Magazine Gap: “Calling Card” – rhythmic groove and clean orchestration
From beginning to end the new Ep, by Magazine Gap, entitled “Calling Card” distills what makes this groups’ music flow as well as it does. For sure they have a…
Phantom Pop: “Hometown” – Creativity together with discipline, structure and technique
Phantom Pop is an instrumental band from Brooklyn, NY. The group combines elements of funk, soul, and R&B with the improvisation of jazz to create their own sound. Originally formed…
Blue Soul Ten: “The Fearless Warrior” – dusted, hazy light spun in butterfly colors
In 2015 Blue Soul Ten released the debut album titled “The Unspoken Warrior”, which was meant to reflect project creator Claye Greene’s approach to living life with bravery and beauty.…
Fay Kendel: “So Good” ft Spader MC – a clean lyrical approach
RnB and Soul singer-songwriter Fay Kendel is no ordinary girl – in both her talents and true-life story. Fay was born in Sierra Leone in West Africa, and was adopted…
Dasha: “Loving You” Displays lyrical and harmonic deftness
Known for her role in a season of Tyler Perry’s TV series “The Haves and the Have Nots”, Dasha is set to release her debut album “The Howard Roark Project”,…
Marwan Maurice: “I Can’t” – like the element of fire meeting ice!
Marwan Maurice began his career in music after a successful profession as an international basketball player and realizing his heart and passion truly lives within music. His pursuit led him…
Kjay Cavalli ft Tory Lanez : Against My Religion is the complete package
Kjay Cavalli started creating his own melody in his 9th grade year in high school. He then joined the a group called One -Up Boyz, and later moved on to…
Magazine Gap: “Body Language” creates an intimate connection with the listener
Magazine Gap is a British rock band from London and on a particular mission: to prove that an unusual combination of their dissimilar influences can have broad appeal. The band…
Joe Blessett: “678AO11” – a master of imagination and creativity
Joe Blessett is a recording artist, who tried his hand at being an entertainer and realized his own limitations. He no longer performs live shows, but he still loves creating…
Charles Wright: “Something to Make You Feel Good” – pure and unfettered!
Charles Wright is probably best known as the leader of `70s soul group The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band and the composer of the resourcefully recycled R&B smash “Express Yourself,”…
