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Jeremy Rice – Underneath The Ground
It takes a lot to be a standout in pop music nowadays, but for Jeremy Rice, it’s as simple as getting into the recording studio...
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Dici – Self Titled
Listeners will have a right to feel greedy after listening to the debut smash, the self-titled five-track EP from DICI. A wild mix of vintage...
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Drum Dynasty – Time Machine
Ambient rock, progressive and instrumental rock meet head on with Drum Dynasty’s third album release – Time Machine, and not having heard their first two...
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Twin Flames – Omen
With the core of its emotionality shaped not only by lyrics but through the very delivery of the vocal harmony, Twin Flames’ “Battlefields” is definitely...
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FrankySelector – She’s So Carefree
Slickly delivered but, much like the other elements in both the song and the video made to support its release, free of common artificialities found...
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Diesel Park West – Surrender Shuffle
Diesel Park West have seen the pitfalls that come with excess – both artistic and personal – firsthand in the many years they’ve spent in...
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Paul Mark & The Van Dorens – Gravity
The tradition of piano-clad singer/songwriters and all of the raw, unvarnished showmanship that comes with the role is an iconic and respectable one, and for...
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Toronto Tabla Ensemble – Unexpected Guests
Inspired by a litany of different artistic substances throughout the pop spectrum, ranging from the seductive sounds of an eastern harmony to a hint of...
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The Side Deal – I Can See Clearly Now
A great song is a great song, is you guessed it, a great song. Most music fans are peculiar sorts—they like the cover version to...
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Heartour – R U IN
Vibrantly fashioned whether found in a strutting song like “Brain” or something a bit more cerebral ala “The Persuadable One,” the beats that Heartour offers...
