Aaron Orbit’s Agua Mala is a powerful alt-rock track that marries a supersonic set of vocals with powerful drums. A synthesizer imbues this single with a 1980s-influenced patina, while Orbit’s vocals shift into something that draws equally from The Darkness, U2, and AFI. Each element of Agua Mala works masterfully to create a cohesive sound without losing their unique tone.
Smart debut track that ties together current forms of EDM, reggae, and R&B into an infectious effort. OlofePence’s heavenly vocals add to the overall instrumentation of HalfNaijaHalfCongo. The sharp and angular beat that thumps and bumps in the background provides the perfect dovetailing into the second side of the effort, Premier Gaou.
There are a number of different beef jerky companies creating products currently and the sheer amount of variation that is present among the different product offerings is substantial. We have had some very solid beef jerky but we have had some forgettable types in the past.
Lansinoh offers their Smartpump, a double breast pump that utilizes Bluetooth to monitors exactly how much breast milk that a mother is producing, along with additional information about the mother’s vitals. The Lansinoh Baby app (available for Android and Apple phones) is easy to use and install. The connection process between the Smartpump and one’s phone is similarly easy. There are other modes and methods that one can utilize their Smartpump with to further increase…
Doubtless is a complex piece of indie-rock that sparkles through the presence of Alejandra’s vocals. This introductory track has some serious instrumental chops, with a guitar/drum dynamic gradually becoming more chaotic until the effort concludes.
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Holly Elle’s newest track I’m Scared a track that stuns with its simplicity and raw vocal power. There is little more to this effort than Elle’s vocals and a piano arrangement. Together, these two elements combine to make for something as passionate as anything Rufus Wainwright or Kelly Clarkson could create.
Today, we are speaking with Leo Goh. Can you give us a little background information about yourself? How did you get into music? I’m a Singaporean guitarist/audio engineer based in California. I’ve been here about 3 years and graduated from Musicians Institute Hollywood. I’ve worked with Suvi Suresh, Noor Che’ree, Austin Gatus, Curtis Brooks etc and have played along the sunset strip, opened for Macy Gray, Blue Sun Festival etc.…
Creativity is one of the great joys of the human race and it’s one of the main things that make us stand out from the rest of the species on this rock. Sure, elephants have been known to randomly wave a brush around on a piece of paper like a tusked Jackson Pollack, but can anyone say that they are consciously making art? I would say no. Creative mediums include…
Daniel Correa creates a tremendously catchy pop-rock track that is influenced by reggae, ska, and individual acts like 311 and Magic!. The richness of Daniel’s vocals is matched only by the swirling instrumentation that is given ample opportunities to shine.
Last Kiss, the current single by Colette Kavanagh, is a touching effort that immediately draws listeners in with warm production and nuanced instrumentation. The rising and falling of Colette’s voice during Last Kiss builds upon the framework established by Sheryl Crow and Natalie Grant.
Today, we are speaking with Mike Vaccaro. Can you give us a little background information about yourself? How did you get into music? I started in 4th grade like most California students on clarinet. Added the sax in 8th grade, the flute in 12th grade and the oboe at around 24 years of age.
For fans of disco and early dance music, the name Anita Ward will bring fond memories. Ward’s Ring My Bell was a massive hit in 1979 and still garners radio play. Not content with the fame brought by Ring My Bell (and Don’t Drop My Love after that), Ward released her Another Big Mistake. This 2016 single showcases Anita staying true to her roots with a bold, bouncy beat and inimitable…
June Is the Coldest Time is a haunting, expansive track that immediately requires listeners to focus on each movement that Alien Skin includes. This bold gambit provides listeners with some semblance of where Alien Skin is going to go on his latest release. The sound of this first single is reminiscent of Spandau Ballet and The Smiths. Hints of electronic fuzz bring a bit more ambient and techno into the…
The straight-forward, fuzzy punk music that Lexington’s Rampancy At Midnight create during Spooky and the Karoushi is tremendously catchy. The guitar work present at this early part of their current EP Late is the Hour will immediately draw listeners in, while the frantic and haunting vocals that play at the top of the track further very the track. Hints of surf, psychedelic, and desert rock all can be discerned with this opening…
Janey Street creates a tender and complex track with her latest single, (I’m Not) The Girl I Used to Know. The stripped-down instrumentation that represents the backing beat is assertive with little more than a guitar and set of drums.
Paper Pilots craft a unique form of electronic-infused alternative rock. A distinct set of vocals shine above the track, building off of the style of R.E.M. and They Might Be Giants. A bit of California rock from the sixties and the instrumental brilliance of the mid-nineties are the cornerstones of Paper Pilot’s output here.
We’re sitting down with California’s Overlord Gruff. Let’s get right to it – What’s your story? How were you raised, what achievements have you had in your life? “Well, first off let me say thank you for giving me this opportunity. I was raised in a militaristic fashion. My parents always had me involved in some sort of combat training. I didn’t allow myself to play team sports like football…
Summer Job is the latest single from Boston’s J Roy Champion, a track that immediately kicks into high gear due to the gritty flow that issues forth. Kloud Nine’s production on Summer Job is distinctive, building off of the work of J. Dilla and Dr. Dre, providing considerable highlights to J Roy Champion’s lyrics.
Today, we are speaking with World Void Web. Can you give us a little background information about yourself? How did you get into music? Well, I’d like to think of it as music getting into me instead of me getting into music. I have been listening to music since a very young age, much like most of the readers here. I am from Bangalore, India and as a kid…