TexMex Shaman, a project of multi-talented artist Stephen Watkins, was founded in October 2018. TexMex Shaman offers a genre-defying sound that combines funk beats, intense guitar, smooth bass, and captivating samples into tracks that are at once familiar and novel. Watkins has been composing and performing for over 20 years. After receiving a degree in […]
Interview with Dan Schultz – The End of Days
Dan Schultz is a one-man-band who plays all the instruments and performs all vocals on his recordings. In true DIY spirit, Dan creates his sounds in a spare bedroom. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Dan about his music, challenges, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you […]
Interview with Tijuana Bullfight – Fire
Blasting on to the Southern California Hard Rock Scene, Tijuana Bullfight’s self-titled debut gained traction and garnered them a nomination of the “Independent Rock Album of the year” at the 14th Annual Los Angeles Music Awards. Since inception, they have slowly created a community for fans of Heavy Alt/Rock, Grunge and Punk. Influenced by early […]
Interview with Harry and the Potters – The Trace (and Nashville show in August)
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Harry and the Potters about their music, challenges, technology and more. You can catch the band live in Nashville on August 17th at The Basement East. Tickets here. You can pre-order their upcoming Lumos. The release is scheduled for June 21st (2019). Full Q&A along with links and […]
Interview with Brandon Blvd – The Blinds
Brandon Love Jackson (born April 5, 1991), known professionally as Brandon Blvd, is an upcoming American Hip-Hop artist from Memphis, Tennessee. In 2016, he released his mixtape “Vengeance is Mine: Memoirs of a Lost Soul” to the public which yielded tremendous support and allowed him to begin generating local recognition. Apart from his career as […]
Interview with Dave Molter – Mid-Century Man
The songs on Mid-Century Man are influenced not only by the Beatles and other British Invasion-era acts — including American participants like The Byrds, The Beau Brummels, The Turtles and others — but also by prog rock, psychedelia, West Coast jazz and even some music hall odes. The overriding theme of the album is love: […]
Interview with Scary Hours – Live To Serve/Serve To Live
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Scary Hours about their latest release, challenges, technology and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. How has the dichotomy between NJ and NYC influenced your music? Commuting to and from NYC gave me a lot of time to be alone with my thoughts, which was […]
ReLoVe Nurture the Soul, Lift Spirits with Their Blend of Reggae and Soul, Music On A Mission Now Available
Los Angeles based ReLoVe deliver an uplifting blend of reggae and soul vibes guaranteed to boost your spirit and enhance your mood. Their latest EP, Music On A Misson, is now available. Delivering a mix of original sounds and well known covers, ReLoVe is here to not only entertain audiences of all ages but also […]
Interview with Saddle Of Southern Darkness
Forged in the hills of Kentucky and tempered in the mountains of Colorado, Saddle of Southern Darkness is rapidly carving a path across the country to deliver you a sound as tenebrous as it is true. In this interview spotlight, I chat with the band about their motivation, their upcoming release, touring and more. Full […]
Fingertrick Release Highly Infectious, Acoustic-Driven Single Thin Ice, Listen Now
This isn’t the first time Memphis based rockers Fingertrick have appeared on these pages. Today, I’m highlighting their song Thin Ice from their album If Requiems Were Record Deals. An acoustic driven ballad, the song starts out with passionate vocals and an acoustic guitar which slowly builds with strings into a full on pop rock […]
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