We’ve had the pleasure of watching Phoenix band, TWOFEW, develop their brand of alt-rock for quite a while now. They’re are a bit of a family affair; with Michael and Danielle Lazar (husband and wife), and brother, David Lazar , making up the core of [Click here to open...]
Zanilonia – Squirrel World (single)
David Zee began releasing music as Zanilonia back in 2015 after playing in groups and as a solo artist for years between Baltimore and New York. He had the vision to create a virtual ensemble, which, using 21st-century technology, would pull together [Click here to open...]
Mad Hugs – Mad Hugs
Mad Hugs is an alias of NY electronica producer Jeffrey Hull who has been releasing music under various monikers (Nostalgic Afterlife, Clear Sun, Hania Yiska) and as one half of both Mad Osc and JiBaH & Jpalm, for more than a decade. We featured [Click here to open...]
George Brandon & the Blue Unity Ensemble – Towards the Hill of Joy
Towards the Hill of Joy is a jazz album that was released back in 2011, but like a fine wine, it is an LP that has aged well. It was the debut outing for George Brandon, who also plays trombone on the record, as a band leader. Brandon arranged and [Click here to open...]
Alex Genadinik – Michelangelo (single)
Alex Genadinik is a singer-songwriter who places a strong emphasis on classical lyricism. His style is a sort of cross between the poetry of Russian tunesmiths, Okudzhava and Vysotsky, and the roadworn storytelling of American icons like Cohen and [Click here to open...]
Alexandra Dorantes – Ni Contigo, Ni Sin Ti
Alexandra Dorantes showed prodigious musical talent from an early age. Before she was a teenager she had dedicated herself to singing and violin lessons, and her passion for music saw her dive into the worlds of mariachi, choir, opera, and orchestra. [Click here to open...]
The R Train – The Raven (single)
The R Train are classic rock revivalists - and they don't try to hide that fact! Based out of Brooklyn, the three-piece are a certified power trio and although they draw heavily from the deep pockets of the 60s/70s, the band inject a modern edge into [Click here to open...]
Christopher Jessup – Christopher Jessup
Every once in a while, a classical pianist comes along with the ability to breathe new life and vigor into a field that has been rigorously excavated. Christopher Jessup is one of those pianists. His profound ability has earned recognition from the [Click here to open...]