Steve Markoff, Patricia Lazzara and Allison Brewster Franzetti have returned, yet again, with another single in anticipation of their forthcoming album release. This single is their flute and piano-infused rendition of an Eric Clapton classic, Layla! Now I must admit, my father is a huge Eric Clapton fan. One of the things he successfully did […]
Interview with Dekker – Let’s Pretend
American indie-folk artist Dekker prepares to release his eclectically alluring sophomore album I Won’t Be Your Foe on May 20th (2022) via Useful Fictions / Wagram Music. The album is oozing with rich textures from the offset as rippling guitar twangs are met with hypnotic drum beats and whispered harmonies. Dekker’s beautifully honeyed vocal is […]
Interview with Linen Ray – On The Mend
Married folk-rock duo Linen Ray is a critically-acclaimed Americana band gleaning inspiration from 1970s Laurel Canyon folk-rock, alt-country and traditional country, and gospel. The pair’s second studio album, On The Mend, out May 13, 2022, brims with earthy but elegant folk-rock. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Linen Ray about the forthcoming release, technology, surviving the pandemic and more. […]
Interview with Van Tassel – White Coat Consequences
White Coat Consequences is a breakthrough project combining aspects of blues, folk, rock, jazz, gospel, and punk into music which is new and at the same time familiar. White Coat Consequences finds it roots in American blues and jazz, African and Latin percussion, and European Political Protest songs. Through collaboration with multi-talented artists/musicians Julie Licata […]
Interview with Dawson Fuss – Nothing Really Changes
“Nothing Really Changes” is the first single to follow Dawson Fuss’s debut EP Edge of Adolescence, marking an evolution and maturation of his sound and thematic material, as he enters the final months of his senior year of high school. Listeners will relate to this track as its message focuses on the transition from childhood […]
Interview with The Eiffels – Sometimes
Pitchfork proclaims The Eiffels are “on a quest to chart their own space between rock and pop.” Forbes describes their synth-rock sound as “neon grooves,” and Alternative Press hails their music as “anthemic and vivacious.” The Eiffels “More” was the opening track to Netflix’s hit movie The Kissing Booth 2, and their music has appeared […]
Interview with The Cancellations – Born To Break My Heart
The Cancellations are a band formed by Elijah Jones (The Constellations). In 2014, Elijah moved to Nashville from Atlanta for a change of life and scenery. In that time, he began writing music that reflected upon his life and past experiences. He formed Elijah Jones & The Tenderness with longtime friend, Erik Matthijs. The Tenderness […]
Interview with The Buckhead Boyz – Shout It To The World
In this interview spotlight, I chat with The Buckhead Boyz about the new music, technology, surviving the pandemic and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and how do You describe your style of music? The BUCKHEAD BOYZ are part of the fabric of the new Atlanta music scene […]
Interview with Yard Sale Toys – Spring Break 2022
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Yard Sale Toys about the latest album, technology, adapting during a pandemic and more, Full Q&A along with links and music below. Spring Break 2020 by Yard Sale Toys Where are you from and how do You describe your style of music? Yard Sale Toys is from Philadelphia, […]
Curious for the Curious, Buckle Up for a Prog Pop Rock Sonic Voyage with Relative Rabbit
Classic rock lead guitars, progressive rock synthesizers and infectious pop infused melodies collide for a cosmic sonic experience appropriately delivered by the digitized, virtual-centric collaboration of West Coast based guitarist/bassist Morgan Shinstine and East Coast based drummer/vocalist Matt Tyson; the duo tag teams keys and synths. The members of Relative Rabbit have never met in […]
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