Author: Peter Burns
Souleye: “Snow Angel” ft. Alanis Morrisette – thrusting into the limelight
The “modern day hip hop warrior” Souleye, is getting set to release his next full-length album “Wild Man” in mid-spring, and has freshly dropped the second [Read More…]
Rod Carrillo: “Alegre” – a roaring instrumental anthem
Rod Carrillo head of A & R and production for the label Carrillo Music which has charted over 50 tracks on the Billboard and Radio [Read More…]
Singer-songwriter Glenn Polin with a series of new songs
Glenn Polin is an amateur artist, singer and producer. Frank Topper is an organizational development consultant from Greenbrae, California, who writes lyrics on his day off. [Read More…]
Elmo Karjalainen: ‘Age Of Heroes’ glues together all the elements
Elmo Karjalainen is a ‘guitarist’s guitarist’ who revels in a self-penned musical hybrid shot through with intensity and precision. His latest album ‘Age Of Heroes’ [Read More…]
Doc Jazz: “It Takes Love” – rekindles the soul and ignites a fire in the heart
Doc Jazz’s songs are emotional, some are slow, others are upbeat, and most of the songs weave melodies through stories in a way that has you [Read More…]
DasMeter: “Evolution” evokes feelings more than thoughts
Real-life brothers Darren (Keyboard, Drums) and Michael (Guitar, Vocals) are an American music duo project that goes by the name of DasMeter. Their debut electro-hardcore single “Mercury” was released in late [Read More…]
Jayy Queezy: “Revival of Hiphop” – wordplay and ear for production
Born on the Southside of Chicago, Jaquez R. Hailey aka Jayy Queezy is hip hop and rap artist that brings an honest and genuine sound [Read More…]
Last Ronin: “Meditate” – will make people’s heads turn
Last Ronin has been blowing up all over the place. He has a unique style that combines melodic Pop vocals with some of the best produced [Read More…]
Kyley Styles: “LEAD SINGER COMPLEX” – a metaphor for our own personal strengths and weaknesses
The first full length album by independent alternative rock artist Kyley Styles is by all means and intent a concept album of sorts. The liner [Read More…]
Dan Weintraub: “Songs for Beautiful Souls” – the songwriting and narratives are superb
For Dan Weintraub, music isn’t work – its therapy. And it’s been that way since he started recording and performing in the mid-80s. Raised on [Read More…]
