Month: September 2021

The newest single by Kentucky born R&B artist, ALYST, seems to adopt the same creative licensing as his name. “Gleeming,”

“Ganesha” from award-winning producer, engineer, composer and singer, Paul Avgerinos takes the road less traveled. This seemingly-boundless New Age rhythmic

Just a few short years ago, Shabazz Palaces had one of the biggest indie albums to hit college radio in

If the buzz of the guitars doesn’t give you enough of a clue right off the bat, it doesn’t take

Reviving the energy of disco with a contemporary conceptualism that owes a lot to the hip-hop, formative funk, and classic

If All Else Fails, the new album from Stuart Todd Whitworth, doesn’t start off with searing guitar solos, eruptive drums

Chris Mardini’s name keeps coming up among discriminating pop fans lately, and taking a look at the music video for

Sometimes, all it takes is the warmth of the sun to lift us up from the low places we fall

It’s always the darkest just before the light, and Mr. Reaper adeptly discusses the feeling of broaching the morning sun

Old school beats have been making a big comeback lately, and this is especially evident when listening to a buzz-worthy

Simple songwriting is all quality players need to make incredible music no matter the genre, and the talented Drew Holcomb

Pounding grooves are getting harder and harder to find in the modern rap game, which is probably why the muscular

There’s nothing worse than a hesitant vocal stepping between a breathtaking verse and an audience primed to relate to it,

From the second we first get in contact with the beat in Harper Starling’s “No More What If” forward, the

When stuck in a cycle of bad choices, we’re often forced to learn the rules of life the hard way,