Karyn White “Gale & The Storm” Soundtrack Review by Edmund Barker

Posted on August 13, 2018 by Jimmy Star

Karyn White, the R&B diva best known for late ‘80s hits like “Superwoman” and “Secret Rendezvous,” has been quite busy as of late. In addition to cowriting and starring in Gale & the Storm, an indie drama about the trials and tribulations of being in the music biz, she has contributed eight songs to the soundtrack. Anchored by the buoyant, bubbly single “Lame Excuses,” the film’s accompanying record is a real treat. White’s well-honed skills in R&B songcraft are in full display on the album, with a succession of superb grooves and beats starting with the first track “Where I Belong.” The previously-mentioned “Lame Excuses” is a wonderful piece of production, with a thick, twangy bassline and scatterings of synths giving it a ‘90s g-funk feel. The tune’s chilled-out flow and sense of melancholy reminded me of the likes of TLC’s “Waterfalls,” with a lyrical narrative about frustration with a lacking lover more similar to “No Scrubs.” The song is something of a slow jam, mellow and not too showy save for that excellent groove and White’s tender vocals being front and center. The tune that comes after that, “Hurricane,” gives strong competition to “Lame Excuses” for best song on the record. Funky and filled with hooks for days, “Hurricane” continues the album’s nods to classic disco-esque R&B to great effect. (Notably, the song isn’t all retro—a lyric talking about deleting a clingy ex on FaceBook gives things a modern resonance.)

“Love Quarantine” continues the album’s parade of toe-tapping tracks, with lyrics about, well, wanting to be quarantined from love. Songs that play with a literal version of the term “lovesick” certainly aren’t new, but this one is fresh and funny enough to work well, and benefits from another irresistible bassline. On that note, “I Am the Storm” (which draws from a similar lyrical vein as “Hurricane”) is another triumph of dance-y old school funk. A bewitching double-groove gives the song, which closes out the album, an incredible catchiness. For anyone nostalgic for the golden era of R&B and dance music’s cross-pollination in the ‘80s-‘90s, it’ll hit the spot.

Follow Karyn White on Twitter @Karyns_World

Download the “Gale &The Storm” Soundtrack here:

itunes.apple.com/us/album/gale-storm-music-from-inspired-by-original-motion-picture/1350232550

4/5 Stars

Please Share This:

Armonite: “And the Stars Above” Interview by Eileen Shapiro

Posted on August 13, 2018 by Jimmy Star

“And the Stars Above” is the most recent release from the Italian duo Armonite, the courageous celebration of two classically trained musicians, Paolo Fosso and Jacopo Bigi, in their quest to transform traditional symphonic serious music into the coolest rock music on the planet. They have massively succeeded.

Composer Paolo Fosso writes the compositions and plays the keys while Jacopo Bigi plays both acoustic and electric violin. Although most of their songs have little or no vocals, their messages or themes engulfed in the songs manage to present themselves and evoke passion, excitement and vibrancy in a strange addictive way.

I shared some questions and answers with Paolo regarding the release and music in general. His music is sincere and heartfelt, as I’d his answers. It has been noted by those whom have reviewed the album that listening to his music is like being stuck inside a video game somewhere in the universe…..

What makes your music so powerful!?

We take a few snippets from the world and try to stuff them all in a box. But when the box is full and you keep on pushing more stuff, then the box blows up. And that’s our way to be powerful, I guess. [laughs]

If you could perform on stage with any artist in the world whom would it be and why?

That would be Plini, his musicality is even greater than his virtuosity.

Does the political climate of the world influence your compositions?

Undirectly, because we draw our inspiration from the world around us. Politics decides where our society is heading, political leaders know they can change the world for better or for worse. They should always remember every person has a soul, and no one deserve to be trampled on their rights.

What would you say to promote your music and evoke the fans to buy your newest release?

Instrumental rock for electric violin, keyboards, bass, and drums. No vocals, no guitars. Plus electronics, classical, and world music, topping of progressive metal and a pinch of pop culture. Isn’t that curious enough? [laughs]

“And the Stars Above” is a journey through 12 tracks, starting with “The March of the Stars” inspired by Dante’s Paradise and ending with “Ghosts”. The album also features two bonus tracks: a piece for piano solo, “The Fire Dancer”, and the String Quartet “A Playful Day”.

