Author: Peter Burns
Willy and the Planks combination of authentic gravitas and glee permeates the recording
Willy and the Planks seem to have been purveying their brand of Juke Joint Blues for a while, yet their music is fresh and original. [Read More…]
Will Diehl: “Give It Time” – a fluid nature and passionate storytelling
Will Diehl’s latest EP release, “Give It Time” beautifully walks the line between strong acoustic melodies and folk rock tendencies which capture the emotion Diehl puts [Read More…]
His upcoming album, “Beautiful People” is Valentino Mitaj’s biggest project to date
A household name in his mother country, Valentino Mitaj is already a bonafide pop star. In fact, the music he makes is best identified as [Read More…]
Sarantos: “Deep Inside” caters to the intimate thoughts we share as humans
Some songs are so immersive, provocative, and seductive that you can’t just listen to the music. Your entire body reacts to the haunting, throbbing beat [Read More…]
Free From Gravity: “Step Into The Sunlight” will have a marvelous shelf-life!
I’m not sure about how much a mature, well-oiled and well-travelled band can improve or grow artistically and technically, but this is exactly what UK [Read More…]
A Talk with Recording Artist Rick Shaffer
Prolific recording rock artist, Rick Shaffer, is a founding member of the Philadelphia band, The Reds©, whose first self-titled album on A&M records, was produced [Read More…]
Henry Metal: “Metal O’Clock” – easily the project’s most mordant and diverse offering to date
Henry Metal debuted in late March of 2017 with the release of 2 singles which was then followed by the albums; “So It Hath Begun”, [Read More…]
The Bach and Beethoven Ensemble’s CHICAGO STORIES Project – October 14/15
The Bach and Beethoven Ensemble’s CHICAGO STORIES Project brings the city to life on a personal level through new music written by Chicagoans, with and [Read More…]
Boostman Family: “I’ll Be There For You” – a complete, balanced and polished package
The electro/pop band Boostman Family, founded in 2012, is composed of different artists from the same family, of which Amy and David are the visible [Read More…]
Nina Kotova: “TCHAIKOVSKY” – the ability to cut through everything and get down to the obvious truth
Born in Russia, Nina Kotova belongs to the third generation of a family of musicians—most notably her father, the renowned virtuoso double-bass player Ivan Ivanovich [Read More…]
