Pool Moon Elephant: “Island’s Eye” – Combining hypnotically pounding passages
In the last 6 or 7 years electronic dance music has turned into an even bigger monster. Avicii dominated Spotify, David Guetta headlined festivals, and Calvin Harris is one of…
M.C. ZackAttack: “Rap Or Die!” – making strides in his forward momentum!
Zachery Duncan, or rather M.C. ZackAttack , has been influenced by new age lyrical poets who speak their mind through music since 2010. Soon he’ll be releasing his newest mixtape…
MoEoStAr: “Algorythmic Intelligence” – scrupulous rhythm and spotless sound engineering
Norwegian Independent producer Mattias Gillis Winge Rudh better known as MoEoStAr, played the clarinet and saxophone in various bands while growing up. He started producing in the 1990s, but gave…
J.Dot & KD: “To Whom It May Concern” is fixing the rap game!
I noticed that J.Dot makes his best music when he’s rapping about being a responsible man, or when he’s creating something with substance and meaning, as opposed to trying to…
Jack Soundfield: “Shine” – classic ‘old school’ sounds
By profession Jack Soundfield is an engineer who has traveled around the world. He has lived in Canada, Germany and Switzerland. Besides uncovering the secrets of the globe Jack has…
G.H. Hat: “Piano Jam 2 (Ode To Kygo)” – bridging the gap between electronic and classical
Modern acceptance, or lack there of, in electronic music hardly comes as a surprise. Just look back through the history of music and how the 17th century technology spread. Musicians…
JaVez: “When I Was Uptown” helps set the bar to a new high
JaVez is a 23 year old Maryland recording artist who sings, raps, produces, and mixes his own music. The self-taught Baltimore area artist has a penchant for Kanye West, Usher,…
HR Live At CBGB’s 1984 – The roots of hardcore is back!
HR is most well known as the lead singer of revolutionary reggae punk rock band Bad Brains. In their day Bad Brains could have been easily mentioned in the same…
Callum Crighton: “The Rose” – 21st Century, cutting edge dream-pop!
Even while everything I know about my musical taste should violently reject the cheese-camp synth pop and adorable mainstream swoon songs of the 80’s, I’ve enjoyed that music ever since…
Virgil Blue: “Pain Of Loss” – a stripped-to-the-emotional-bones approach
Virgil Blue has released his debut EP entitled “Pain Of Loss”. Inspired and influenced by Prince and Sade, Virgil, a multi-instrumentalist who started out making music at the age of…
