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Beat Maker Mo Beatz releases new album ‘Mo Better Beatz Than Blues’

The producer of hip hop instrumentals known as Mo Beatz has released his latest LP album, Mo Better Beatz Than Blues. The album contains 14 original tracks for an approximate total listening time of 50 minutes. It has been proudly published on his Mo Better Beatz independent record label without the direction of the corporate […]

Awaken Shepherd debuts with emotional Indie Rock Single R.I.P – Watch The Video here!

The alternative rock / alternative metal newcomer Awaken Shepherd’s debut single, ‘RIP’ and its dedicated music clip managed to get under it’s listeners skin with an emotional rock-ballad. The band project brought to life by Werner Jauk, and their first public release combined not only passionate melodies, but told it’s very own personal lyric story […]

AKASH: “Rooftop Vibes” – Fueled by his consistently infectious delivery

AKASH is an 18-year-old Indian Hip-Hop/Pop artist from New Jersey who a couple of months back rolled out his 10 track album “Rooftop Vibes”. AKASH penned all the tracks and called in a crew of talented producers including Davincii, DopeBoyzMuzic, and ANS who also contributed his vocals on several of the songs. The entire album […]

Busola Martins: “Pleasant Surprises” ft. Bukola Bekes does justice to the powerful ministry

“He turns my life around”, with these words, Busola Martins whets our appetite as we are led with bated breath into her new release “Pleasant Surprises” ft. Bukola Bekes.  With her ingenious use of simple questions and quotable phrases, she challenges us on a mid-tempo cliff hanger to re-access our relationship with Jesus. Precisely because Gospel […]

Award-winning Weston Simonis to release “Yoga Pants” video from “Moments Of Intoxication”

For those who’re still unfamiliar with Weston Simonis and his wide range of musical styles, this is a very special talent. A native of the Grande Ronde Valley, Weston is difficult to pin down to one or two genres. Some might say he’s all over the place. I say he has the special ability to […]

Joey Britton: “Edmonton Sessions” – a sound so warm and gripping

Joey Britton started his journey in music at an early age. He joined the band ISO and played lead guitar helping to launch the Torn and Tethered Album. After ISO, Joey decided to move to California to expand his skills in the music industry while writing, recording, and producing his own records.  “I try to […]

Chaz Hearne: “Rise of the Voluminous” – wide-ranging sonic assemblages cut with oblique texts

The very first thing I learned while listening to the album “Rise of the Voluminous” by eclectic folk artist, Chaz Hearne, is that the defining question regarding any Hearne song is which Chaz Hearne he’ll be. Will it be the introspective, contemplative Hearne of slow-burning masterpieces like “Falling For Reason” and “Hount The Jab”? Or will […]

The Gibb Collective: “Please Don’t Turn Out the Lights” – breathtakingly engaging

October marks the 45th anniversary of the Bee Gees song “Please Don’t Turn Out the Lights,” and fans of the musical super group of the 1970s, have reason to be excited. The Gibb Collective is a musical tribute, and a family legacy.  On the input of Maurice’s daughter, Samantha, the children of Andy, Barry, Robin […]

The Innocent Bystanders: “Attractive Nuisance” – tons of positive vibes that penetrate the speakers

Based in Kensington and Mission Hills, The Innocent Bystanders was founded by musicians who played regularly in various bands in high school and college, who got together to form a band to play fundraising events for a local law school. They perform a wide-range of rock and soul, focused on the music of the 1960s and […]

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