English-born Giles Lamb is no stranger to the music industry. After nearly thirty years of functioning as a consistent cog within the career’s ever-ticking clockwork and gladly boasting the awards to show for it, there are very few reaches of the music-making machine that Lamb is unfamiliar with. Audiences are undoubtedly familiar with his soundtrack
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“Judas” is the new song from indie music darling AV Super Sunshine. From the forthcoming album ARTROCK, “Judas” is based on the story of Judas Iscariot, one of Jesus Christ’s 12 original apostles. And if you don’t know, Judas is also the apostle that betrayed him to the authorities for thirty pieces of silver. His name,
Corey Stapleton and The Pretty Pirates debut album Sea Change is a refreshingly honest look at transformation and navigating change. Stapleton’s astir voice uplifts every heartfelt lyric and catchy melody. Sea Change is the convergence of honest country lyrics and modern day riff’s and melodies, making this album one of a kind. While the theme
While he isn’t pushing himself quite as hard as he’s capable of, there’s undeniably a lot of pent-up energy behind Gabriele Saro’s lead vocal in the new single “I Don’t Mind” this March, and it’s coming undone in all the right places. Catharsis is a priority for Saro in this performance and were it not
Francesca Beghe returns with her own rendition of “Trust In Me” nearly 30 years after its release. “Trust In Me” was famously performed by Joe Cocker and Sass Jordan on the grammy award winning soundtrack for 1992’s, The Bodyguard. Beghe is a talented singer/songwriter who established herself in the clubs of New York City back
From the opening song “Breath” to the epic closer, “Seven”, Los Angeles’ film and television composer Kim Planert maps out an imaginative and complex array of emotive artistry in the new full-length (instrumental) album, Being. The appropriately titled collection, listened through the lens of the past few years, sews together raw emotion and organic undercurrents that
I am sure Hungary’s Bernadett finds her success in the music world especially satisfying. It’s not a vindication of her talents alone but, perhaps, she views her blossoming success as justice of a sort for her grandfather and, maybe, a continuation of what he set out to do. Jozsef B. Suha, violist and composer, captured
For what it’s worth, Partial Sum comes out swinging. I wasn’t expecting something so bold, candid, and brazen from their most recent single “Just Listen,” but that’s exactly what I was given, and I think I’m all the better for it. When I set out to listen to pop music, it’s generally pretty tame stuff
“Silver Linings” is the newest single by R&B singer, Dommo, and the title certainly has literal connotations. Growing up in less than ideal conditions in Ohio, Dommo has split his time between Dallas/Ft. Worth, and Toledo. He’s also a vocalist for the group known as Gold Standard, who are featured on the track. Thanks to
Known for its castles, The Alps, Sigmund Freud, the setting for The Sound of Music and probably the late pop star Falco, Austria is a beautiful blend of historical culture and modern twists. The whimsical new pop-Europa track, “When the Sun Comes Out” from Austria’s ViennaCC further puts this European city on the map for
No one can claim Kate Lynne Logan is a slacker. She’s released eight collections of varying length since her 2011 debut and her songwriting has exponentially grown over the near decade. The ten tracks included on her album Sleeping Giants touch on the same themes present in Logan’s earlier work, but her artistic perspective widens with each
Chris St John’s new album Fly Away will warm your heart and make you feel seen. St John released his debut album I’m Dreaming in 2021, after spending the last two years writing enough songs to fill two albums. St John spent time in Nashville recording Fly Away with legendary producer Stephen Wrench. Fly Away
The highly anticipated debut album by U.K. Ska Punks, King Goon, is scheduled for a Mar 25th release. I’ve been given the privilege of checking out an advanced copy, and it’s my editorial opinion that it’s worth the hype. Admit Nothing! Deny Everything! Lie! Lie! Lie!, is also attempting to break the record for longest
There’s a certain amount of trepidation for me when I’m faced with reviewing a release with strong gospel influences. Not all such releases are alike, of course. Some performers working in that vein adopt strident and/or apocalyptic personas while a significant portion of their peers wear a much more inviting face. Vaughn falls into the
Popular music history is long on examples of how a band’s journey mimics the personal voyages of its members. Ludlow Creek is no exception. The band began life near the middle of the preceding decade as the cover band Southbound but soon transitioned into an unit reliant on their own material. The band made a
The beat that’s driving home the catharsis in Rob Alexander’s latest single, “Yesterday’s News,” is undeniable pure optimism. In the face of lyrics that question the protagonist’s very motives for feeling as emotional as they do, we find a groove that pushes back against the notion altogether, as if to rebuke the hesitance in Alexander’s voice without ever
The new single “Super Galactic” from FiveDFit has all the basic instrumental components of a typical rock track – guitar, bass, drums, vocals – but when incorporated with a kind of vigor we haven’t seen much of in pop for the better part of the last ten years, they sound anything but conventional. TWITTER: https://mobile.twitter.com/fivedfit
Nashville is changing in amazing ways right now, with the biggest difference between the new guard and the old coming in the form of increased aesthetical hybridity, both with rock and hip-hop. Taking on a bit of the former in the new single “Ghost Train” is none other than rising country star Matt Westin, who
Some singers have a voice that can appeal to audiences of all backgrounds, and Lady Redneck is one of those special singers. Her new single “After the Rain, You’ll Find the Son” is a Christian country song geared towards the faith-based community more than it is the mainstream per se, but its strength in melodicism
A slow groove can mean the difference between maximum chills or a total lack of thrills, and in the case of the new single “Slow Twerkin’” from 3B Rich, it’s the former over the latter. Rather than trying to center everything on the harmonies that this group can conjure up with surgical precision, “Slow Twerkin’”
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