The sound of the album is more oriented to soundtrack music with textures that feel very immediate. We consume tons of music every day, we can’t just stick to one genre. Generally speaking, the album is rock, but with this idea of soundtrack music.

Any touring plans yet?

We’re going to tour with our show in September, playing originals from our albums and soundtrack covers in violin rock from the most popular movies and video games: Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Skyrim, Metal Gear Solid, Halo, Final Fantasy, and many others!

New single or video?

‘By heart’ includes a folk, medieval-flavored melody for acoustic/electric violin and ROLI Seaboard Rise with a strong electronic component, but no set pattern for bass and drums, which were recorded by Alberto Fiorani and Emiliano Cava. Cristina De Rosa choreographed and danced the entire track, she’s been a great partner to work with. We’re definitely happy with the final result, the video goes from a tranquil state over an opening heartbeat to a fusion of EDM and Trip-Hop.

Website: www.armonite.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/armonitemusic
Twitter: twitter.com/armonitemusic

Instagram:www.instagram.com/armonitemusic

Bandcamp:armonite.bandcamp.com

Soundcloud:soundcloud.com/armonite

YouTube:www.youtube.com/channel/UCc2jTstKBeJe0BI6o1pLGLA

Please Share This:

Judy Cheeks

Posted on August 12, 2018 by Shaun O'Shea

Judy Cheeks

Born in Miami, Florida, Cheeks is the daughter of gospel legend Rev. Julius Cheeks. Her first recording was a blues album entitled Judy Cheeks produced by Ike Turner in 1973. A tour with Ike & Tina Turner followed. Cheeks moved to Germany in 1977 and recorded a duet with Austrian singer Udo Jürgens. Their performance on The Rudi Carrell Show made Cheeks an overnight success in Europe. In 1978 she recorded “Mellow Lovin'” which became an international hit and reached #10 on the Hot Dance Club Play chart. Her 1978 album Mellow Lovin’ was produced by Anthony Monn (best known for his work with gay icon Amanda Lear) in Giorgio Moroder’s Musicland Studios in Munich.

Cheeks appears as a backing vocalist for Stevie Wonder’s The Woman In Red 1984 soundtrack album, Donna Summer’s Once upon a Time and Rumor Has It albums, Thelma Houston and Jerry Butler’s Just Thelma & Jerry 1977 album, on Amanda Lear’s 1979 album Never Trust a Pretty Face and on Boney M.’s Ten Thousand Lightyears. In 1986, Cheeks worked as a studio musician (providing backing vocals) on Alphaville’s album Afternoons in Utopia.

Cheeks wrote for Jobette Music – Motown. The Jackson 5 recorded one of her songs on their last Motown LP. She did a lot of session work for several major artists while sharpening her song writing skills.

In 1983 Pete Bellotte produced her third alum Hard on The Heels Of Love. In 1988 she co-wrote and produced her solo album No Outsiders in 1987 featuring the singles I Still Love You and Just Another Lie.

In the 1990s, she had a string of pop and dance chart hits, including two #1s in 1995, “Respect” and “As Long As You’re Good to Me”, as well as “Reach”, which appeared on the Summer Hitmix 94 CD released by ZYX Records. A solo album, also titled Respect, was released in 1996.

In 2013 Cheeks wrote and co produced a solo album True Love is Free with the hit singles Happy and Without Love We’re Lost

It was on a European tour with Ike & Tina that Judy got an offer to stay. “A Black American girl coming to Europe had everyone thinking they’d discovered the next Donna Summer,” she laughs. “When we got to Munich, a lady from Ariola Records with a heavy German accent sauntered up and asked point blank, ‘Vaht do you dooo? Ve vant you here!’ So I went to Europe with $35 in my pocket and stayed with friends. They had an 8 year-old son. Helping him with his homework, I learned German. I also watched television with English subtitles. I had it in about a year but Europe didn’t know what to do with me either. They’d say, ‘Don’t sound so Black!’ There was a big singer named Udo Jurgens. We did the song “Ein Mal Wenn Du Gehts (One Day When You Leave)” where we sang the chorus in German, he did a verse in German and I wrote an answer verse in English. All of a sudden, I became a novelty star for being Black and speaking German! Then my producer at Ariola, Tony Monn, reluctantly cut a song on me titled ‘Mellow Lovin’ and it became a hit, too (thanks in part to a mighty Tom Moulton mix)!” “and the rest as they say is history”

