Francis Bowie wears many hats: writer, singer, songwriter, painter, sculptor, designer and gallery owner. But most importantly, I think it is what he brings to the table that impresses me most. Francis has one goal and he is founding a new musical genre to achieve it: Intelligent Pop Music or IPM. Finding himself disappointed by […]
Mary Grace Williams Ready To Sing Her Heart Out at I Am What I Am Music Festival
Bio Mary-Grace began singing in front of crowds in kindergarten when her school had its talent show, but she’s been singing since she could talk. Since she was 7 she has been and continues to perform in Generation for Creation’s annual talent show. Her stage experience starts with a play that she did at the […]
“Dancing with You” – and Jamie Alimorad
Boston area artist, Jamie Alimorad has been rockin the scene and the indie charts for a few years, now. His latest independent single, “Dancing with You,” is another in a long line of fantastic songs to come from the fellow with “the most played song in the history of iRadio in Los Angeles.” Now let […]
Spence & Friends Bring Their Heart and Soul To I Am What I Am Music Festival
Spence & Friends will be performing on the Aut 2 Be Kids Stage at 11:55 AM during I Am What I Am Festival in Shelbyville, Tennessee on August 18th. Bio Spence & Friends is an Indie Rock Band hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan. While remaining true to their roots, Spence & Friends strives to incorporate […]
The Incredible Kicks Raise Up A New Rock and Roll Generation With Their Ineffective Lullabies
The Incredible Kicks have busted down the doors of your local day care, turned the volume up to 21 and kidnapped the ears of your babies. Their new EP, Ineffective Lullabies, is here to raise up the next generation of rock and roll superstars. But let me warn you, buckle up tight before you jump […]
Discover Frank Palangi
Frank Palangi went into the studio with Record Producer, Rogers Masson at Sound Stage Studios in Nashville, TN. Here is an inside look at his journey from New York to Nashville. Take a look at the video diaries and music videos by Frank Palangi. Rogers says, “This is the baddest rhythm section in the […]
Aoede – muse for Dodge’s new Dart?
I first came across Aoede on ReverbNation a while back. She had a voice that really intrigued me, whether singing light-hearted love ditties or darker sounds like on her “I Lost You Win,” she has a unique phrasing and sense of pitch that makes her stand out like a magnolia in a field of mesquite. […]
Rumman by Daniel Grin and the Dandy Løve Band (review)
Passion and Power set against an amazing soundscape is what you get from Daniel Grin and the Dandy Løve Band on their new Rumman EP. I hear Irish folk music spending a night in the desert with Nick Cave. I hear Radiohead – a little brighter. I hear Coldplay, but I like it – a lot […]
Cordel Roper (review)
Blending a polished sound with powerful vocals, Cordel Roper is on the verge of breaking into every TV set and teenage girls’ bedroom within reach. Hailing from Brighton, England Cordel has been exercising his passion for music from a young age. You can check out his music on Soundcloud, including a collection of covers – some […]
Birth Love Death by The Dalliance (album review)
The Dalliance is an alt-rock/ power pop band with Darrell Long on drums, Greg Gilroy on bass and Barry Mangione on guitar. Like a lot of bands Long and Gilroy played in several projects before they came together with friend Mangione. After one EP, a few years building their fanbase and then testing songs – […]
