Matty Ride has arrived with his Self-Titled EP and the new video for his single “First Day Of Summer”. Grammy award winning producer/songwriter Tommy Sims discovered Idaho raised Matty Ride. Sims calls Ride “bad to the bone”. Drawn to Matty’s songs and advanced musicianship, Sims decided to bring Matty to Nashville so he could take […]
No God Flow by Julian Rhine
Nashville educated, NYC located artist Julian Rhine takes a stand on religion, gun control, and social justice in his new single, No God Flow. “We are taking such great strides to finally exist in a United States that practices what it preaches: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Still, persecution for “alternative” religious beliefs […]
Juliette Jules and the Black Crow
We’re a little late to this party but Parisian singer/songwriter Juliette Jules released her new EP (as a free download) for her 16th birthday (circa May 23rd). At 13 years of age, Juliette bought her first guitar after selling one of her paintings. Searching for a musical outlet, she became well acquainted with her new […]
Eric Frisch Says Goodbye Birdcage On Debut Album
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cQFuJTMQZo Eric Frisch says goodbye to the birdcage and hello to a nice blend of 1950s and ’60s pop, surf-rock on his debut album, Goodbye Birdcage. With influences ranging from The Beatles and the Beach Boys across the spectrum to Sam Cooke and Bob Dylan, Eric delivers a throwback to the reverberated psychedelic surf sounds […]
Chris & Gileah
If you’ve ever wondered what love sounds like, I think I’ve found it in the form of Chris & Gileah‘s new self-titled debut. I’m not talking about love as a special moment in time. Not the puppy love hullabaloo you can sing about for 3 minutes and 30 seconds and forget about… I’m talking about real life […]
Jonathan Sprout Teaches Children About True Heroes Through Song
Jonathan Sprout has dedicated the past 20 years to creating meaningful music for children. In 1994, after reading the results of a poll detailing children’s 10 heroes, Mr. Sprout was discouraged. Names such as Bart Simpson and Beavis & Butthead were at the top of the list… 5,000 concerts and over 750 songwriting workshops later, […]
Lara James Asks Why Wouldn’t I
It was just a regular evening on the couch watching a reality TV show about singers. With her mind reflecting on an unlived life as a singer and musician, Lara James asked herself, “why wouldn’t I?”. During her high school years, Lara often wrote songs which helped her process and get through her years as […]
Cinco Santos Duplicidad
Cinco Santos is the vision of guitarist-songwriter Lorenzo Montero. Originally a solo artist, Lorenzo knew he needed a band to truly fulfill his vision. He spent years searching L.A. for the right team of creative talents. He eventually found his dream team and it includes: Daniel Jimenez (lead vocals), Lorenzo Montero (guitar, vox), Jesse Stern (bass), […]
Some Greener Yard by Leslie DiNicola
Listening to songs by Leslie DiNicola is like flipping through the scrapbook of a poet. Each song a photo. A reflection of a moment in time. The sonic imprint left behind by the experiences of yesterday. “When I look back at the work I’ve done, it’s like going through scrapbooks,” Leslie says thoughtfully. “Each song is […]
Joe Tripp And The Hops
6 songs by Joe Tripp and the Hops Joe Tripp And The Hops deliver an energetic and soulful alt-pop-rock EP with their new record 6 Songs. Former Texan and now Chicago based Joe Tripp teamed up with band mate TJ Walker (skins, percussion) to craft a classy, in-your-face, pop sensible rock duo that has been […]
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