Month: June 2019

There’s no getting around it at this point; 2019 has been the year of the surrealist in pop music, and among the more energized artists to emerge from its woodwork has been AV Super Sunshine, […]

Both emotions and white-hot harmonies are running high in the latest record from Mariela, Darkness in the Garden, and you needn’t look beyond the EP’s second single, “Going Away,” to understand exactly what I’m talking […]

Twisted Dee Remix of “Share That Love/What The World Needs Now Is Love” To Come Out Saturday at WorldPride Event In NYC New York City – As this city this weekend welcomes millions of domestic […]

In one fell swoop, Ronin bottles all of his emotions into a singular vocal blast that initiates the start of “Chemical Smiles,” his debut single due out this June everywhere that independent music is sold […]

Mario Ferrini is back this summer with one of his sweetest ballads to date, “Missing You,” and he’s bringing Nathan Brumley and the acclaimed Frik n Chic along for the ride. “Missing You” has a […]

“I was doing fine in ’89,” sings Joseph Eid in the first few bars of his latest single, the folk/rock fire-starter “Listening to Madonna,” and despite the blushing beats framing this opening verse, it’s Eid’s […]

URL: www.latresa.com/ LaTresa & the Signal issue one of the more formidable sets of bluegrass/gospel this season in the brand new album The Blood and the River, a record that borrows heavily from the old […]

Integriti Reeves’ vocal performance on the single “Eu Vim Da Bahia” sticks with you. Meaning “I Came from Bahia” in English, there’s an onrush of inspiration carrying her voice aloft throughout the recording and she […]

Mark Perna isn’t a natural writer in some ways. Anyone reading his book Answering Why and expecting him to frame his arguments in a flowing conversational manner will be disappointed. Perna’s métier is more intellectual than convivial, […]

Firm and brimming with an exquisite swagger, we find the velvet-toned lashings of a violin in the center of the spotlight beside Demola and Wande Coal in the pair’s new collaborative single, “Light Up,” which […]

The third album from New York City’s The Merrymaker’s Orchestrina, Casualties, and features fleshed out versions of demos included on the band’s second collection The Little King and the Salamander plus new songs unheard on previous releases. Guitarist […]

At this point in time, Hughie Mac doesn’t need any introduction among discriminating music enthusiasts; without dispute, his product speaks for itself, and in his latest single, the swanky “Let’s Get Away,” he puts his […]

Musician, guitarist & composer, Juewett Bostick’s latest album Shades Of Blu. SOB is a natural evolution of multiple converging forces. It has been described by Juewett himself: “The times we’re in, the technology at our […]