After spending 49 years in the music industry including working with heavyweights such as Bob Babbitt of the Funk Brothers and Motown fame, Jim Kirby keyboardist for the late and greats Roy Orbison and Jimi Hendrix, Mark Beckett of Muscle Shoals fame, and Dan Furmanik top Nashville session player; what’s next for Don Beck? Playing […]
Watch: Bitch Please by Leslie Rohonczy
Leslie Rohonczy recently released the visual for her single “Bitch Please“, a Hip Hop-esque, floetic commentary on some pop culture symbols who you probably don’t want your daughters looking up to. Leslie and I recently finished a remix to her single “Chin Up” which will be available on December 11, 2015. Here is the lyric […]
Interview with Aleš Mav of Permanent Moods
Aleš Mav is currently the one and only man behind the band Permanent Moods which is based in north London. An animator in the visual effects industry by day, Mav uses what time is left each day to create and produce. Following the debut EP “Surface“, Aleš is back with a new full length project titled “Entities” (released in September […]
Emily Shirley Releases Duotone EP…and you need a copy
From the moment I clicked play on Emily Shirley‘s Duotone EP, I was blasted off into a world of catchy, melodic, big-sounding, epic, jazzy indie pop… and I’m hooked. Emily Shirley has a new fan. [Tweet “This is one of the best EPs I’ve heard from a #songwriter since the last time I typed those […]
Watch: Crossroads by Sara Syms
Following her highly acclaimed debut album, nominated for IMEA’s Americana Album of the Year, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sara Syms‘ sophomore release is an artistic and personal breakthrough for the lifelong overchiever. Even before the album’s release, Way Back Home caught the attention of music critics for its artistic honesty and vulnerability as Syms’ lyrics plumb […]
Helen McCreary Takes Us To Kaikoura
If you missed our introductory interview with Helen McCreary, find that gem here. McCreary, a wandering minstrel archaeologist, was raised in beautiful upstate New York, served as a backpacking instructor in Wyoming, and archaeology has taken her to Mali, Turkey, Mongolia, and the topic of her new EP – Kaikoura. Now, based in NYC, Helen […]
Noah James Hittner Has A Winner With Flesh & Metal
As much as I have listened to this album over the past few weeks, I should have already written a review on it. However, there’s no time like the present. Make sure to check out our previous interview with Noah. Flesh & Metal is definitely one of the most unique, original, authentic and genre-melding collection […]
Interview with Noah James Hittner – musician, author, and inspiration
Singer/songwriter, musician and author Noah James Hittner recently came across our radar. After checking out his album Flesh & Metal and learning about several books he has published, I decided it was time to ask Noah some questions so we could learn more about this multi-talented artist. Be sure to support Noah’s music by sharing, […]
Kathy Muir’s Born By The Water
Kathy Muir has released the official video for her single “Born By The Water” from her Second Life EP. January, snow, writer’s retreat, cabin, Woodstock, water, loons” pretty much sums up the setting that made Born By the Water so easy to write. The music video was filmed by the Ashokan Reservoir and Cooper Lake, […]
Kathy Muir Releases New Single and Video, Filmed Around Woodstock
Kathy Muir has been, and will remain, a staple on our site. She has a new single coming October 1st and the video will be here on Monday (September 28th) for our viewing pleasure. Filmed near and around Woodstock, Kathy released a trailer for the “Born By The Water” video earlier today. An aurally intense, […]
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