G.E. Holliday – “808 Vampire” – unbelievable creative restlessness
“808 Vampire” is the sign of an artist at his most complete, fully in control, and yet completely out of it, doubling … Keep Reading
Simpatico – “Don’t Need U” (ft. Cole Diamond) – distinct songwriting and luscious production
Odds are if you’re reading this review, you may have heard of Simpatico’s music before. If you haven’t, it’s your lucky day: … Keep Reading
Taymarion – “Beautiful Lies” marks a notably more mature sound
Taymarion is a 27 yr. old Singer/Songwriter from Mount Olive, NC. The army veteran who started pursuing music at the age of … Keep Reading
Scarlett Siren & The Howlin’ Tramps: “Cruel Mistress” mixes the traditional with the unusual, and the exceptional
Portland OR collective, Scarlett Siren & The Howlin’ Tramps, have a passion for rock, blues and jazz dressed up Burlesque aesthetics. They … Keep Reading
Gogo Vagena: “Fly to You” – a smooth, passionate romp!
Gogo Vagena has an instrument that channels the gorgeous vocal stylings of the classic songstresses of our time, but with enough restraint … Keep Reading
Raven Salve’: “COCO BROWN” (Remix) – cool production and a poised vocal performance
The incredible thing about the single “COCO BROWN” (Remix) is how intimately the listener engages with R&B and Soul singer-songwriter, Raven Salve’: … Keep Reading
“High Dive” is a very exciting entry into Rasha Jay’s discography
Rasha Jay has released her second single off of her new EP of the same name, “High Dive”. The New Jersey resident … Keep Reading
Gio: “G Star” – takes listeners on a sensational journey
Gio is a Kansas City, MO native currently based in Los Angeles. The young artist has been interested in music since childhood … Keep Reading
Mr. Faia: “The Convalescent” never loses momentum
Little is known of Mr. Faia’s personal life or whereabouts, except that he is on active Navy duty by day. Luckily, all … Keep Reading
Aliché: “Exx” – a young lady with confidence and determination
Aliché fell in love with the R&B genre at a young age, and has always used music as a way to express … Keep Reading
