R&B and Pop sensation SHARMILA releases self-titled album
Netherlands based R&B pop sensation Sharmila has just dropped her latest album. The self titled album ‘Sharmila’ contains previously written songs and … Keep Reading
Nishit Gajjar’s EP Album ‘Oblivion Messages’ will have tracks in his upcoming short film
Creative Producer and Electronic Music Composer Nishit Gajjar’s new EP Album ‘Oblivion Messages’ is rather a unique blend of Ambient, Post Rock … Keep Reading
Dark-Wave Trio Jonathan/Christian Releases There Third Album “Dark Hallways”
Transatlantic Dark Wave trio Jonathan/Christian is pleased to announce the release of its third album, Dark Hallways, on all major platforms. Dark … Keep Reading
Joshua Ketchmark: “The Misses” – an emotional patchwork of personal experiences
Peoria, Illinois-born singer-songwriter Joshua Ketchmark, grew up on influences from the eighties and MTV. He has trekked between LA and Tennessee to … Keep Reading
Natalie Jean: “Unafraid” – her boldest, most personal recording to date!
I love Natalie Jean. I’m sure I’m not her target audience but I don’t care. I’ve got a thing for songs about … Keep Reading
Vince Adams: “Rain or Shine” plays to the gamut of human emotion and experience
Vince Adams, an independent singer and songwriter from Los Angeles has released his new album entitled “Rain or Shine” on Feb. 8. Few rock … Keep Reading
Announcing the 2015 Inductees into the Album Cover Hall of Fame
Latest class of honorees in the 7 major categories – as voted on by a world-wide panel of music, art and marketing … Keep Reading
Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” – a soundtrack to your own story
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the … Keep Reading
Phillip Foxley: “I’ll try ’till I die” – fans of different genres will find their ears enjoying the many sounds
Phillip Foxley is a songwriter/guitarist from the UK. He first picked up a guitar in the 1970s, playing clubs and bars. Over … Keep Reading
Nytro: “Some Things Never Change” – takes us back to the realms of hard rock roots!
I was a Judas Priest fanatic in the late 70’s and the 80’s but fell away in the 90’s as I didn’t … Keep Reading
