Singer/songwriter Shauna Burns has arrived with her Celtic inspired rendition of the traditional English ballad Scarborough Fair. Shauna’s soothing voice combines with beautiful piano melodies and Celtic harp for a refreshing and moving arrangement which was created by Shauna. Caroline Kemper Reid Reynoso performed Celtic Harp while Dee Kei Waddell performed double bass and keyboards. […]
Man Called Noon Guaranteed To Make Everybody Move
Chicago based infectious, indie rock band Man Called Noon is guaranteed to lift your spirits in their jammin’ new single Everybody Move. Woooooo! I’m not playing when I say Everybody Move jams. Hell, Man Called Noon could be one of the catchiest, most infectious, hardest grooving rock bands I’ve heard in 2017. Everybody Move isn’t […]
Interview with Sierra Blanca – Book
Sierra Blanca is the brainchild of Jethro Gaglione. He got his start as a 10 year-old playing under a tent in Mexico, where his parents were part of a traveling missionary group. A faint trace of those old Mexican gospel songs can still be heard in Sierra Blanca’s music in the form of anthemic, catchy […]
Interview with Wyves – Spoils of War
Formed in the early parts of 2015, the band Wyves have been hard at work creating and crafting their signature brand of Rock & Roll. Their debut album, “Spoils Of War”, is 11 tracks that came from six months of writing sessions. It is an album that is both modern and classic in quality and […]
Interview with Eyeball – Paradox of Eternal Limits
Eyeball is a collective of beings from Raleigh, NC who use guitars, drums, synthesizers, effects, noise, and feedback to conjure up their own brand of psychedelic neo-space rock. They have released two videos directed by Josh Sokal, “Acid War” and the music-film “Inside The Moon” as well the 4-song EP produced by Jeff Eacho titled […]
Interview with John Van Ness – The Great Escape
John Van Ness’ musical journey started in 1990 when he decided to learn to play guitar during his Freshman year of college. He developed his chops as a guitarist and songwriter during his formidable years as co-founding member of the band VAN NESS (with brother Joshua). When VAN NESS disbanded in 2002, John stepped away […]
Interview with nav/attack – Centipede
LA based glitch-pop outfit nav/attack follows last year’s EP Errrors with dystopian themed single Centipede, released on 8th September 2017 via Sparse Symmetrics. Centipede is set in a post-apocalypic future, where breathing outside is illegal and everyone is addicted to narcotics-infused candy. A hypnotic, whirring cacophony, the track races with the glitchy speed of retro […]
Michael Askin Releases Potent, Memorable Single Titled Nashville
New Jersey based singer/songwriter Michael Askin has arrived with his engaging, memorable, alt-country, folk-rockin’ single Nashville; from his latest EP Road By The River. After serving as guitarist for Jersey rock bands Divine Sign and My State of Attraction, Michael is now venturing forward as a solo artist. Road By The River is his third […]
Lauren Waller Delivers Impactful and Engaging New Single, What If
Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Lauren Waller has delivered a catchy, engaging, potent single titled What If. Off her No Names Here EP, What If is an impactful, epic sounding wall of indie pop goodness. With a powerful attention-grabbing voice, pristine production, and emotion fueling instrumentation, What If is a radio-ready track that is a lyrical […]
Spotlight On Michael Williams
Michael Williams is a name not too many people will know unless they’re particularly tuned in to the modern rock/blues scene. He’s an artist from Texas who records with the Michael Williams Band, and he’s responsible for some of the better sounds in the blended genre from the last several years. Unfortunately he’s been quite […]
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