Benjamin Elias Gets You There with New Album On the Way
Although the conception of innovation in pop music may seem oxymoronic, Benjamin Elias’s debut album, On the Way, proves that’s not the case.
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Geoff Gibbons Goes Full Steam Ahead On New Single “Keep On Driving”
You hear the opening strains of the guitar work adorning Geoff Gibbons’ “Keep on Driving”, the chords perhaps, or simply the rippling of more than one track of that wonderful stringed instrument, and instantly you’re transported…
Read moreLes Techno Earns His Laurels on “Flowers For Dystopia” Single
Whatever else it may be—social commentary, a sign of the times, a statement of independence in a world in which interdependence is fast failing—“Flowers for Utopia”, the latest single from singer/songwriter/guitarist Les Techno, is the real deal.
Read moreChris Ianuzzi Goes Deep on Recently Released EP Olga in a Black Hole
Were Chris Ianuzzi’s latest release, the three-cut EP Olga in a Black Hole, art (which it unambiguously is)—but not a musical expression of art but your more “traditional” visual artwork,
Read moreSONI Pleases on New Single “Happy to Serve”
Not many artists have as well-defined a game plan for their projects as the vocalist does.
Read moreJoan Torres’s All Is Fused Leaves You Wanting More on New Single “Finale”
The latest single from the fusion band is highly ambitious.
Read morePatrick Ames Sparkles on New EP Liveness
You can’t quite place Patrick Ames’ style on his forthcoming EP, Liveness, which will grace the world’s presence on 04/04/2020.
Read moreJackson Price and the Blues Rockets Fly High on I Used To Have Fun LP
You really can’t tell Jackson Price, the front man for Jackson Price and the Blues Rockets, anything about the guitar that he (obviously) doesn’t already know and has mastered.
Read more#Bloomerangs Tear Down the House on New LP Moments and Fragments
When those not well versed in The Music think of jazz, they likely envision dull elevator tunes, a grandfather’s wobbly turntable spinning as you watch paint dry or, worst of all, perhaps, the easily digestible strains of Kenny G.
Read morePicStitch Knocks It Out the Park on Videos for “Don Dada” and “Ram Dancehall”
The return of PicStitch is marked by two momentous events—the release of a pair of music videos. The first, “Don Dada”, is an ineffable lesson in the power of reggae music itself.
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