“Eight Reasons To Rock” is a great example of Sloppy Joe’s musical diversity
Inspired by legendary bands such as KISS, Volbeat, Maiden and AC/DC the trio of Sloppy Joe’s features Jesse Garon(Lead vocals, Guitar), Johnny Angel (Bass, Vocals) and Pätzy Dävey (Drums, Vocals)…
Auditions For All Music Fest And Sustainability Conference Announced
More than 200 songwriters, artists, and bands will be selected to perform at showcase slots during of original music performances and educational workshops on Friday April 21, and Saturday April…
MusicMegaBox – Free Site For Music Lovers
A group of music lovers launched http://musicmegaboxen.net/: this website is a cool online portal designed basically for all music lovers out there. This website will be featuring free music. What’s…
Donny Richmond – A Creative Genius and Award Winning Artist
Donny Richmond makes a career of expanding the borders of what it means to be a performer. All the while, he seeks to remain true to his core beliefs, and…
Stellar Lane: “Reflection” – showcases the band’s all-round prowess
Lead singers and siblings Jonathan and Udi Vogelsang formed the alternative rock back Stellar Lane based in Tel-Aviv, Israel. The brothers who have been playing and composing music for years…
Fenix: “All Around The World” ft. Chris Casino – bright, reverberant synths and slick vocal effects
Alexander Mamonov rose through the sporting ranks in his home country of Russia, eventually landing squarely in Russia’s Youth Olympic volleyball team. A self-professed hip-hop and classic rock enthusiast, Manomov…
Robot Raven: “Life Goes On” – an intimate chemistry as songwriting partners
With “Life Goes On”, Robot Raven’s latest album, it’s tempting to zoom in on any single turning point in the duo’s timeline to figure out how they made it here.…
“Sunshine” – Artem Cithara (ft. Nicole Elizabeth & Slick Sax) – a fully formed aesthetic vision!
The scene opens to the midnight skyline of a neon city while Slick Sax’s saxophone blows like a whirling cool breeze through the balmy summer air, muting the buzzing fluorescent…
Sarantos: “Why Ask Why” – a fusion of 80’s and modern rock
In a sense, Sarantos is as much a realist as he is a romantic; his best songs are about fearing the worst, hoping for the best, and getting lucky sometimes.…
Boy in the Rain: “Wave” – an addicting sensation
Boy in the Rain is a composer and solo artist. His style draws heavily from classical and romantic periods, stemming from the traditional piano studies of his youth, but incorporates…
