We’ve all had this thought before. We’re sitting someplace, maybe on a train, in a restaurant, just out and about. Someone catches our eye, whether their with someone or not is irrelevant, but something about them strikes us. It’s unexplainable, but it’s innocent. It’s love. The mind begins to wonder what could be, do you
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There are a lot of critics who will tell you that the vast majority of the Nashville establishment wants a replay of the classic sound they’ve grown up with for years, and to some extent, I am inclined to agree with them. While the establishment types are more than cool with hearing the same kind
When did you first know you wanted to become a Jazz artist? (LOUIS SICILIANO) I have always been a rebel but also a researcher. Already when I was a child I remember that I was self-taught on the various encyclopedias we had at home. At 10, I had a background as a big boy in
It’s an interesting time for the American underground, and the explosive talent coming out of the woodwork is only part of the reason why I would say as much this September. Rather than trying to court us with a lot of mainstream-ready looks, the top players making noise on the indie circuit at the moment
When Dreams End is the sort of album title that makes you think, well, okay, this isn’t going to be a cheerful ride. Chris St. John’s When Dreams End is more, however than just a reflective and heartbreaking group of songs. The Nashville-based singer/songwriter’s second album is as entertaining of a musical experience as what you will hear
How would you classify your music? The foundation of Vinyl Floor is rock but we always try to find new flavors to add. Sometimes we add strings and sometimes horns. I think we also have a certain way of writing out the vocal harmony parts. We have a lot of different inspirational sources put together
Names like Enya and Yanni are as iconic as they are formidable when it comes to the state of modern spiritual music, but there’s still very much an audience and market for the genre that most mainstream listeners refuse to reckon with. The reasoning is lost on me, but most audiences seem to prefer their
Music doesn’t have to be indulgent to be lush and filled with color, and this is definitely proven true in the new single and music video “The Dream” from the mind of artist William Maselli. Maselli brings a classical sensibility to an otherwise pop-friendly song structure in “The Dream,” and where his vocals are delicate
Dianña’s musical journey led her through a succession of studio and live appearances with artists as diverse as Amy Grant and Snoop Dog. Her own work, however, reflects a passion for traditional country music revamped for modern audiences. The wide breadth of her skill makes her a particularly potent singer/songwriter in this mold as she’s
When Joe Macre says “the dream is free; the pain’s sold separately”, believe him. This is not an article about Crack the Sky. Look the band up. Joe Macre has a little slice of rock history reserved for himself and though I’m sure he wishes it was written a bit differently, history is history. He
Vineet Singh Hukmani’s “Light of the World” is the latest dazzler from the Indian-born singer/songwriter/performer. His impressive run of hit singles continues this time with a track exploring the modern R&B/inspirational gospel influences that are part of Vineet’s creative DNA. It’s music that’s designed to exert a broad-based appeal, reaching a wide target audience, but
David Nigel Lloyd’s songwriting brings us the same overall storytelling value in ten songs as virtually any novelist working today. The scope of his lyrical reflections and narratives is often so blessed with a wealth of detail that it makes tidy summation in review form an unenviable chore. It is best to consider the collection’s
Wilson Banjo Co.’s new single “Sadie Danced a Hole in Her Stocking” is a perhaps improbable title for the Steve Wilson-led project’s latest release. It does reveal a previously unexplored side of the band. Wilson began recording and releasing music as an interesting way of promoting his South Carolina instrument business and fulfilling his musical
Cover Song Contest from Masterpiece Sound Studios Detroit gives musicians a shot at a $25K grand prize, and a Detroit concert spot In Partnership with Sony Music Publishing Calling all musically talented artists! We’re looking for singers, musicians, producers, and re-mixers who are game to makeover a classic Motown Hit! Legendary Motown songwriter and record
Sidney Breedlove has known enough tears and hard times that it makes his new single “Take It Low” all the sweeter. It’s the latest musical confection from a rising hip-hop talent commanding the interest of industry heavies and a growing fanbase. The new single is getting the full court push with its release, find it
Balance is a key ingredient in any single, but when you’re working with elements of country-rock and Americana, I think it has a little more weight than normal. Aesthetically speaking, there’s a very evenhanded feel to “I Guess I Am the Only One” from the collaborating pair Lorenzo Gabanizza and Jeff Christie that I don’t
The Empty Pockets have been borrowing something from the blues and folk schools for a long time now, but in their new album Outside Spectrum, they’re fusing these two aesthetics with a passionate, puritan rock n’ roll that makes for one of their most intriguing sounds so far. In a lot of ways, there’s nothing
Todd Christoffel’s twenty-one track collection A Brief History of Eternity spans several styles of music while retaining the same core throughout. Seattle-based Christoffel works with guitarist Chris Faget from Don’t Ask, a band Christoffel fronts and writes songs for, but it’s Christoffel’s show beyond that. His acoustic guitar playing and vocals are key cornerstones in his musical
Dark Below’s new single “Tense” is a significant step forward for the Missouri-based power trio and a harbinger of their full-length album to come. They have one EP, 2017’s self-titled effort, and a 2019 single under their belt, but “Tense” pushes the band’s songwriting into intensely personal as well as physical territory while keeping it
Tia Penny is an Arizona-based singer/ songwriter/ musician with an exceptional range of talent for such a young age. She recorded her first two singles in New York City at A Diamond Heart Production and her first release, “Joyride” is scheduled for September 2022. As a young teen, she had National and local TV spots,
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