Aura Blaze Shows Love of 1960s Music with ‘The Sparkling Black’
By DOTTIE PARIS The Sparkling Black by Aura Blaze is a compelling collection, with a strong element of 1960s sound. For any fan of that […]
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The Specials Day Celebrated in Los Angeles Today
By DOTTIE PARIS The Specials, fresh off a successful Punk Rock Bowling headline appearance, will be honored with a day in their name in a […]
PHOTOS: Whitesnake Brings Classic Rock to the East Coast with ‘Flesh and Blood’ Tour
Photos and Words By SUZANNE HALL ATLANTA – Veteran rockers Whitesnake brought their classic rock to Cadence State Bank Amphitheatre at Chastain Park in Atlanta […]
Les Techno Brings Listeners Back to the NYC Dance Clubs of the 1980s with ‘Guilty Pleasure’
By DOTTIE PARIS It’s obvious that Les Techno remembers some of the best days of New York City new wave. His new single “Guilty Pleasure” […]
Miss Cactus and The Desert Release New Video ‘Dating School’
By DOTTIE PARIS Miss Cactus and The Desert have released a new video called “Dating School,” that tells women it’s okay not to follow the […]
Matt Warren Brings Listeners Back to Delicious Disco with ‘Music Is My Life’
DOTTIE PARIS Matt Warren’s new album, Music Is My Life, features his first new music in many years, but it was worth the wait. The […]
Lucinda Belle Updates the Sound of 1960s Motown with ‘Baby Don’t Cry’
By DOTTIE PARIS Lucinda Belle puts a modern bluesy spin on Motown-style performance with the song “Baby Don’t Cry.” The song has got a beat […]
Chris Lastovicka Covers Sweeping Terrain with ‘Fortune Has Turned’
By DOTTIE PARIS Chris Lastovicka takes the listener on an epic journey with two new singles released off the upcoming album Fortune Has Turned. Fortune […]
‘Now You See Me’ By David Browning Puts Modern Spin on Pursuit of Romance
By DOTTIE PARIS Finding romance is more challenging today than ever before, but songwriter David Browning takes it all in stride on his new solo […]
With Single ‘WDYTM,’ New Yorker Lillimure is Searching for Truth
By DOTTIE PARIS Lillimure has a message in an anagram to an object of her affection: WDYTM. “Why Do You Tease Me?” is the abbreviated […]
Anne Steele’s ‘Made Out of Stars’ Album a Love Letter to 1980s Electro-Pop
By DOTTIE PARIS Anne Steele’s new album Made Out of Stars is a love letter to the fans of pop and the electro dance sound. With […]
Preview: Mark Peters Is From the UK But He Plays Great Americana
By DOTTIE PARIS Some of the best Americana-style singer songwriters come from the U.K. Mark Peters fits into that category. But the naturally talented British music-maker […]
Damon Mitchell Caught Between Pop and an Edgier Side on EP ‘Elise’
By DOTTIE PARIS Damon Mitchell likes pop but is taking a tour of his edgier side with the new EP Elise. Mitchell’s a pop singer-songwriter […]
It’s The Voice of Bobbie Morrone That Makes for Memorable Songs on Album ‘Lonely St.’
By JOHN DALY Bobbie Morrone’s voice brings songs to life. Morrone’s new album Lonely St. gets the listener thinking about life in all its highs and […]
Imagination Movers Teach That Life is AOK with Fun New Album, ’10-4′
By DOTTIE PARIS Some of the best — and most profitable — music may just be in the childrens’ department. And the new record, 10-4, […]
EverIgnite Wants to Move The World with New Album ‘Shift’
By JOHN DALY EverIgnite is writing the kind of music band members say can change the world. At least the music can change the look […]
Geoff Gibbons Releases ‘Fall Girl’ to Capture Emotions of the Season
By DONNA BALANCIA Just in time to celebrate the heart of autumn, Geoff Gibbons has released his new single “Fall Girl.” It’s yet another great […]
Monique Angele’s New EP ‘Alive’ Carries Listeners Away to Fantasy
By JOHN DALY Monique Angele is appropriately named. She has an angelic voice that carries the beauty of the world on wings as light as […]
Pete Mancini Releases More than Music with ‘Pine Box Derby’
By DOTTIE PARIS Cherished memories that leave a lasting feeling are commonplace among us all, but only a special few are able to put those […]
‘Desperate Times’ Reflected with Compelling Emotional Songs by The Slang
By JOHN DALY Desperate Times is the latest EP from indie alternative rockers The Slang, and this Washington, D.C.-based outfit knows how to present a […]
Weather McNabb’s Voice Cuts Office Politics on ‘Cubicle Zombie’
By DOTTIE PARIS Weather McNabb knows how to weather the corporate storm. After all, the talented musician has put up with all sorts of office […]
Nocturnal Animals Present An Appealing Range with ‘Writing on the Walls’
DOTTIE PARIS Writing On the Walls is the latest album from Nocturnal Animals. The record is a collection of diverse sounds, ranging from screaming rockers […]
Scott Chasolen Reflects on The Insecurity of Being in ‘Limbo’ With Single
By JOHN DALY Scott Chasolen mixes genres with his new single “Limbo,” a beautiful ballad that captures feeling of being caught between choices. Chasolen has […]
Brother Brother Keep ‘Eyes Wide Open’ With Music Career
By DOTTIE PARIS This is a pop band with heart. Two brothers, Brett and Bradley, blend Americana with rap and produce an astonishingly refreshing sound. […]
Randal Branham Reflects Pride in ‘Simple’ Central Florida Roots
By DOTTIE PARIS Randal Branham takes a singer-songwriter approach to alternative rock music and creates a genre that is almost completely his own. The Central […]
NEUROTIX Isn’t Exactly Talking About Car Repairs with New Single ‘Service Me’
By JOHN DALY Psychologists might say NEUROTIX is putting out a plea for help with their latest song, “Service Me,” but the music, at least, […]
Debut Album ‘Tales From a Room’ by Miriam Waks is a Worldly Adventure
By DOTTIE PARIS Miriam Waks’ new album Tales From a Room is named wrong. It should be Tales From the World, as Waks uses a […]
American Amnesia Releases Growly Debut Album, ‘Yet Here We Are’
By JOHN DALY American Amnesia brings a throwback metal-prog sound with its new release ‘…Yet Here We Are.’ These young rockers are well-studied and take […]
Jane in Space Album ‘Gorerunner’ a Forerunner to New Genre
By JOHN DALY Gorerunner is a great album that has an avant-garde prog rock sound but delivers it in palatable doses through poignant lyrics and […]
New Single by American High, ‘Cheye Calvo’ Takes Police Raids to Task
By JOHN DALY American High has taken a political bent with the single “Cheye Calvo,” a track that centers on the subject of public victimization […]