Unpredictable. Mysterious. Magical. Unconventional. Words used by his inner circle of peoples in an attempt to describe the nature and character of singer-songwriter-guitarist, Jo McGinley. An early childhood trauma seems to have had a permanent [Click here to open...]
Thomas Charlie Pedersen – Daylight Saving Hours
In 2016 we described his debut solo album Second Hand War, as "...lovely music, in rare company", describing it as, "If Cool For August’s lead singer, Gordon Vaughn, made a record with Alexi Murdoch, and while doing so they both reminisced over John [Click here to open...]
Sid Hagan – Glacial Plateau
Back in March of 2018, we found his album, Sere, to be, "Rich and diverse, mild and gentle, well-intentioned and substantive, and never less than interesting..." "...like a refreshing walk across a breezy prairie-land at sunset." We awarded that [Click here to open...]
Julie Bouchard – Stay Awake (single)
Ironically, immediately after publishing our Top 10 Singles of 2019, we quickly have a 2020 contender. In fact, it's the first entry in our 2020 Spotify Playlist! "The main point of my music is for people to feel something." Growing up [Click here to open...]
Psykobilly – Black Candle
A southwest transplant of north east England, singer-songwriter and guitarist, Psykobilly (a.k.a., William Newton) first picked up the guitar at thirteen. Giving it a go in several bands throughout the 80's, Newton eventually put the ax down for over [Click here to open...]
Key West Chris – All The Best From Key West
Nashville-published songwriter, singer, guitarist, and author, Key West Chris (a.k.a., Chris Rehm) has called the magical little island of Key West, FL his home for the better part of a dozen years. (Jealous.) Taking the moniker in order to avoid [Click here to open...]
Rob Alexander – Being Myself
Though he's been writing songs for years, south Florida physician-anesthesiologist Rob Alexander only recently committed to recording music for his 2018 debut album, Long Road Coming Home. Now, just a year later, armed with three of Elton John’s [Click here to open...]
Spectre – From The Womb
Barely over a month ago, we reviewed Spectre's album, Angel In Trainers. And, as we are relatively shameless about our fandom, we called it, "Gorgeous and dark. Utterly and sonically satiating. A marvelous continuation in what is now an officially [Click here to open...]
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