In 2018 Judy Cheeks released a new single “Crying In The Rain”. A song written by Judy and Steve Lee, and first recorded by Randy Crawford as “When The Evening Comes”. Judy’s own version features her powerhouse vocals cherished by her fans. Also included in the release are two stunning remixes by producer Steve Lee and Simon Ellis, the S & S mix and Paleface Mix.

Now get ready to step into the Danger Zone with Judy Cheeks as she releases her new album, which features all the musical genres Judy has mastered over the years.

judycheeksmusic.com

###

Please Share This:

UK Singer/Songwriter Ali Jacko Releases Highly Anticipated New Music Video “Somebody To Love”

Posted on July 31, 2018 by Jimmy Star

UK Singer/Songwriter Ali Jacko has just released his highly anticipated new music video “Somebody To Love” which is the 7th release of his “11 in 11” project, releasing 11 songs/videos in 11 months. Check out the video today!

Ali Jacko is a Five Times World Kickboxing Champion turned Singer/Songwriter. Having well and truly conquered the world of fighting (and community relations!), his singing career started inauspiciously with everyone telling him, in no uncertain terms, that he couldn’t sing. ‘I went on a tour from Toronto to San Francisco on a coach. Everyone was singing along on the coach but as soon as I started everyone was like, “Shut up! You can’t sing!'” They should have known that ‘you can’t…’ is not how you start a sentence when it’s directed at Jacko.

It was only when he lost a girl that he really loved that he decided to win her back in the riskiest way he could think of: with his voice. ‘I went to see a vocal coach and he also said I couldn’t sing but, with a bit of work, I sang Bryan Adams’ “Look Into My Eyes” and sang it well. Then I thought, “If I can sing, I will write my own music”, and wrote my first song soon after.’

But did it win the girl back? ‘Yeah, it won her back and now I’m married to her and we’ve got a five-month-old daughter called Leonore.’ Silly question really.

Jacko Ali’s new challenge is to break into music – and as a close friend of Rohan Marley, son of Bob and husband of The Fugees’ Lauryn Hill – he knows what the inside of that industry looks like. With his track record, it would be a foolish person that would bet against him. With his usual target-based attitude to challenges, Jacko has decided to release eleven songs, with eleven videos, over eleven months. And though they all have that gravelly rock voice in common, the songs demonstrate a real range with subjects veering from the desire to settle down, plenty about falling and being in love and one about how we are destroying the planet.

‘No one’s done this before,’ says Jacko of the ’11 in 11′ project, releasing 11 songs in 11 months, ‘I want to do it to prove a point that I’m a serious artist.’ We would advise no one to stand in his way.

Check out Ali Jacko’s “Somebody To Love” music video here:

youtu.be/ychiHvYrg50

Follow Ali Jacko on Twitter @TheAliJacko

The official website for Ali Jacko may be found at www.alijacko.com

Please Share This:

Alien Country: “Like My Life Depends On It” by Eileen Shapiro

Posted on July 26, 2018 by Jimmy Star

A brand new release from Liam Marcus Torres the mastermind of Alien Country, entitled “Like My Life Depends On It,” has made its appearance in the music world on July 11^th…. in a big way. Myself not normally impressed at first glance, or at my initial listen, was overtaken by the talent and creativity and especially the voice of this artist.

The album is a fabulous fusion of rock, pop, country and science fiction, in conjunction with strings and things all combined with a voice that is so unique there are just no words….Art director for this album as well as The Allman Brothers, The Band, Rush, The Stray Cats, The Outlaws, and many others, Hugh Syme, said regarding “Like My Life Depends On It”, “what makes this confident and whimsical is the subtlety of the improbable elements coexisting in one frame of reference”.

