Retro in one track but cutting and full of a modern edge at the same time in the next, there’s no understating the importance of the riffs in the new album Anything Could Happen by Go Time!. In songs like “Burden of Proof” and “Head Space,” they express an honesty that words simply cannot get across on
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Michelle Shafer is singing with a lot of passion behind her every word in the new single ”One Breach,” an eroticized hue of retro baroque swagger haunting her words in the ascending instrumental melody beside her. Shafer is a beacon of light in an otherwise enchantingly dark landscape in this latest release, and though “One Breach”
How would you describe your musical style? Eclectic Indie chamber folk/rock Who were some of your music influences that inspired your passion for songwriting? Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, Bowie, Kate Bush, Fleetwood Mac, Chrissie Hynde and Hildegard of Bingen What would you like your fans to take away from your songs? I would like them to
Set to a stinger of a melody that quickly finds a rock n’ roll-inspired groove to get in front of, “Cadillac” from King Falcon isn’t the first fiery melodic rock song to have caught my attention this spring, but it’s one of the few to have been sourced from a purely independent source disinterested in
Heistheartist’s latest EP Under the Influence of Love (Acoustic Soul) showcases his growth as an artist and songwriter in the Christian music genre. Following the success of his previous releases, “The Book of Mary” and “On God,” Heistheartist delivers a bold and confident statement with this new collection of tracks. SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/heistheartist The EP is
Right now feels like the age of melodic muscularity, and if you need evidence proving as much, you simply need to turn on the radio and flip to any station – beefy beats and larger-than-life melodies will meet you there. In this spirit, everything from country to hip-hop to pop is getting heavier and more
Through the gentle beat and surrounded by melodic instrumentation that could have done more than enough to tell us the context of what we’re soon to hear coming out of our stereo speakers, we find a soft voice of vitality amid “Light of the Moon” by Red Matter, the dreaminess of the nearby musicality seamlessly
There aren’t very many artists interested in staying true to pure country aesthetics anymore, but that isn’t stopping young songbird Xolex from breaking down some of the most incredibly virginal country melodies with ease and swagger in her new single “Ain’t Buyin’ It.” Xolex’s vocal style comes from the old school nightclub aesthetic for certain, and when it’s
The Price Brothers Band’s release Live at Yellow Cab Tavern affords singer/songwriter Pete Price the opportunity to showcase material from his recent album Department of the Interior. The baker’s dozen track listing includes one cover, a spirited rendering of the classic “The Letter”, but even this rendition stays close to the driving force behind Price’s songs. The recording is
Gabriel Saro is a multi-talented artist that you need to have on your radar! He’s recently teamed up with Charlotte Grisley to release two new singles that are guaranteed to give you all the feels. “I Love The New Years Day” and “Come To My Place” are the perfect mix of classic balladry and modern
Playing out like a classic rock singlet that drops on the radio at just the right moment in our day, Christopher Banks’ “Angry Letter” is perhaps the best means of getting a close look inside the mind behind Anxious Attachment, his new album. FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/musicchristopherbanks As spellbinding as some of the psychedelic-tinged framework is, it’s got
IRRADIANCE at the Great Pyramids of Egypt recreated at the Paramount Hudson Theater in Peekskill, New York on March, 25th, 2023 featuring The Daisy Jopling Band and special guests. On November 4, 2022, Daisy Jopling performed an extraordinary concert at the foot of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. She collaborated with some of
Jimmy Goings’ new single “World At War” off of his upcoming album Late Check In is a groovy rock track that brings back the classic sounds of the late 1970s. The song is a powerful commentary on the state of the world, with lyrics that remind us that even though it was written and recorded
Boldly melodic & as colorful as any beat in his music, is Joey Berkley’s wit as a player & composer. The track “Alamo” is a stunning showcase of talents for this sensational musician. Jazz has always been defined by its greatest minds as opposed to its most impressive muscle, but in this domineering effort, Berkley
Careening out of the darkness with an especially experimental groove behind every melody, the title track in Thomas Truax’s Dream Catching Songs welcomes listeners into this 2023 classic unafraid of the risk that comes with being extraordinary, and as we’ll soon learn, this feature helps to produce every powerful moment in this LP. While “Everything’s Going to
While it might not have a place among the TikTok-centric music of the now, Cameron Joseph’s newest single “Run to the Cross” is a song that paints itself with a delicate brush, giving its religious background the stage completely while still focusing on positioning itself as a song that could still get plenty of mainstream
Delicate voices can carry a lot more weight than anyone realizes until you hear a song like “Your Angel” from Natalie Joly – and it sets everyone straight right there on the spot. Joly’s voice is one of the more fragile of any I’ve heard in her scene for the better part of the last
Rather than trying to fill in the space between beats with lyricism that wouldn’t have come close to capturing the mood as well as the music does, Richga is keeping it simple with his new single “Dance Exorcist.” Playing out exactly as its title would imply it should this is a track that demands movement
Adrenaline and rock n’ roll grit are the name of the game in the new single “Dirty Sweet” from Ten Ton Mojo, but I would hesitate to call this the kind of meathead rock a lot of their retro contemporaries have been pumping out lately. TTM approach the concept of big grooves and enormous riffing
A little humble, more brooding than it has to be, and constantly reinforced by the texture of the instrumental play it’s surrounded by, Ann Brita Nilsson’s lead vocal in the new EP Eleven Something occasionally verges on countrified aesthetics tethering folk-rock and dark, post-new wave pop but it never becomes defined by scene politics. Although I wouldn’t
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