Eric Hausmann: “Soaked” – the kind of magisterial immensity that begs to be labeled as cinematic
Eric Hausmann is a multi-instrumentalist and film composer. He has produced music for a number of Malaysian films, in addition to scoring for a variety of New York film productions.…
MOOD: “The Wave” is energetic and on point
Hip-hop has changed – there’s no debating that – but change isn’t always indicative of something bad. That being said, it’s refreshing to hear more rapping, with the exception of…
EsZ: “If You Didn’t Get This Message, Call Me” – strong production flourishes and impressionistic melodies
On his new album, “If You Didn’t Get This Message, Call Me”, EsZ aka Erron’s Attic comes out swinging from the first song, a great balance between classic Hip Hop…
Luna 13 – This is the sound of breaking ice, crunching stones and ferocious anger
The award winning Los Angeles band Luna 13 is forging a new genre of music they call Black Metal/Bass Music. Their brutal yet groove based electro-metal incorporates elements of electronica,…
Dezzyano: “Hello World: The Renaissance” – an excellent blend of lyrical talent and catchy pop sensibility
Now I’ll be honest, before this album was released, I didn’t know much about Dezzyano, the rapper raised 5 mins from Atlanta on Six Flags Dr. I decided to give…
Sick.Life: “Dreamers” – a perfect team, and their abilities never flag
Sick.Life a collective of artists and an independent music label based in El Paso, Texas. A couple of months back they released their critically acclaimed album, entitled “Contagion”. Now off…
Cassie Holt and The Lost Souls: “Curvy Girl” – spirit, soul, and true grit!
These days, it seems anyone can make an R&B record. However, recording a soul track takes that special intangible element that not all have. Cassie of Cassie Holt and The…
Bloomer: “Good Morning, It’s Breakfast Time” – great song writing and expressive improvisational abilities
Bloomer is a rock band from Baltimore, MD created by musical partners Luke Boardman and Matt Zorzi. The band’s sound emerges from a mix of 70’s & 90’s Rock, Soul…
Roger Cole: “Final Curtain” – strong taste of progressive rock influences
Roger Cole is anything but predictable. Other than the fact that excellence flows in abundance from his river of musical and artistic expression, his music (usually together with his partner…
Pauline Frechette: “Always Lover” (feat. David) brings out the ultimate best of her vocal and piano artistry
Not so much a singer as a sublime song stylist, Pauline Frechette returns to release an impeccably performed love ballad simply entitled “Always Lover” (feat. David). Avoiding any pretense or…
