In January, we reviewed his album, Square One, calling it, "Beautifully minimalist. Bright & clear. Polished & poured-over," and, "Deserving of its moment." Now, just a few months later, Jeff McMullen, a Texas-native singer-songwriter and [Click here to open...]
Shawn Simms – Vapors In Time
"I'd taken guitar lessons when I was younger, but nothing really clicked," laments the Salem, Virginia-based songwriter, composer and producer, Shawn Simms, of his musical beginnings. But then, as these things happen, a couple of iconic musical [Click here to open...]
Sangeeta Kaur – Compassion
From performing in church choir and violin lessons as a child, to a Master's degree from the Boston Conservatory of Music, the craft of sound has always been a part of Santa Monica, California-based vocalist, Teresa Mai's life. Now, as the [Click here to open...]
Relative Rabbit – I Could Be Mistaken
Together, singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists, Matt Tyson and Morgan Shinstine, are the sole members of the power-pop prog-rock duo, Relative Rabbit. What you might not expect to learn about these two, however, is that they've never [Click here to open...]
Maxime – The Honest Me (part 1)
Born in Paris, France, as a child, Maxime (a.k.a., Maxime Boublil), played cello for eleven years---knowing in his heart that it would never be his calling. In college, after a chance encounter with a friend's guitar, he switched up his study of [Click here to open...]
Zap! The Band – Just Another Year
Indie-music lovers take note---we've got one. The Chapel Hill, North Carolina-based (by way of Santa Rosa, California) singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, Calvin Bauer, has been writing songs since he was just five years old. Back [Click here to open...]
Ricardo Alves – Wave
"Making music is how I deal with life, so the album is very personal." Creating music on his computer from the comfort of his own home studio in Portugal; composer-producer, Ricardo Alves, prefers to let his music do the talking. [Click here to open...]
Lucas Choi Zimbel – Tempered Tantrum
"I am happy to say I have never finished a love song, but I’ll admit I’ve started a few." First came the claves. Next came the xylophone and recorder. Then, the clarinet, and finally the guitar (with the accordion tossed in there [Click here to open...]
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