Grey Smith solidified his sound and his soul, engraving it in stone with the first track, “Fear”, taken off his upcoming project, the “Ghost Notes” album. Grey, who wrote, played, sang and engineered every piece of the record is fundraising the entire project via to finance the mixing and mastering of the album, the back-end […]
Singer-Songwriter Wants to Flood the Earth with a Love and Peace Revolution
Singer-Songwriter, Sankarshan Das, who began his songwriting career in the late 60’s during the legendary love and peace revolution era days in San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury district, has a written a song called “The Peace Formula,” which was very much appreciated by former US President Obama when he was in the White House. It has […]
Subreel – offers guides from live sound to instruments, and music technology
Subreel is a website designed to help aspiring musicians, a music hub with a goal of offering equipment reviews, how-to guides and loads of other musical information. Their writers offer decades of experience in a lot of different areas of music, from live sound to instruments and music technology. Some of the areas Subreel cover include: […]
Jaief & Asong: “Don’t Need To” – cleverly focused and totally clean
The two friends Jaief & Asong live in separate cities in the south of Germany but plan and execute their musical projects with producer KasAkustix in Berlin. In 2014, with a baggage of musical tastes that stretch across genres like Hip-hop, Country, Jazz, Soul, Rock, Pop, Electronic, and Afro-pop, among others, Jaief & Asong formed […]
Book Of Harmony: Liberal use of a great many of melodic and harmonic elements
Kind readers, if you know nothing of Book Of Harmony, start here. Book Of Harmony is a 7-piece NYC based Progressive Rock band who recently released their 14 track self-titled album. As is usually obligatory with this genre, the band displays outstanding technical musicianship, a flawless grasp of form, a captivating depth of lyricism, great […]
Earl Adamant Allen: “Can’t Get Enough” – the kind of calm demeanor you don’t see with many a rapper
Listen to the latest track “Can’t Get Enough” by Earl Adamant Allen while you’re reading this. Do you hear that? It’s innovation in hip-hop. Adamant is a mic controller if there ever was one. His songs are the kind of laid back that makes the listener feel like they just woke up on a sunny […]
Steve Lieberman the Gangsta Rabbi: “Psycho at the Hospice Gates” is reaching out
Give Steve Lieberman the Gangsta Rabbi his due: His pretty relentless. For more than 30 years, the spirited Jewish punk has worked tirelessly to make his music count for something more than cheap thrills and mindless rebellion. And our anti-hero’s new album, “Psycho at the Hospice Gates”, shows no cracks in the armor. Actually it […]
Deltiimo: “Now Sing Out Loud” ft. Amba Tremain & Devin Jade – incredibly consistent
Founded in the UK by dance music veteran Gary Louca, Deltiimo is a Portsmouth UK founded musical production and song writing team that specializes in releasing uplifting dance pop anthems. Deltiimo have collaborated with Bradon Grobler from Holland to produce crossover Dance pop anthem “Now Sing Out Loud”, featuring the amazing vocals of Amba Tremain […]
Han Sino & Parth Patadiya: “A Murder In Me: The SCoRe” – deep, intimate and intense
Han Sino is a hardworking sound designer and spoken word artist justly admired for his music and various releases. However, his remarkable soundtrack for Parth Patadiya’s short film “A Murder In Me” may be his masterpiece, so far. It is, apart from being just the right underscore to this provocative film, music that more than […]
Tyler Imbrey & The Ghost Review: “Misgivings” – a constant swirl of assorted acoustic resonance and swooping electric tones
The music by Tyler Imbrey & The Ghost Review is by turns harsh and sweet, downcast and uplifting, angry and joyous. They also tend to be smart, both lyrically and musically. It’s kind of their trick, to insinuate themselves slowly over time, appearing at first to be more meditative and less hooky than they actually are. […]
