as a wedding singer, at age 9! Throughout school, she gravitated to the stage, in plays, musical theater, as a choir member, and […]

Watch: Another Night by Chase Enriquez

by Featured Guest August 21, 2015 10:28 pm Tagged With: Hip Hop, Los Angeles, Pop, rap, United States

Til The Flame Burns Out by Chase Enriquez

Chase Enriquez is singer/rapper whose song writing approach and live show blends the skillful lyricism of Hip-Hop’s golden age and the raw vocal energy of Rock n’ Roll’s yesteryear with an attack that differs from the ghosts of previous genre-crossing. ​Chase, (formerly Curse) an artist based in Los Angeles, CA was originally born in San […]

Watch: Come Take My Heart by The Old Days

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman July 13, 2015 12:30 pm Tagged With: Austin, Los Angeles, Pop, Rock, Texas, United States

The Old Days

The Old Days are a modern pop collaboration between Los Angeles writer/producer Scott Chesak and Austin singer/songwriter Marcus Brown. The two aim to combine the honesty and authenticity of the Austin music scene with the professionalism and power of Los Angeles. The Old Days EP was released in mid June and is now available to stream and […]

Five Influential LA Rock Bands of the 1980s

by Featured Guest June 24, 2015 11:29 am Tagged With: Los Angeles, United States

Southern California was the home of a burgeoning underground rock scene in the 1980s. Acts pushing new directions in music were played on influential radio stations such as KROQ and set the scene for the coming alternative music revolution. Here’s a look at five of the bands that blazed a trail for other bands to […]

Chop Suzy Release Devil Music, Don’t Let Your Faces Melt

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman June 1, 2015 9:02 am Tagged With: Los Angeles, Rock, United States

Devil Music by Chop Suzy

Trying to play catch up with all the music submissions over the past weeks and I came across this gem from Los Angeles rockers Chop Suzy. Devil Music is an intense, face-melting, neck-breaking exploration through sounds of pure, uncut rock and roll. In a world of sorrow, despair, and a lot of other bad things, […]

Blade of Grass – Psychedelic Rock from Los Angeles

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman April 6, 2015 7:32 am Tagged With: Los Angeles, Psychedelic, Rock, United States

Blades of Grass

In the era of instant notifications, streaming music services, and shorter attention spans, it becomes even more difficult for indie musicians to stand out; let alone hold the attention of listeners for the length of a radio single…which isn’t that long anymore. When Blade of Grass popped into my inbox, I was immediately reminded of the […]

Let It Go by Eileen Carey

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman December 27, 2014 8:47 am Tagged With: Country, Los Angeles, Nashville, Pop, singer, songwriter, United States

Let It Go by Eileen Carey

If you missed our interview with Eileen, make sure you check that out. Her single “Bottle Your Crazy Up” recently made it to the top of the New Music Weekly Country Charts. What’s the best thing about Eileen Carey? She has personality. She has spunk. She is charming. When you combine these things with a fun-loving […]

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