Los Angeles based soulful singer/songwriter Freddy Hale has arrived with an infectious R&B infused pop single titled Troublemaker. From the moment the music starts playing you are immediately pulled into the mix of driving bass, smooth grooves and charming vocals of Freddy Hale. Walking along the musical spectrum somewhere between Lana Del Ray, The 1975 […]
Mama K and The Shades, A One of a Kind Experience
Get ready for Austin, Texas’ newest and hottest 11-piece one-of-a-kind sonic experience Mama K and The Shades! Their debut album Honey Made is now ready for your consumption! Having opened for George Clinton & P-Funk, Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars, The Motet, Roxy Roca, Lee Fields and having made appearances at Wakarusa Festival, Texas Reds […]
Andrew Goldring’s Alt-Lofi-Americanadelic Cosmic Dance
Salt Lake City singer/songwriter Andrew Goldring has delivered an engaging, soothing alt-lofi-Americanadelic wave of frequencies on his new single Cosmic Dance. Like an asteroid or even a small piece of debris gently floating through the cosmos, Goldring creates a captivating soundscape that leaves you wanting more once the 4 minute and 24 second journey ends. […]
Elle Casazza Interview – Proof
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Elle Casazza about her influences, motivation, the newest project and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams can be found 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.) […]
Interview with Matt Rouch & The Noise Upstairs
Hailing from Virginia and growing up near Washington, D.C., Matt Rouch has now landed in Denver, CO and is diligently working his way into the music scene. Now with his self-released album, “The Beautiful and the Damned” and his new band, Matt Rouch & The Noise Upstairs, this 4-piece alt-country folk group is one of […]
Interview with Midwestern Accent
In this interview spotight, we chat with Midwestern Accent about influences, the newest project and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams can be found 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 […]
Justin Allen and the Well Shots
Justin Allen might be new to Nashville but he’s no rookie when it comes to the rock and roll life. I’ve been in bands since I was a kid, barely 13 and writing my own songs and playing in bars. It’s all I ever really wanted to do”; he explains while taking a quick pause […]
Rev Peter Unger Releases New Single Heaven Only Knows
Christian Bluegrass singer/songwriter Rev Peter Unger is back with another good ole fashioned Country Gospel jam titled Heaven Only Knows. You might remember Rev Peter Unger from our last article featuring his previous single, I Am A Walking Man. Heaven Only Knows is a blend of elements from country and bluegrass with a strong message […]
Might As Well Rock Hard with NYC’s Xombie
NYC based rapcore group Xombie have rocked festivals such as CMJ and Bamboozle, been featured on MTV-U, raised $11,000+ through Kickstarter and shared stages with artists that have names like He is Legend, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, Butcher Babies, Rittz, (Hed)PE, Like Moths to Flame, Otep, Dope, Bobaflex, Psychostick, Wu-Tang Clan’s Cappadonna, and […]
zenxienz Returns With Psychelectronic, Jazz-Infused Collision Course “Mind Sigh”
Los Angeles based producer and composer zenxienz has arrived with an intriguing collision of frequencies on his latest opus, Mind Sigh. You might remember our previous interview with this talented artist. Find that here. Mind Sigh is a jazz influenced experimentation through psychedelic and electronic frequencies that collide in a way which seem to mimic […]
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