LOS ANGELES (MARCH 2020) – T.R.O.Y. Wembley, a multi-platinum singer/songwriter from the west side of Chicago, drops his latest single,
Darren Michael Boyd has overcome some great obstacles in the past year. Suffering from a life-changing car accident, the Canadian
The quality gap between indie songwriters and mainstream players has seemingly never been wider than it is today in 2020,
Calling Adam doesn’t dillydally in the first track of his new album The Year of My Manifestation, “In the Game We
In moderate rhythm, piano keys delicately cut through the silence and usher us into the warm opening melody in the
Rob Massard’s soothing voice and poetic songs captivate. In the moving album, Northern Lights, this Michigan rocker’s penchant for intricate
In their new album Deck of Cards, The Wildcat O’Halloran Band adhere to the simple principles of American blues in their
The “Hoping for the Best Tour” launches Friday on Facebook Live. As promoter Ray Domenech of Ray Velvet Productions says,
2019 was huge for eclectic singer/songwriters, and you needn’t look much further than Luis Mojica’s breakthrough album How a Stranger Is
Just weeks after launching a successful Kickstarter campaign to support production of its new MOD Dwarf, multi-effects hardware, cutting-edge audio
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Musician performance anxiety (MPA) is the anxiety and panic caused by the negative thought of performing. The German University of
The Deer’s Cry aren’t harvesting bold new territory with their song “Rise With the Dawn”, but the song definitely rates
Arranged on a glistening bed of acoustic pop guitars and a steady rhythm section, ‘We Are Us’ by country influenced
Pop-Rock, American singer/songwriter from California, Gabe Lopez, releases new studio album, God Bless the Queens. Lopez has signed with Spectra Music
Top 20 iTunes rocker John Vento and Pittsburgh club owner Ron Esser, along with #1 radio chart country artist Richard
Most critics will tell you, when asked about the current state of electronica, that the genre has never been a
Mesmerizing rhythms and weird, intricate electric corridors. Portland, Oregon’s Schaus strikes peculiar sounds in the deliciously odd album Grinding. The
A cosmopolitan beat as brooding as it is chic rises from the silence peppered with the tonality of an equally
