Anyone who has heard a preview of his debut recording and has read those lyrics and lived that EP, knows how beautifully and powerfully this man expresses himself. Anytime Troy performs, he puts his heart and soul into the song, and it is heard within his latest single, “Coward”. Notwithstanding the fact that I’ve heard […]
Fabpz the Freelancer: “Ur DayLightz” – nothing detracts from the booming rhythm
The common idea is that Dancehall reggae and raggamuffin is nothing if not trend-based, and for potty-mouthed, gun-talking DJs to suddenly strike intense, prayerful poses on their album covers, arrange their playlists into pseudo-suites, and give their albums pretentious, apocalyptic titles. On Fabp aka Fabpz the Freelancer’s latest, the single cover pose is a whole lot […]
The Vanilla Milkshakes: “Tall People Have No Feelings” – at no time can you be passive listening to it
Every time I read the following description on the band’s website “The Vanilla Milkshakes are a grouping of three studly nearly middle aged men who sing and play instruments. Sometimes they do it in tune and a melody is born,” I marvel at how true and honest that statement is. The Vanilla Milkshakes is a […]
Chàrlee M. publishes her dance pop song – “Live my Dream”
The Bielefeld native Charlene Marie Janzen, better known by her stage name Chàrlee M., has fulfilled her personal life-long dream: With “Live My Dream” her first song will hit the market in September 2015, which she wrote and produced with producer Andre Müther (D-Lay Productions, Jenifer Brening, Hypnotic Beat). Including: an elaborate music video featuring her […]
Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” produces a unique listening experience
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the vinyl format and the successful analog-driven soundtracks of films such as Drive and Maniac. These influences can be traced back to the vintage electronic scores of iconic director and film composer John Carpenter. […]
Bag of Nickels: “Amen” – a powerful, rock-drenched atmosphere and trippy, psychedelic arrangements
Born out of Wilmington, Delaware, the members of Bag of Nickels have played together since 1995, taking several breaks along the way to pursue side and solo projects and to decompress from the grind of playing shows, working 9-5s, and inner turmoil. Their two previous self-released albums were, “Soul Change” and “Mantequilla”. The band sees […]
King Camil: “Unveiled” does not miss a beat!
Born in Kankakee, Illinois, King Camil has recorded a myriad of underground tapes and CDs since 1998 and has independently arranged for mass distribution through a multitude of channels. The California resident has totaled major views on Youtube as well as many multiples of downloads on Datpiff. Now King Camil has dropped his latest track – including a supporting […]
Paul Pedana: “Free” – the orchestration of the strings and voice are exquisitely executed
Paolo Pedana b.k.a. Paul Pedana was born on in a small town called Umbertide, in the vicinity of Perugia, Italy. At the tender age of 6 he began to play the piano. By the age of twelve he had picked up both the guitar and the drums and had started his first band. At 14 […]
Seldom: “Black Mirror” – not over complicated, but immensely immersive
After performing with internationally acclaimed acts likes Buckcherry, Flyleaf, Puddle Of Mudd, Lacuna Coil, POD, Drowning Pool or Saving Abel, as well as successfully funding the production of a debut studio release via Kickstarter, Seldom released “Damaged”, their first full-length album, in 2014 and performed extensively on a regional basis in support of the release. […]
ILLUMENIUM: “Towards Endless 8” cultivates enormous rock songs!
ILLUMENIUM is an independent rock band from Estonia. Active since last year October, the band has been touring to promote their debut album “Towards Endless 8” tour in Europe. In 2016 ILLUMENIUM plans to hit Australia and USA. They are truly an independent band. ILLUMENIUM have their own label, they handle and organize their own […]
