Kings of the Brushwood Thicket sounds like an ensemble of what might be some rowdy pipers from the land of yonder but this simplistic, soulful, enchanting collage of frequencies emanates from the creative spirit of one Bruce Erik Brauer. You’ve probably heard Bruce’s music before; even if you don’t realize it yet. [Tweet “Stripping it […]
From Busking to the Studio, Singer-Songwriter Damien J. Brennan Demonstrates Versatility with his Rich Voice
Damien J. Brennan‘s deep, thick voice with a hint of Irish brogue has a commanding presence. The title track “Shine” begins softly, showcasing Damien’s vocals, before the accompaniment builds into an impassioned chorus. An ethereal bridge adds structural variety. “Broken” has a driving energy with a rougher quality to the vocals that matches the subtle […]
Aleks Grey releases second single “Unstoppable” in anticipation of his first EP “Soul”
Aleks Grey‘s newest single “Unstoppable” is an energetic pop anthem with similarities to One Republic. This is the second single (after “Feel Alive” in May 2015) Aleks has released from his upcoming EP “Soul” (coming October 2015). Aleks, a Norwegian singer/songwriter, got his start performing in musical theater with roles in Rent, West Side Story, […]
Angéline tells an organic cross-cultural story in Cuban influenced beats and rich vocal harmonies
After pouring through several demos to find the perfect artist for my inaugural blog I stumbled across Angéline’s Back to Pike Place. The natural sounds in the opening track, “Kohly,” immediately caught my attention, providing a peaceful introduction to her lead song, “Black Butterflies.” The catchy beat and rich supporting vocals had me grooving to […]
Interview with Helen McCreary – Kaikoura
…all of the songs on my debut EP and my upcoming album were written while I was working as an archaeologist in Christchurch, New Zealand. So my experiences there, the people I met, the homesickness I felt… all of that fed into the music.” –Helen McCreary Let our readers know who you are and where […]
Interview with Kathy Muir
How have you been? What’s happened in the world of Kathy Muir since we reviewed your last album, which was released in the summer of 2012? Well, Far From Entirely was recorded over a series of trips between the UK and the States. Six months after the album was released I moved over to the […]
Listen: Cut To It by Megan Landry
Megan Landry is an 18-year old Canadian girl with a keyboard, a dream, and a new album set for release in August, titled STILLS. Landry’s work is quirky, easy-listening pop rock. She has a song that will be featured in an upcoming Hollywood movie and has worked with another movie featuring the writings and arrangements […]
Listen: Before You by Jon McLaughlin
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jon McLaughlin’s music has been featured on various outlets such as: AllMusic, Billboard, Examiner, Nashville Scene, American Songwriter, Under the Gun, PopMatters, NPR and USA Today. McLaughlin has provided music for shows such as Madam Secretary, Chicago Fire and So You Think You Can Dance and has contributed music to three major Hollywood […]
Watch: Creativity by Leslie Rohonczy
Leslie Rohonczy is a Canadian songwriter, vocalist and performance Coach. Along with her four-piece band of amazingly talented musicians, they create and perform a diverse and compelling catalog of original rock, country and funk music. Rohonczy’s second album Down From the Ether was released in October 2014. Watch this cool visual for her single “Creativity”.
Potion Me Well With Foam Ropes’ Flavor of Indie Pop
Foam Ropes is an Indie Pop fantastic voyage through the master craftsmanship of one singer/songwriter Derek Nicoletto. Leaving his path in music to study acting, little did Derek know the universe would lead him full circle. His 9 song, self-titled debut is an aurally refreshing ode to the great solo songcrafters who have contributed to […]
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