Emerald Suspension – It’s all incredibly effective!
Minneapolis collective Emerald Suspension is the experimental art collective that combined stock market and economic data to make experimental music on their album, “Playing the Market”. Their creative spirit now…
Donald Wiles: “UoSOnSO” – a catchy melody and smooth groove
Maybe it’s the crystal-clear keyboard sound Donald Wiles has on the Hammond B3 Organ and Baby Grand Piano, or maybe it’s the spread-wide approach he and Dennis Wiles takes to…
Low Saturation: “Dust” – a musically strikingly track
Low Saturation is an electronic alternative rock band from St. Petersburg, Russia. The band consists of Dmitry Promohov (Composer, Lyrics) and Sergei Ustinov (Vocals). The project has recently released its…
Merv Pinny: “OB (can you hear the children cry)” bemoaning the ills of the world
New Zealand rock composer and singer, Merv Pinny, has been playing music since he was 10. At 15 he left school to work on a farm during the day, and…
G.H. Hat: “Piano Jam ( An Ode To Kygo)” – an excellent composer and performer
Like any genre of music, it truly takes an intelligent mind to utilize a tool or instrument and string together notes into beats. Despite the trend of artists hiring ghost…
The APX: “Capture The Moment” – where old groove and new style meet!
Taking its name from their highly successful private event band ‘The After Party Experience’, The Atlanta-based husband/wife duo, Dee and Erika Rhodes who make up ‘The APX’, creates an electronic…
Andreas Pareli: “Crystal Of Ice” – a tantalizing, mesmeric song
It’s hard to describe Andreas Pareli or his music without falling prey to many a cliché or hyperbole. The Norwegian artist, who sings as well as plays the piano and…
Purplehed: “Deeper Than The Seas” is relevant to a broad spectrum of people
The song is very strong. The production is simple, but effective, and Purplehed’s voice is a remarkable instrument. “Deeper Than The Seas” has not been hyped. It’s been around for…
Richard Lynch: “Mending Fences” – symbolizes a pillar in classic country music
In the past few years of country music, there haven’t been many great certainties to count on. There were plenty of bad of course. We could count on bro country…
The Forgotten 45’s: “In Case You Forgot” – something sprawling and magnificent
All The Forgotten 45’s songs exist on a continuum between two poles: snappy, melodic-inflected pop tunes and vast, mind-altering classic rock soundscapes. “In Case You Forgot”, the band’s sophomore album,…
