bigOmuziq: “Le Renaissance” – Its imperfections are nonexistent, and its importance is assured!
bigOmuziq has often been referred to as the “Bruce Wayne of Hip-hop”, as he is an attorney and community activist by day, and a brutally candid emcee by night. His…
Fabp aka Fabpz the Freelancer: “Dem A Fraud” another slow-burning take on the genre
Fabp aka Fabpz the Freelancer juggles idiomatic influences nicely on “Dem A Fraud”. There are hip-hop-influenced production touches, verses designed to appeal to more traditional Raggamuffin fans, bars using both…
Makala Cheung: ‘Moon’ – lifts your mind, body and soul to unexpected heights
Following a few years in an Urban/Pop duo, and going on to feature on local Hip-Hop and Grime tracks, in 2012 Makala Cheung began her solo artist endeavor, releasing 3…
The Color Wild has a bright future ahead of them!
Born in 2015, The Color Wild is an Indie Pop band formed in Vacaville, CA by brothers Jesse Crosson (Keys, Guitars, Vocals), Kyle Crosson (Vocals), Jaden Crosson (Drums) (formerly from…
Troy writes original song for the book “Restless Waters”
Anyone who has heard a preview of his debut recording and has read those lyrics and lived that EP, knows how beautifully and powerfully this man expresses himself. Anytime Troy…
Fabpz the Freelancer: “Ur DayLightz” – things slide into motion rather nicely
The common idea is that Dancehall reggae and raggamuffin is nothing if not trend-based, and for potty-mouthed, gun-talking DJs to suddenly strike intense, prayerful poses on their album covers, arrange…
The Vanilla Milkshakes: “Tall People Have No Feelings” – almost too raw to be true!
Every time I read the following description on the band’s website “The Vanilla Milkshakes are a grouping of three studly nearly middle aged men who sing and play instruments. Sometimes…
Chàrlee M. publishes her dance pop song – “Live my Dream”
The Bielefeld native Charlene Marie Janzen, better known by her stage name Chàrlee M., has fulfilled her personal life-long dream: With “Live My Dream” her first song will hit the…
Keith Richie: “March of the Inanimate” – a soundtrack to your own story
The popularity of 80s-infused, electronic film scores has been steadily increasing in recent years, due in part to the resurgence of the vinyl format and the successful analog-driven soundtracks of…
Bag of Nickels: “Amen” – This album is brilliant. Yes, it’s that simple!
Born out of Wilmington, Delaware, the members of Bag of Nickels have played together since 1995, taking several breaks along the way to pursue side and solo projects and to…
