Joe Uzzo: “The Break-Up Song” – an absence of cliche and melodrama
Music is a powerful thing and never is that more obvious than when you’re going through some hard times. After all, there’s a reason why breakup songs are so damn…
SK: “I Need You” – a formidable new talent
SK is a musician from Boston, MA whose music navigates between hip hop, R&B, and pop. SK describes growing up in New Jersey listening to Aaron Neville, the Dixie Chicks,…
Them Animals is one of those rare groups that truly represent raw power and soul
Them Animals, a garage rock band from Baltimore, Maryland, was originally formed in 2014 by core members Jamie Zeller (Guitar, Vocals) and Chris Stoll (Guitar), and enhanced with the addition…
IYE: “Wit Da Fist” remains in good kilter and stays on topic throughout
One half (Kai) of the twin-powered rap group DosK, has launched his solo project under the moniker IYE. His debut release, is the single “Wit Da Fist”. A rapper with…
Franco Esteve: “The Wait” – mixing the hues and tones of time
Let me start by saying I really enjoy Franco Esteve’s work. He is a master at using music to create colors and emotions for the soundtracks he has scored. He’s…
Strange Theories: “Wiped Out” – soulful, penetrating and addictive!
Strange Theories is four-piece rock group from Lafayette, LA, formed in 2015. The band has built up a loyal following in the South Louisiana region and now have their sights…
Dennis Sy: “Can She Stay” – an affected look at bittersweet emotions
Dennis Sy is no newcomer on the block. In his over 20 year career he has seen the inside of Carnegie Hall and also played stages in Atlantic City, Las…
The 65’s: “Wolves and Men” – a sincere and genuine emotional edge
The 65’s meld raw vocals, a driving rhythm section and grinding guitar with easy to follow song structures and literary lyrics, forging a distinctive style that provides a captivating calling…
Mortinus: “Morten” shows off plenty of untapped potential
It’s of course unfair to expect Mortinus to pull another revolutionary album out of the hat with his latest release “Morten”, especially now that many electronic fans would already have…
Han Sino: “Glucose” – is so diverse and unified all at once, like a completed jigsaw puzzle
If Han Sino isn’t a name that immediately rings any bells for you, don’t worry. Upon listening to his latest album “Glucose”, it will become obvious why he is so…
