Bad Scullianz – “Not Immortal” will appeal to new and old rock fans alike
Bad Scullianz are a female-fronted four piece hard rock and metal band based in Londrina, Parana, Brazil. They started in September 2019 … Keep Reading
João Tostes – “Live Ukulele Here, There & Everywhere” is an album open to the feeling of majesty!
How often do you get to hear a full length live album of twenty instrumental songs played on the ukulele? And what … Keep Reading
Camila Paiva creates a lovely luminous aura
Camila Paiva was born in Brazil and as a toddler moved to Boston, Ma, where she grew up and spent most of … Keep Reading
BEEA: “Ride Or Die” – resilience and individuality!
Slick, soulful, and melodic – this stuff is made for the radio. BEEA is a world class singer and performer, and she’s … Keep Reading
King in the Belly: “Let’s Go” – music to be blared from car speakers!
King in the Belly is an Australian/Brazilian alternative rock band based in Brazil. The band consisting of “Ted” Bertoloni (lead vocals, guitar), Vinicius Boareto (drums), Diogo Silverio (guitar) and Luke … Keep Reading
Josiel Konrad: “Dança do Amor” ft. Nina Miranda swings with energy and integrity
The popularity of world music in the USA has a long history, and tends to run in cycles. There was a period … Keep Reading
Nathi: “Foreign” delivers a mental elixir
Born in Brazil, and currently residing in Los Angeles, Nathi is a singer-songwriter and producer who infuses her music with themes of … Keep Reading
Andre Gimaranz: ‘Supermoon’ – a sparkling and memorable production
After 15 years as a session musician, Brazilian guitarist, singer and songwriter, Andre Gimaranz’s first solo album, ‘Handmade’, was released in 2015 gaining … Keep Reading
Owl Company: “Horizon” – from melodic to chaotic inflammation
Owl Company is a band from São Paulo, Brazil that combines hard rock influences from the 70s to the 90s with modern … Keep Reading
Ser Franklin: “Lonely Soul” – crafted with poetic precision
Debut albums have often been trials of sorts for different musical acts. For some, they’ve been instant masterpieces; for others, stepping stones … Keep Reading
