Month: May 2017

Paul Kostick: “Are You Listening?” has a certain sense of flare

Paul Kostick is a singer-­songwriter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who delivers acoustic-driven pop-rock tunes accompanied by soulful singing and catchy melodies. Paul’s brand new 4-track EP, is entitled “Are You Listening?” Kostick hasn’t hit complete stardom just yet. But this EP will launch him a bit closer than he was before. From the moment that I […]

Steve Lieberman: “2nd King of Jewish Punk #31/69: The Last of the Great punk Rock Bass-Heroes”

The music market desperately wants artists placed in a box. Steve Lieberman (better known as The Gangsta Rabbi) doesn’t even want to be in the market, never mind in a box. All this time I’m desperately trying to find a genre-name that will appropriately fit what Steve does. It’s is not hyperbole to say that all of […]

Ryan A: “We Run It” (ft. J Rush) – growing his craft with each successive recording

There are a few familiar faces in the underground hip-hop scene, East Coast specifically, that experienced listeners are sure to recognize. Then there are others just starting to break ground, but no less talented. Ryan A is an upcoming rap and RnB artist from Massachusetts. He recently dropped the single “We Run It” (ft. J Rush), […]

The Muddy Roses deliver delightful harmonies, tight instrumentals, and original songwriting

The San Francisco-based band, The Muddy Roses, consists of three primary collaborators – Elizabeth Lewis (Lead Vocals), John LoGiudici (Vocals, Guitars) and Diana Greenberg (Vocals, Violin, Guitar) who are ably assisted by Andrew Waegel (Vocals, Pedal Steel, Banjo), Dean Kattari (Bass, Production) and Rob Davis (Drums).   Their brand new self-titled EP has been produced by Dean […]

The Hopeful Giants: “Hawthorne EP” – a reflective contemporary folk journey

There are two types of people in this world – those who enjoy music and those who like music as a background noise. The Hopeful Giants is for people who like music. The heart and honesty that went into their debut recording is extremely commendable. It will leave you hanging on every word and note. […]

SR.Gent: “Canorous Camisado” – takes the art of music seriously

Lester R. Smith aka SR.Gent is a passionate entrepreneur, artist, songwriter, and proud father who based in Atlanta, Georgia. SR.Gent who demonstrated his unwavering love for music from an early age, lost his mother at the age of six, among other childhood hardships. These events led the artist, who hails from Tucson, Arizona, to make […]

Dayna Patreace: “Experience” – The song is raw, arousin and well produced

Dayna Patreace, born in Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, is an R&B singer-songwriter that has a 90’s sound with an original tone infused with melodies that stems from Caribbean culture. She found her voice singing in the church choir at the age of four, and began writing songs in her teens as a way of escaping life […]

Aprilann: “Crown and the Girls” (Remix) comes barreling in with a strong punch

Born and raised in Florida, Manhattan resident, Aprilann has several songs on iTunes and her latest self-written release Crown and the Girls, produced by acclaimed New York producer Artie Skye of Skyelabs, was released earlier this year. It tells the ageless story of heartbreak and the difficulty of letting go. She recently completed the remix for ‘Crown and the […]

Jerome Bell: “Burn Easy” – the mastery of crafting a good pop song

Jerome Bell has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people on stage in his role as “Seaweed J. Stubbs” in the Broadway hit musical ‘Hairspray’ but is best known from his recent appearance as a top 40 semi-finalist on American Idol Season 10. Since his run on the FOX reality competition series, he has […]

Ex-Baghdaddios Old Punk Rock Dog Set To Release Debut Solo Album

NYC Lower East Side Indie Veteran Kenn Rowell Finds That Solo Life Begins After 40. Time is a fickle mistress.  One minute you’re the new guy in town, anxious to get “up to speed” with whichever ‘scene’ you’ve opted to become a part of – the next, you’re remembering the “good old days” and wondering where […]

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