Liam’s music is not only fun, but his lyrics are magical. I spoke to Liam who is based in Tampa but who was born in Puerto Rico, about his intriguing sonic flavor and his musical influences as well as his future endeavors. “Above all, my music is fun and my fans say it makes them happy. At the end of the day, that’s all that matters to me”…Liam Torres

I love your music!!

I’m my own fan, it’s been something in the making. I really never thought that I would write something like this. I wrote this about three years ago and then I put it on the shelf somewhere. It wasn’t until last year that after speaking to some of my high school buddies from 25 years ago, that we were talking about putting together a publishing house and putting some music together. Then I thought…”wait a second, I have about 20 country songs ,…let’s use that material.” The short story is, there it is. An album came out of that.

I haven’t really heard music like yours before, and I’ve heard a lot! Where are you from originally?

I was born in Puerto Rico. In the mix of listening to Hispanic music, salsa and merengue, we still had rock ‘n’ roll. All of my siblings are older than I am and they all went to music school. They all went to a conservatory and all that, and they never made music out of that experience. I did but I never went to music school. My sister though is the one who introduced me to rock n roll. I grew up listening to Phil Collins, Journey, Foreigner, all those bands from the 70’s. Even Led Zeppelin. So it comes from that Island even though it’s kind of secluded. I never really liked the Island music even though I wrote a few songs about ten years ago with that quality. They almost sound like Santana type of music. Even though I was born in Puerto Rico I came here about 30 years ago and rock ‘n’ roll has always been in my heart.

Your music is a little pop, a Little Rock, a little country, and it’s kind of Sci-FI.

Just a bit. A bit of everything. You have a burning desire, you just go with it.

You will be a household name one day.

It’s funny that you mention that. My wife is more excited than I am about my music. She really wants to push this because she’s been in love with my music for so long. But, I have a fan who heard my music on one of those Sci-fi pages or shows, and said that up until today when he heard my music he’s found most other music lame. He just totally enjoyed it. I’m happy for whom ever listens to it and enjoys it. It came from the heart. I’ve never done anything like it before.

Where do you come up with the inspiration for your lyrics?

Real life. I’m an Iron Maiden maniac, especially Bruce Dickinson’s writings. He’s so cumbersome. He’s so weird. Even his band members say the way that he writes is weird. Only he understands it. However I have met some individuals out there who actually read my lyrics and they understand it right away. It really is uncanny. The way that I write is, in the back of my mind I take it like the way Picasso use to paint. He illustrated certain elements of what he saw in such a way his style was his own. I want to make the way that I write lyrics my own. Kind of obscure, kind of the way that I understand the story. And of course it’s centered on a lot of life experiences. For example the song “No One is Coming For You Tonight”, is based on a narcissist. When you listen to it, it’s kind of hard to understand but the elements are there. If we would’ve put all of the songs to video it would be crystal clear to the listener. But, I want to keep it that way because it makes you think. Each line is good enough on its own to make you think about, “what is this artist talking about”. It makes it that more attractive. It makes you listen and over and over and over again. I mean that’s the way that I grew up, when I was listening to Rush. The way that Neil Peart wrote his lyrics was hard to understand. Even Iron Maiden and the other heavy metal bands that I listened to where hard to understand. I just wanted to make people think while they listened to the music. Just like when you go see a movie that you haven’t read any reviews about, it gets you thinking and keeps you wondering. “Ok, what’s coming next”? That’s what I was hoping would inspire the listener.

Where in Florida are you based?

I am in Tampa. This is a wonderful place, everything is so close.

Do you perform live?

Yes, I have. I have not in the past three years. Actually I was in a band with my sons. The band was called Alien Country. My sons and I were a trio. We had other singers and musicians join us for quite a few performances. We toured almost all of Florida, all the way down to Miami. That was about three years ago.

You should come to New York.

I would love New York.

What do you do when you’re not writing music?

I teach music. I teach the guitar mainly, and the piano.

Your voice is amazing.

