AUDIO: Camb – “Lil Petty”
Fresh off of releasing a single last Friday, Camb is already back with another drop.
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AUDIO: Zed Kenzo – “Go Psycho”
Zed Kenzo kicks off a promising 2019 with her new single.
Read moreHeather Gruber Dances Into The Desert on New Album
Granted, the Heather Gruber story sounds just a tad bit familiar. A young woman grows up in the deep south in East Tennessee (makes you wonder how far she was from Eightball & MJG in Orange Mound), then moves out west to make it big in the entertainment industry.
Read moreVIDEO: Mudy – “Havoc”
FindMudy quickly makes herself a local name to watch with her latest video.
Read moreAUDIO: Taiyamo Denku Featuring Copywrite & Queen Herawin – “Check 32”
Fresh off of his “No Industry Standard” project and tour, Denku simply can’t leave the microphone alone, as he’s back with another collaboration.
Read moreFortune Has Turned for the Better on Chris Lastovicka’s Forthcoming Album
Chris Lastovicka’s forthcoming album, Fortune Has Turned (Remixed), is heavy listening. It’s not just because this is unplugged, all acoustic classical music in a decidedly digital age.
Read moreSelf-Titled EP from CarnyMusic Speaks Volumes
The self-titled CarnyMusic EP showcases the best of Mike Carnahan, lead singer of The Green Door. Carnahan is not only an accomplished vocalist but, judging by his efforts on the four tracks on this collection, an exceptional guitar player and songwriter as well.
Read moreVIDEO: MT Twins – “What You See”
MT Twins look to reach new heights with their latest track, produced by CashMoney AP.
Read moreAmerican High Comes With It on New Album U.N. Article 14
American High makes a convincing argument for the enduring relevance of instruments—whether live or recorded, acoustic or electric—on its rollercoaster of an album U.N. Article 14 which, with its release within the first half of January, starts 2019 off the right way.
Read moreAcidic Base Lights Things Up on New LP Purple Skies
Perhaps Acidic Base is just precocious. After all, there aren’t too many 12-year-olds in the eighth grade, and even fewer who worked at the age of nine as the youngest tour guide ever at the Volo Bog State Natural Area while learning to be a naturalist.
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