Born and raised in southern Oklahoma, William Ben Brooks may sound like a new name to the uninitiated, but the soulful singer-songwriter is already deep into his growing catalog of Americana-soaked, folk-rock and blues-based anthems. Further proof of his prominence as a reputable craftsman, can be gauged by the company Brooks keeps. His latest album […]
The Unwriters work with both analog reel-to-reel tape, and digital systems
The Unwriters is a four piece band from 4 different countries (France, Italy, UK, USA) that launched in 2018. Described as an anonymous concept ghost band, they are made up of Z (Zepop): Songwriter, guitars, lead vocals, Twister (She): Keyboards, piano, vocals, tambourine. Mel: Bass, guitar, vocals and Pat: Drums and percussion. A blues-influenced alternative […]
Los Angeles Alternative Rock Band “Saints Warning” Impacting Music Scene With Combination of Compelling Music & Positive Vision
With two very popular singles released in 2019 so far modern rock band Saints Warning is proving the Los Angeles music scene still has a huge amount to offer. Combining their well-crafted sound with an inspiring attitude Image seem just steps away from becoming a national name. Los Angeles, California’s Saints Warning is a rock […]
Wild Horse: “Songs About Last Night” shouldn’t go unacknowledged
Wild Horse are a young vibrant original British Rock Band, from Burwash, East Sussex, formed by two brothers – Henry Baldwin (Vocals, Guitar & Harmonica) and Jack Baldwin (Vocals & Guitar) – with school friend Ed Barnes (Drums), 6 years ago, when they were around 12 years old. They have since released two albums and […]
Bill Abernathy: “Crossing Willow Creek” – a portrait of an artist totally comfortable in his own skin
Kansas City, Missouri resident Bill Abernathy, began writing songs in his early teens. He played all through his school years, but then life took over. Bill got married, built a business career, and raised his children. After his kids graduated from school and started their careers, Bill picked up the guitar again and began trying to rekindle […]
Roger Cole & Paul Barrere: “Old Folks Boogie Redeux” – shades of rock and blues
“Ya know that you’re over the hill, when your mind makes a promise that your body can’t fill!”, this is the line that inspired Paul Barrere to write the original version of the “Old Folks Boogie”, which would subsequently feature on the 1977 Little Feat record “Time Loves a Hero”. The citation came from a […]
The Brazilians Release New Album “Delta”
The Brazilians were borne in the Gordonvale pubs nestled amongst the Mulgrave Delta cane fields of deep Far North Queensland. The band got their start playing loud and proud, with the twin guitar attack of Todd Macalpine and Callum “Frullet” Willians competing against the industrial din of the Gordonvale sugar mill pumping 24/7. The Brazilians […]
Boy Leadfoot: “Turn-Buckle” – It swings, it rocks, it grooves, it flows – it simply works!
Max Gordon with Boy Leadfoot is a three-piece blues-based, alternative soul and rock project, from Vancouver Island, Canada. Their latest release, the EP “Turn-Buckle” is a breath of fresh air compared to the pop dribble permeating the American music scene right now. This is the type of musical project that will carve out a steady […]
Angela C. Howell: “There’s Nothin’ I Don’t Love…” – a confident and sophisticated style
My, oh my, what an extraordinary song! All of the extraordinary shine of Angela C. Howell’s six previous albums is once again realized here on her latest single “There’s Nothin’ I Don’t Love…” – a track destined to be included on her forthcoming seventh album release . If at all possible, she continues to grow […]
Etop: “Masterworks” is especially proficient on slower emotional grooves
Etop is not your typical electronic artist. If someone says to you that Etop plays electronic music do not go thinking that he plays heavy beats and dance songs. Well he does, but not quite the way you’re thinking. Etop is everywhere. He can go to a bubblegum electronic pop tune, to a groovy dance […]
