Tag: Los Angeles

Luna 13 – a shifting black harmonic wall

The award winning Los Angeles band Luna 13 is forging a new genre of music they call Black Metal/Bass Music. Their brutal yet groove based electro-metal incorporates elements of electronica, death metal, and industrial rock – all done with electronics, which means no string instruments. Music maker Dr. Luna, creates a metal sound with synthesizers […]

TALENTDISPLAY DISCUSSES HIS UPCOMING ALBUM, TALKING NICKI/REMY BEEF, 2CHAINZ AND MORE…

TalentDisplay confidently fuses old influences into his raw, modern sound, taking rap to a new intoxicating level. The Los Angeles rapper and songwriter TalentDisplay keeps a unique approach to hip-hop that incorporates the influence of fresh sounds, reality and assorted styles. TalentDisplay blasted on to the music scene in 2006 with his self-titled multi-lingual single. […]

One-L: “LEVELS” – the ability to maneuver within hip-hop’s existing boundaries

One-L is the rap artist from Los Angeles who kicked off the year with brand new album entitled “LEVELS”, which is an anagram for Leaving Every Virtue Entirely Lost In Success. The eight track album showcases a talent maturing, developing and breaking through ground. We witness the depth of One-L’s abilities when he spins tales of […]

LA Hardcore Drummer Lucky Lehrer Speaks His Mind!

Lucky Lehrer’s foray into the politics of marijuana was in 1974 working in Washington, D.C., for a freshman Congressman on Capitol Hill. Writing on the front page of the student newspaper at the University of California, Lehrer observed “the nation’s policy on cannabis appears inconsistent and ill advised.” Back then, the issue involved the defoliant […]

Papa Juliett will quickly build an impressive and inspiring resume!

Los Angeles alternative and progressive rock band, Papa Juliett, is Juliet (Vocals), Sui Gn (Guitar) and Julian (Guitar). The trio has just dropped a two-song EP containing the tracks, “How I Feel” and “I Can See”. Through all the years of reviewing I have developed quite eclectic interests in music. But I have a basic […]

Dubbrich: “Black Flag” – a rich body of work all around

Dubbrich, Born Arron J Collins in Los Angeles, California is an American rapper – producer noted for his smooth, uplifting sounds and life-inspiring lyrics. He lived in Lancaster, California during his childhood and teenage years where he found his love for rap and poetry, writing his first song at the age of 13. In 2010, […]

JGrace: “Love Me” balances pop and dance!

18 year old Jennifer Torrejon aka JGrace hails from Los Angeles, CA. Jennifer grew up embracing her Peruvian and Honduran heritage but living the American cultural dream. She was exposed to both singing and dancing, by her parents at a young age.  Influenced by American pop music, as well as the rhythms of Latin Pop, […]

Pixelfox: “Journey Room” – a voice that resonates against any musical backdrop

Eddie Ozarie, AKA Pixelfox is a Mexican-born and raised artist who discovered a strong connection to classical music with the piano at the age of three, and later started discovering more contemporary sounds form old records his father used to play. He started recording his own music the moment he got his first computer and […]

KORR-A: “Everybody Get Down” – an all-embracing futuristic-retro pop anthem

KORR-A exploded onto the scene in 2013 with “Fiyacraka”, taking the U.S. and Europe by storm, since then, in 2015 she has moved on to working with Dutch producer Tearce “Kizzo”, who has collaborated with everyone from Afrojack and Inna to Jason Derulo, Pitbull and Ne-Yo. Now the Los Angeles based artist has unleashed her […]

Vince Adams: “Rain or Shine” – skilled songwriting, and gutsy, heartrending vocal performances

Vince Adams, an independent singer and songwriter from Los Angeles has released his new album entitled “Rain or Shine” on Feb. 8. Few rock n’ roll songwriters today succeed at blending genres, being literate, and being catchy as well as Vince Adams. “Rain or Shine” is nothing if not compulsively listenable. Think of it as the sonic equivalent […]

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