I think I will have to continue because I have to tell you something. One of the reasons why I’m starting so late, I’m ashamed of it….I have a mentor called Tom Hess. He’s in Chicago. He’s a great guitar player, and a great business man. He tells me “it’s never too late”. He said he can understand why I had so much hesitation, because I didn’t have that much confidence in myself. But I have the confidence now to do this for the rest of my life.

www.facebook.com/aliencountry

www.youtube.com/user/AlienCountry

Please Share This:

WORLD5

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Rai Breitfeld

WORLD5

WORLD5
“POP ROCK WITH A GLOBAL INFLUENCE”

WORLD5 started with five close friends who were professional musicians.
Although life and personal projects put them in different locations around the globe, they kept alive the desires of making music together. Realizing that very long distances separate them physically but not musically, they used the power of the World Wide Web to shorten the physical distance. They recorded their first album “Global Experience” over 3 continents together, founding members were Raimund Breitfeld, Steffen Goeres, Don Bruner, Stephan Goessl and Roland Childs.

Texans Pat Hunt and Randy Miller, who produced the bands first album, joined the band replacing Don Bruner and Roland Childs december 2012.
June 2013 brought the departure of saxophonist Stephan Goessl and the arrival of Texan guitarist Joe Gavito. 2016, Album Nr. 2 “Heartbeat Of The World” was released on Spectra Music Group.

WORLD5 has a new line up. Joining Raimund, Steffen and Joe are Swedish bass player Jimmy Olsson and as the lead singer, from San Francisco, California, Lou Evans. Jimmy has performed with some of the most popular groups in Sweden, such as Nynningen, Nationalteatern and Björn Afzelius Band. Lou has been showcased with outstanding talents such as LeAnn Rimes, Lorrie Morgan, America, Carrie Underwood, Bo Bice, Waylon Payne, James McCartney (Son of Paul McCartney), Todd Rundgren, Gregory Page, Billy Galewood (aka Bushwalla, co-songwriter of Jason Mraz), Toca Rivera (Jason Mraz percussionist/background vocalist), and Con Brio.

Lou Evans: lead vocals, guitars
Joe Gavito: guitars, keyboards, vocals
Steffen Goeres: guitars, trumpet
Jimmy Olsson: bass
Raimund Breitfeld: drums, percussion

Record Label: Spectra Music Group

Contact: music@world5music.com info@spectramusicgroup.com 843 628 3555
www.world5music.com

Web / Social network appearence

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World5
www.facebook.com/World5band
Tweets by World5music
www.myspace.com/world5music

www.youtube.com/user/World5music
www.instagram.com/world5music
www.linkedin.com/in/world5
world5band.blogspot.se/
www.last.fm/music/World5
plus.google.com/113147801323480406711
musicbrainz.org/artist/6f3489d9-4b2a-44fb-8585-fe01fb4989d8

www.amazon.com/World5/e/B0067LTAZ2
itunes.apple.com/us/artist/world5/id478881688
world5.bandcamp.com

www.world5music.com

###

Please Share This:

Mal Aminn Da MISFIT

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Jamil Ingram

Mal Aminn Da MISFIT

MAL AMINN DA MISFIT HAILING FROM THE LANDS OF THE SLICC STL NORTH SOUTH EAST WEST A ONE OF A KIND DESIGN MOST SAY AHEAD OF HIS TIME

###

Please Share This:

Gilberto Perez Jr y Su Conjunto – Humilde Corazones

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Piper LeMoine

Image Link

Media Type: CD (Physical Disc)

GTIN: 076625930107

Description:
2nd studio album by Gilberto Perez Jr y Su Conjunto, released on Rancho Alegre Records, 2018.

1. Intro
2. Dame Otra Oportunidad
3. Luz Perlita
4. Estrellitas Caen Del Cielo
5. El Polvorete
6. Pensaba
7. Los Desvelos Míos
8. Castígame
9. Tu Retirada
10. Hay Veces Que Nada El Pato
11. El Sueño De Julian

Link: www.ranchoalegreradio.org

Please Share This:

Fratelli Stellari

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Fabio Nocentini

Fratelli Stellari

Fratelli Stellari (Star Brothers) are a group of writers, singers and cabaret artists based in Italy (Florence and Turin). According to some rumours, all members of this band are of alien origin (coming from Orion’s Belt), but they hide themselves among the earthlings through pseudonyms and disguises.

