Adam Layne Fisher: “Live at Barnet Park” – presents songs that all Christians can relate to
“I’m just a guy serving at my local church who loves leading worship and writing songs. My hope is that those songs can reach the world for Jesus,” says Adam…
Yung Saintz: “So Help Me” – The lyrics are deep and are what rap should be
Born in Toronto, Canada, both Geoffrey and Kadin of the duo, the Yung Saintz, are sons of Caribbean parents. Without major label support, GTA and Kadin Black were able to…
Erik Odsell: “Searching For Lost Boys Island” – delivers spellbinding performances
Erik Odsell is a Swedish songwriter and recording artist. As a small child there were two ways to always make Erik calm. One way was to put him in a…
Rog & Glenn: “Another Place” – so intricately designed and performed
“Another Place” is an incredible album. The songs are thoughtful, catchy, beautiful and emotive, and well-produced. There is a special chemistry about Rog & Glenn. Their music comes to you…
Nicole Jane – “Back 3 BASSics” – a nationwide talent competition winner
Nicole Jane is a vocal trio consisting of brothers, Jace B Carreira, Alfie-J Carreira, and Dieu Carreira. Officially forming as a musical collective in 2006, Nicole Jane capped off the…
Alby Sound: “Adventures Of The Sound” – an escape from the common mainstream nonsense
Alby Sound is a rapper and music producer out of Rodeo, California. Previously known as Oktayne he gained enough popularity to begin rising through the ranks of the indie hip-hop…
Tha Wreking Ball: “Say Hello To Tha Good Guy” – transitions into multiple styles!
Modern rap is absolutely in trouble. From the two to four words in the entire writing, or the repetitive repulsive language, it’s just bad. Old school hip-hop actually made sense.…
Anne Marie Bush: “UnZipped RnB” captures the art of real R&B music that comes completely from the soul
The new EP “UnZipped RnB” by Anne Marie Bush –the Danish singer-songwriter whose influences range from RnB, Motown, Soul, Pop, Jazz and Club – will drop on November 12th. During…
Rome Will Burn – Accessible and fun yet with an underlying aggression and angst paired with strong beats
Why on earth would an aggressive rollerblade competitor, together with a figure skater, who trained with an Olympic coach, make a trendy and meticulously creative, electro-pop duo? Well, he the…
Otonana Trio: “The Lost Ramen Generation” – funky bass grooves, crunchy electric guitars, clockwork drumming
Otonana Trio is a three piece band from Tokyo, Japan, with Kentaro Saito on Guitar/Vocal, Kazuhisa Maekawa on Bass, and Hikari Kuroda on Drums. Their biggest influence was none other…
