Greg Jacquin and bandmates Paul Griffin (piano, keys, vocals), Rich Berta (guitar, vocals), Peter Wilson (drums) and Lalit Loomba (bass) recorded Clocks Slow Down, a beautiful collection of eleven original songs. The album is a sprawling statement of sadness and hopelessness, pain and suffering, rebuilding and self-discovery, with a dash of politics and humor, too. This time around, Jacquin enlisted another impressive crew of musicians for the […]
Welcome To The Dream Factory, Volume 2 – New Music From Robbie Maroon Now Available
Australian singer/songwriter Robbie Maroon has delivered Dream Factory, Volume 2 which is the follow-up to his 2017 debut, Dream Factory, Volume 1. The music bug grabbed Robbie and his passion during his teenage years after attending a Prince concert. It was that event which sparked the fire inside this budding creative. He immediately began performing, […]
Interview with Eden Iris – Demons
An award-winning artist from Auckland, New Zealand, Eden Iris has been described as “a writer working in a new space”. After moving to Los Angeles to explore a bigger musical landscape, she ironically teamed up with fellow Kiwi artist Jess Harlen, who co-produced all the songs on her new EP Demons (except for “22” produced […]
David Browning Delivers Uplifting Electro-Pop EP, Listen to Now You See Me
Whether composing award winning soundtracks, assisting high school bands, recording in Indonesian studios, writing songs in Disney cruise ship cabins or arranging choral music for universities, David Browning loves music. I mean…he really LOVES music. Working as a family physician for the last several years packaged with his love for song crafting, David has a […]
Interview with The Jayplayers – Little Bit Country
Fresh off a win at the 2018 Philadelphia City Council’s PHLlive Center Stage annual music award for the Country/Folk category and a debut at both the 57th annual Philadelphia Folk Festival and the 35th annual MusikFest, The Jayplayers have delivered their latest EP, Little Bit Country. In this interview spotlight, I chat with The Jayplayers […]
Chrissie Romano Band Delivers New Album, Photo Now Available
Rochester, New York based Chrissie Romano Band have arrived with their roots-rockin’, acoustic-driven new album titled Photo. Founded in emotive, passionate songwriting, Chrissie (alongside band members John and Ken) delivers refreshing soundscapes which feature solid rock rhythms, sweet sounding electric guitar tones, a soothing acoustic atmosphere and charming vocal performances. If you check out the […]
Interview with A.U.R.A. – Who Decides
Originating from Naenae in the Hutt Valley, Albert Mikolaj was transformed by a life-changing detour through South America, A.U.R.A is the dream canvas. “To me the aura is somekind of glossy translucent cocoon that coexists as a necessary artifice between audience and performer”. Sonically described as “lucid, melodious dream music”, Aura features Ben Lemi (FFR, […]
Interview with Clayton Morgan – The Beat Is Calling Me
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Clayton Morgan about his newest release, technology, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. You can find our feature article about The Beat Is Calling Me here (opens in new tab). Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In […]
Interview with Arlene Zelina – Dream Of Me
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Arlene Zelina about her new release, technology, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) I’m originally from Melbourne, Australia! I’ve always been […]
Todd Warner Moore Delivers Emotive, Lush, Acoustic-Driven, Folk-Pop Soundscapes on Spark, Album Now Available
Kansas City, Kansas native Todd Warner Moore has been building an eclectic catalog of songs during his years as a musician, songwriter and creative. During the 90s, Todd co-wrote and toured with Acoustic Juice gracing stages throughout the American Midwest. Later on he found himself in Budapest performing solo in tea houses. Hungary is where […]
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