They experience various genres of music: pop, dance, disco, funk, electronic; they sing in English, Italian, Spanish and French. Several vocalists belong to the band; among the most representative, we find Stella Demaris, DJoNemesis, Dorien Dorion, Figli d’Orione (Children of Orion, a “subgroup” specialized in the English language), Mauna Ki, Ritanne du Lac and La Vecchina dell’Aceto (The Old Lady of Vinegar).

Fratelli Stellari pay attention to their look and often appear in space costumes; sometimes their lyrics are humour-oriented. They usually record at two studios, one in Florence and the other in Turin: Pleyad Studios, which is also the name of their discographic label.

Producers and managers of the band are Fabio Nocentini and Giuseppe Ciucci.

www.messaggidallestelle.altervista.org/

###

Please Share This:

Mark Weber y Los Cuernos – El Idea Man Strikes Again

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Piper LeMoine

Image Link

Media Type: CD (Physical Disc)

GTIN: 096962330422

Description:
Released in May 2018, ¡El Idea Man Strikes Again! is the third studio album from Mark Weber y Los Cuernos and features six originals, along with five covers of some of his favorite tunes. This album has it all: Conjunto, Country, Roots Rhythm & Blues, and even a little Rock!

Track listing:

1. Aguanta La Vara (M. Weber)

2. Payaso Por Tu Amor (M. Weber)

3. The Girl From Walgreens (M. Weber)

4. Mexi-Barbie (M. Weber)

5. Badge 988 (M. Weber)

6. West Side Polka (F. Perez)

7. Cocaine Blues (arr. M. Weber)

8. Fats domino Medley

9. Lone Star Beer and Bob Wills Music

10. The Real McCoy (M. Weber)

11. Donde Nace La Flor

Credits: Mark Weber, Luis Ortiz, Eloy Espinoza, David Escalante, Woody Rodriguez, Mark Skelton, Oscar Garcia, Melissa Daniels, Urban Urbano, Paul Kandera, Frank Rodarte, Rob Brunét, Jordan Fonseca (gritos), Jonathan Espinoza (Hey Fresco!)

Recorded at Escalante Studios, San Antonio, TX

Link: www.ranchoalegreradio.org

Please Share This:

Review: Tom Proctor and the A-Listers “Working Man” by MieKayla Singleton

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Jimmy Star

Okay, I’ll just say this: TOM. PROCTOR. IS. EVERYTHING! Literally, he’s everything; him, his band, and his newest album, Working Man, which was released June 15^thof this year. As a music fanatic, I’ve never listened to an album that was as real as Working Man…or, at least, likeit. In other words, I’ve never listened to an album to the point where at the end, I said, “…now, this is just deep on so many levels.” While I’m on that, can I just call this album “deep”…please?

Working Man’s two best aspects, among others, areits realistic themes and its commitment to one genre. First thing’s first: let’s talk about themes. Many of today’s songs refer to love, drama, heartbreak, and loving yourself. But, not many songs talk about the observation of life. Warning: don’t take “observation of life” lightly because there’s nothing “light” about it. What do I mean? Well, take Working Man (yes, the song of the same name) and In Hollywood(a song that hit home), for example. Working Man explains the struggles of people who work long hours to supply for their family. But, this doesn’t go without facing personal problems, like dealing with unappreciative people. Those same exact people working long hours wonder time and time again if there’s anyone else like them who might be going through the same thing. They might be wondering if there’s any hope or sense of guidance. How can I tell? Well, I was raised by a single parent (whom I appreciate very much). On the other hand, In Hollywood brutally explains how most people end up making it in Hollywood. This isn’t said much, but it is most certainly NOT an easy journey trying to become active in showbiz, especially the right way. Out of all the songs, In Hollywood was the one that hit all the way home, especially because I’ve been interested in the showbiz industry for the longest time (our little secret). Just when you thought no artist or band would say anything, Tom Proctor and the A-Listers would. I’m impressed.

