Born in Toronto, Canada, both Geoffrey and Kadin of the duo, the Yung Saintz, are sons of Caribbean parents. Without major label support, GTA and Kadin Black were able to release a series of projects that feature artists such as London’s Double S, Revived, and Sarah G. This dedication put them on stages with Mali […]
Erik Odsell: “Searching For Lost Boys Island” – The voice, the words and music touches your heart and soul
Erik Odsell is a Swedish songwriter and recording artist. As a small child there were two ways to always make Erik calm. One way was to put him in a car and go for a drive, the other was to put him in a baby chair in front of his parents old grand piano while […]
Rog & Glenn: “Another Place” is flawless on so many levels
“Another Place” is an incredible album. The songs are thoughtful, catchy, beautiful and emotive, and well-produced. There is a special chemistry about Rog & Glenn. Their music comes to you fully formed, already great. Like a legendary band from the past that you’ve never actually listened to and then finally get a chance to give […]
Nicole Jane – “Back 3 BASSics” – show stealing reputation
Nicole Jane is a vocal trio consisting of brothers, Jace B Carreira, Alfie-J Carreira, and Dieu Carreira. Officially forming as a musical collective in 2006, Nicole Jane capped off the year by winning the Official UK Unsigned Contest; a nationwide talent competition which each year attracts tens of thousands of musicians across all genres from all […]
Alby Sound: “Adventures Of The Sound” – absorbs a wide variety of styles
Alby Sound is a rapper and music producer out of Rodeo, California. Previously known as Oktayne he gained enough popularity to begin rising through the ranks of the indie hip-hop charts. Alby’s album, “Adventures Of The Sound” is, in one word, refreshing. In a day and age where rubbish rules the airwaves, he provides a […]
Tha Wreking Ball: “Say Hello To Tha Good Guy” – bringing hip hop back to its roots
Modern rap is absolutely in trouble. From the two to four words in the entire writing, or the repetitive repulsive language, it’s just bad. Old school hip-hop actually made sense. Granted, it has bad language, but there were rhymes. Lyrics were legitimate and thought out. The new album, “Say Hello To Tha Good Guy” by […]
