Ben Green: “Change Up” – a top-tier writer and wordsmith
There’s a long list of universally acclaimed artists that have carried the West Coast banner for their generation since hip-hop first hit the Pacific Ocean. Beyond each of the superstar…
Trevon Payne: ‘Stories of Payne’ – complex emotional subjects
Struggling with depression and suicidal tendencies through his adolescence, the only relief that Kansas artist, Trevon Payne, found was writing lyrics to the instrumentals of his favorite songs. He would…
Wreck The Rebel: “The Teenage Lady Killer” – an artist doing things on his own terms
Words have a hard time coming together to describe just how amazing the new single “The Teenage Lady Killer” (prod. by Johnny G) by Wreck The Rebel is. The lyrics…
BowcieTT: “Marilyn Monroe” – a genuinely hypnotizing ear-worm
Tashan Larmond better known as BowcieTT is of mixed Jamaican and English descent. He writes, composes, produces and engineers his own music. BowcieTT has been keen to be a musician…
Trae Morris: “The Door” – a song worthy of applause
Born in Mississippi and raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina Trae Morris is an independent R&B artist who launched his career in 2014 when he signed with vHIZions Management for artist…
ECHOGLASS put on display an absorbing collection of singles
Formed in 2016 ECHOGLASS are composed of frontman DA McKenna, guitarist Remmy, bassist Bo Calista and drummer Bam. They are currently independent and release their music on Darkhouse Recordings. With…
Kristin Moura: “Tidal Wave” – a controlled and nuanced performance
Based on Kristin Moura’s previous singles, and the title of her latest release, “Tidal Wave”, I were expecting a brash, thunderous pop-dance track packed to the brim with monstrous hooks…
Gen Dietzel: “THE HUMANITY” – unrepentantly raw and crushingly determined
Gen Dietzel is an alternative rock vocalist and songwriter from New Jersey. She possesses a degree in Drama, and is continuing her education in music and music production through Berklee…
Chuck Daggers: “Murder Inc.” – a soundscape infused with tension, turmoil and agitation
There has often been a debate about if instrumental music, which did not contain any samples of lyrics could be considered political by merit of the music, disregarding the context…
The Vespertine Kind: “Winterheart” – insidiously charming and alluringly poetic
“Winterheart” by The Vespertine Kind is to me a very voyeuristic experience. You can almost hear Graham Iddon’s thoughts dropping on the microphone. It’s blatantly beautiful. The piano is warm…
