No better track exemplifies everything that Ten Penny Gypsy’s sophomore album Fugitive Heart does right than the intro record, “Making Headway.” Consisting of the dynamic duo Justin Patterson and Laura Lynn Danley with assistance from former Neil Young band member Anthony Crawford, the ten-track effort showcased some of the best …
Read More »John Vento Celebrates New Year’s With New “Timeless” Single
The track is the third single from his musical odyssey, “Brick By Brick.” The album is being released one single at a time. “Vento does an excellent job of delivering a powerful and impressive vocal…Bravo!” – MusicExistence “His talent is still undeniable, his appeal worthy of wide recognition, and it’s all …
Read More »Single Review: Mason Embers “Rush”
Crisp and brilliantly positioned as to draw the most color out of the vocal and percussion as possible, the acoustic guitar part in Mason Embers’ “Rush” was what initially made me fall in love with the song and its music video, but it’s not the only attribute that makes this …
Read More »Single Review: Ready, Steady, Die! “Vent”
“Sorry seems to be the hardest word and it seems / It’s something you’re not very good at / You’ve got to vent it out – nothing just goes away” whispers a melodic voice on the other side of Ready, Steady, Die!’s new single and music video “Vent,” these lyrics …
Read More »Irish Metal Band Thoughts Of Ruin Releases New Album
Thoughts of Ruin formed in early 2005 under the name Revenant. Started in Tipperary in Ireland by 2 friends with some guitars, a computer and some beer. Realizing they were onto something, a full band was recruited. After a few changes it was finally settled as Dave (iBurn, My Own Cult) …
Read More »Single Review: Chad Rico “New Level”
In his latest single and music video to see widespread release around the globe, Chad Rico is all about highlighting the self-control he’s cultivated inside of the studio, and it’s my opinion that a song like “New Level” is probably the best vehicle to show us how disciplined he’s truly …
Read More »Single Review: Elsewhere “The Pledge”
The three piece Elsewhere defies easy labels. You can’t peg them as any one thing. There are pop textures, heavy rock guitar, singer/songwriter sensibilities, and progressive flavor present in the latest single “The Pledge”. The band, led by singer/guitarist Michael Aroian, is a fixture in the Boston area and surrounding …
Read More »New Zealand’s DateMonthYear Releases “The Exodus Suite”
https://open.spotify.com/album/5tIYLOk5cNjmZiK1CDGeZV?si=9hHK8hA_TreYOAMK_eKOKQ DateMonthYear, the eclectic and forward-thinking music experience from Hamilton, New Zealand, is proud to announce the release of stage two in a new work, called “The Exodus Suite” The Exodus Suite’ Part 1 & 2 are a collection of five Soundscapes/ Ambient music pieces with attendant video interpretations. The …
Read More »New Music From EDM Artist Cailo
Cailo grew up in Vallejo, CA, a small town about thirty minutes north from the bustling city of San Francisco. Here, many small town kids like Cailo, have big city dreams, but many of them fall short of their aspirations. Cailo is here to turn the tides and break the mold. …
Read More »Chart-Topping Country Act Empowers Women After Divorce With New Single, Video
Michael Coleman and See Your Shadow Songwriting have released, “Today I Do Became I Don’t.” Country music songs about divorce are nothing new to fans of the genre. In fact, the cliche and joke goes that “your wife” is one thing you get back “when you play a country record …
Read More »Power Couple Releasing New Music “We Are One”
The newest couple on the gospel scene, David and Tiffany Spencer, releases their new single “We Are One.” The single will be available on January 15, 2021, on all digital outlets. The release date is also Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday. The song is a reminder that King’s dream can be …
Read More »Album Review: Spiral Vortex “Prisma”
Spiral Vortex comes from a school of musical thinking that is all about two major concepts: subverting expectation and always maintaining an element of surprise. If the cover art of the group’s new album Prisma stands as any indication, the group is about ushering a post-modern version of classic, Hispanic-tinged …
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