And now, the second-best aspect: its country genre. As a music fanatic, I’m all for genre fusions. But, to have an album dedicated to just one genre is a bit outstanding and rather impressive. To me, sticking with one genre is part of what defines an artist…or in this case, a band. Now, I don’t mean that in a bad way; I mean that in a good way. Prime example, remember Taylor Swift? Of course, you do! Remember when she started out in the country genre and switched to pop? Country defined her. Then, pop redefined her. I’m all for redefinition because it’s all about change. But, when an artist or band is able to stick to one genre, that’s something else…and something worth being proud of.

I can’t guarantee that Working Manwill have you working, but I can guarantee that it’ll have you in your feels. Believe that!

Follow on Twitter @TomProctorBand

www.tomproctorandthealisters.com

Please Share This:

Ali Jacko’s “Give My Love A Brand New Name” Hits #18 On The Music Week Commercial Pop Club Chart

Posted on June 10, 2018 by Jimmy Star

Singer/Songwriter Ali Jacko’s new single “Give My Love A Brand New Name (House/ADP Mix)” hits #18 on the Music Week Commercial Pop Club Chart!!!

Five times World Kickboxing Champion Ali Jacko is taking the music world by storm. Releasing 11 singles in 11 months, titled the “11 in 11” Project, Jacko’s music is being extremely well received worldwide, as seen by his chart hitting success.

Music Week has been the leading trade media brand for the UK music industry for over 50 years, and is essential reading for anyone who needs to understand the business of music, from vinyl to streaming, from the Dublin Castle all the way to Wembley Stadium.

Check out the music video for “Give My Love A Brand New Name” by Ali Jacko here:

youtu.be/zGhIdOhS4sg

He has another hit single “I Found Love” in the new Indian Hindi language action thriller “Race 3” which is being released June 15, 2018. Check out the “Race 3” trailer here:

youtu.be/xBht9TG7ySw

Watch all of Ali Jacko’s music videos on youtube here including the hit single from the “Race 3” soundtrack “I Found Love:”

www.youtube.com/user/ajackorocksVEVO

Follow Ali Jacko on Twitter @TheAliJacko

The official website for Ali Jacko may be found at www.alijacko.com

Please Share This:

Rico B. OHIOSFINEST

Posted on June 5, 2018 by Mr. Bleubac

Rico B. OHIOSFINEST

Rico B. is straight from the east side of Warren,Ohio. Where he produces & writes his own music along with several of his family members who feature on mostly all of Rico B.’s albums including the Los and Pheez along with Kontak and Db the Iceman form the group 839. You can find his music at the following sites below.
• www.reverbnation.com/ricobohiosfinest
• www.amazon.com/Veterans-Day-Explicit-Rico-Ohiosfinest/dp/B01LY1CBZE
• www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz8KKKxhaZpQIqNTcy7zwQls0jeRmGLGO
• open.spotify.com/artist/4dhTC2n8dwh2r9kdtJFFLI
• www.facebook.com/RICO-B-Ohiosfinest-136034656453130/

www.living.ml

###

Please Share This:

Bossalena

Posted on June 4, 2018 by BOSSALENA

Bossalena

Bossalena Female Rap Artist from Compton California high energy lyrical but yet about her business. Bossalena is a artist ,audio engineer and ceo of greedy girls entertainment music industry female boss as she creates her own lane in this music game. Best female rapper award winner 20 plus mixtape 2 retail projects live performer touring artist Bossalena has been inspiring along the way as well as creating a buzz. Bossalena moved to texas to expand her music and be closer to her family i can say Bossalena is well rooted, living life to the fullest and a beast on the mic. Bossalena the female artist to keep your eyes on.

www.bossalena.com

###

Please Share This:

Spiralithic

Posted on May 25, 2018 by matthew peach

Media Type: CD (Physical Disc)

GTIN: 096962325916

Description:
Les Gnossiennes d’Erik Satie
by Spiralithic

Reissue
HBR 010

Link: www.haresbreathrecords.com/product/spiralithic-les-gnossiennes-d-erik-satie-reissue

Please Share This: