Month: August 2020

Joe$tarr drops a preview to his new upcoming song, entitled “Tarazan”

Joe$tarr drops a preview to his new upcoming song, entitled “Tarazan”, and seems like everyone is in extreme anticipation of its release. Born in Southside Jamaica, Queens, New York City, Joe$tarr developed his skills by performing showcases in all the New York boroughs – from The Bronx, to Queens, and Brooklyn. The game has certainly […]

The Rude Dudez – “An Act of Protest” envisions a world far removed from the one we are currently creating

In March 2018, Penny Lane (vocals) and Reverbero (lead guitar) opened the doors of their “Red Spades Tattoo Studio” in Bray, Wicklow Co. (Ireland) which has become a common center for local musicians to play and get tattooed, and it was during a local music event that they met Aaron Doyle (rhythm guitar) and Cormac […]

INTERVIEW: Rock & roll revivalist, Josh Christina

Rock & roll revivalist, Josh Christina is bringing retro back in all the best ways. Reminiscent of an era when music sold itself, Christina’s classic energy humbly commands his audience, both on stage and through the stereo. With a sound described as “an infectious blend of piano driven, high octane boogie-woogie and pop ’n’ roll,” […]

Tim Trillioni rises above the noise to give us high quality music

New Orleans entrepreneur and singer-songwriter, Tim Trilioni is exactly what music fans mean when they describe an artist as, a ‘breath of fresh’, or use the words ‘unique’ and ‘eclectic’. Tim is an unusual hybrid in today’s ever evolving music scene – one moment he sounds like a spoken word poet, the next his spitting eloquent […]

Pulp’s newest track is “I Can’t Smoke In the Gallery”

Pulp’s newest track, “I Can’t Smoke In the Gallery” is a somewhat dark but calming lofi song. The laid back delivery compliments the lyrics that deal with body image issues, addiction, and mental illness. The instrumental’s slow drums and distant piano chords add to this feeling of hopelessness, but the production also manages to sound […]

Rory D’Lasnow – “An American Lie” – The socio-political critique is openly honest and salutary

Rory D’Lasnow’s voice range is unbelievable, and the songs he writes are a window to his mind and heart. He manages to protest without shoving it down our throats. He stands up for what he believes yet doesn’t push his ideals onto others. He just makes it perfectly clear which side of the road he […]

Ross Victory – Cali Cruisin’ – Official Video

LA Curbed estimates that Angelenos spent 128 hours in traffic in 2019! So cars and music are important to us and Cali Cruisin’ was recorded with that in mind. Imagine this – 80 degrees with a breeze, palm trees, good music, the best cannabis USA has to offer in a classic Mustang with your friends. […]

Slincraze Drops His Latest Single – “Ambitions” ft. Damien

Slincraze started touring when he was 14 years old. He had just played at Sami Grand Prix (Basically the Sami Eurovison) and that was his first “official” gig! For a few years he grinded and when he was 16-17 all that work seemed to pay off. He was playing concerts, earning money, had big record […]

LESS LOVE’s Snow White Trash is an anthem to the revolution of the disenfranchised

The new single by the Oklahoma City band LESS LOVE is uncomfortable and it is sad. It is a reminder that racial equality is still not in our grasp. However, LESS LOVE’s mission is not to make you cry. With their new single Snow White Trash (Trump’s Americans) the band is inviting you to get […]

Mr.Dragonfly – “Icey Road” quickly puts his groove-filled templates on display

Born in Benton Harbor, Michigan, and raised in Portland, Oregon. Monshjay Davis alias Mr.Dragonfly has always been strumming his guitar ever since he can remember. At an early age, he fell in love with the sounds of Earth, Wind & Fire, The Ohio Players, Percy Faith, and George Benson. This musical genius considers George Benson […]

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