New Jersey-based acoustic-indie singer-songwriter, Brandon Saxon, embodies the neo-indie-musician completely, recording all of his own music onto his laptop in his bedroom. This simple little fact has profound implications: Gatekeepers are becoming [Click here to open...]
A Well of Quiet Voices – Something More (single)
Somewhere in the southeast corner of Texas, there's a town called Kirbyville where the ambient acoustic guitar trio known as, A Well Of Quiet Voices, calls home. Almost twenty years ago, founding members Jesse Arsement (vocals, percussion) and James [Click here to open...]
Noah James Hittner – Willing (Press Release)
ARTIST: Noah James Hittner ALBUM: Willing GENRE: Blues, Folk, Hip-Hop, R&B, Electronica RELEASE DATE: 9/23/19 BOOKING & CONTACT: Noah (at) NoahJamesHittner (dot) com Follow, stream, [Click here to open...]
Grifters & Shills – Pretty Little Secrets
"We had a chemistry that we couldn't ignore, and immediately started writing together." Houston, TX-based Rebecca and John Stoll, met and married as a result of performing together in the jam band Blue Funk ten years ago. Their chemistry, [Click here to open...]
Linda McRae – Going to the Well
We are honored to be asked to review this next artist. Canadian & Nashville-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer, teacher, mentor, and overall musical troubadour & living legend, Linda McRae, has worked for decades as a [Click here to open...]
Sham Chewali – The Certainty of Failure (single)
Performing for over twenty years, Manchester UK-based (by way of Bury) singer-songwriter, Michael Shaw, chose the stage moniker, Sham Chewali (an anagram of his name) in order to offer a bit of anonymity during a previous vocation. The name stuck, [Click here to open...]
TJ Doyle – Lullaby (single)
Singer-songwriter, musician, and self-described humanist, TJ Doyle, has always been inspired by his connection to the natural world when creating his music. This connection has resulted in a sonic vocation which has seen him earn the #1 position on [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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