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Barry Muir – She’s a Little Wildflower
Pastoral songcraft and contemporary minimalism are not the same aesthetic, no matter how many critics might suggest otherwise, and Barry Muir’s new single “She’s a...
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Francesca Beghe – Trust In Me
Francesca Beghe brings nothing but joy to listeners with her latest single “Trust In Me.” Beghe cowrote the track alongside Charlie Midnight and Marc Swerksy...
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Hughie Mac – Hughie Mac Sings Some Great Songs, Volume 4
Hughie Mac has built a sturdy reputation in recent years as a skilled interpreter of a sprawling set of classic compositions. His selections comprise the...
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Rina Chanel – Sweetest of Melody
“Sweetest of Melody” from Rina Chanel proves the R&B and smooth jazz genre is alive and thriving. Chanel, who is from Virginia Beach, makes it...
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Wave 21 – Way Far Back
In the new music video for their 2021 song “Way Far Back,” the easy rocking Wave 21 gather together for a simple performance of a...
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Jarod Grubb – Hold On
The Rocky Mountains can be a profound source of inspiration, and it’s obvious the colorful backdrop of the Montana wilderness had a fair amount of...
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Greye – Everything
Greye pulls off the nifty feat of producing life-affirming music that nonetheless has significance. There’s nothing fly by night about what this Daytona, Florida band...
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KinderCrowdControl
Looking back on your career, what would the highlight reel look like if you were adding it to Instagram? Edem: Crazy. So many great and...
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Illuminaut – Self Titled
There’s been an influx in interesting progressive talent coming out of the American and Canadian undergrounds in the past few years, but from where I...
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The Frequencies – Wake Up
The Frequencies’ debut collection Wake Up features a baker’s dozen of songs. Each of the compositions features stellar musicianship and a cross-section of styles synthesizing into a...
