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Interview: Aaron Toronto - Reaping What I Sow
Aaron Toronto is a musician and songwriter originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan, but he now calls the small but mighty town of Brookings, South Dakota home. From a young age, his parents always told him that he had music running in and through him. Aaron Toronto thought that was strange because he shied away from it during his childhood.
Read MoreInterview: Mark Shepherd - World On Fire
World On Fire, the new single from Mark Shepherd, is a loud call to arms, a lamentation and a wry comment on a world, literally, on fire. With national politics, international relations and the climate emergency in total chaos, Mark's warm baritone soothes, warns and offers at least a bit of hope.
Read MoreInterview: Sugar Nova - Send Me Higher
Send Me Higher is the debut single from Sugar Nova. The new duo from Denver is made up of Luke Miller (from the band Lotus) and singer Rachel Eisenstat. The track is a sexy Nu-Disco track that pairs funky live bass, Nile Rodgers-style guitar, ‘90s House piano and electronic beats with Eisenstat’s soulful vocals.
Read MoreInterview: Kristen Grainger & True North - Buckeye State
Kristen Grainger & True North is a bluegrass-leaning Americana powerhouse of terrific songwriting, lush vocals and crazy-good instrumentalists. Fronted by singer-songwriter Kristen Grainger, the band is comprised of multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Dan Wetzel and Pacific Northwest bluegrass superstars.
Read MoreInterview: Oneo Fakind - Medicinal
Oneo Fakind is an eclectic electronic experiment. The duo formed in 2017 and their debut album Your Secrets are Safe With Us was born in a frenzy of emails and live jamming on subways. Fusing elements of ambient and psychedelic electronica with hip hop and trap, the project invited listeners to share their darkest secrets.
Read MoreInterview: Insane Blue - Down with the Miracles
Philippe and Paul first came together as Insane Blue just as the ‘90s got started, and started to take serious steps in ‘96 while at university. From then until 2003, the two of them provided the vocals and guitar and welcomed a plethora of guest artists to play alongside them.
Read MoreReview: Data Love - Ghost Radio
Male voices, female voices, a meowing cat sample, arpeggios, and an irresistible bass line are some of the ingredients of "Ghost Radio". Pure fun on the dance floor, our hips won't want to stop dancing. You really must check this out!
Read MoreInterview: I've Tried Sleeping - Some Kind Of Mother
I've Tried Sleeping was born into a classical music home. Piano at 5, then violin in the youth symphony until he was 17. All that was well and good, but his passion beginning when he was about 10 was big sound rock. This music moved him much differently than it did the people around him.
Read MoreInterview: My Giddy Aunt - Sunk
My Giddy Aunt initially gives off notes of dreamy indie rock, but upon further consumption reveals itself to be a delicate baguette of flavoursome arrangements, tasty grooves, perfectly marinated melodies, and fresh tomato. Formed in 2021 in Melbourne, this alt-pop powerhouse serves up a delicious niche you never knew you needed.
Read MoreInterview: Kris James - Home
As a new teaser of his upcoming second album, Liverpool singer/songwriter Kris James unveils the hopeful heart-warming ballad 'Home.' A complete contrast to his previous disco-funk inspired release 'The Way You Move,' Kris James slows it down for the cozy season with escalating wide soundscapes, gospel choir and accompanying soft piano.
Read MoreInterview: Deep Talk - If I Said I Was Changing
Deep Talk are an alt/pop duo whose slow burn thumping melancholy transports you to the glowing neon lights of rainy city nights. San Francisco singer-songwriter Christina Li and Portland musician Jordan Maslov’s bright electric guitars and sinuous melodies intertwine on If I Said I Was Changing, their new single.
Read MoreInterview: Picnic Lightning - Youth Group
Picnic Lightning from Fort Worth, Texas are a rock band whose raw and brooding desert punk is the sound of summer heat and dimly lit clubs. On Youth Group, their latest single, their dark, post-everything wall of sound howls like a dust storm, delivering a spiritual stomp that dwells in the shadowland of trenchant questions and orphic revelations.
Read MoreInterview: KIRI - Don't Make Me Lose
'Don't Make Me Lose' is KIRI's 2nd single of the year. The upcoming Singaporean singer-songwriter fights against destigmatising mental illnesses and trauma, with the aim to inspire her audience by putting out music that is soothing; full of synth waves and chill beats accompanied by meaningful lyrics that pull on heart strings.
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Review: M. Cross Dougherty - Reveries
Ladies and gentlemen, here’s Mark Dougherty second single released this year. The North Carolina multi-instrumentalist and producer once again presents us with outstanding music, this time with the single "Reveries".
Read MoreReview: William Sanford - Boomer Vibe “Sessions”
William Sanford made his debut in 2019 when he released the single The Outside. Since then, the musician from NW Indiana, USA, has released five albums and six singles and EPs. Boomer Vibes "Sessions" came out last October 1st and is the reason for writing you these lines.
Read MoreInterview: Sydney Gordon - Obsessed
Sydney Gordon might be a little Obsessed…It’s been a breakout summer for Sydney Gordon! Highlights for the magnetic singer/songwriter include being featured on iHeart Radio’s Most Requested Live with Romeo and Sirius XM’s Train Tracks on the Pulse, both airing her song “Chains” to their nationwide listeners.
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