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Could French Pianist Elizabeth Sombart Soon Win A Grammy? Personally I seem to think it’s long overdue. Sophistication in music isn’t something you can insert into material so much as bring to life with the power of your performance, and if there’s one player who has done a good job reminding us of this over

Slicing at the likes of Jeff Bezos and his devout shopaholic following, Austrian music superstar, ViennaCC strikes back with his latest single, the hilarious, catchy Shopping Queen. Taking a particularly sharp and slick turn towards a lesser spoken off social issue, ViennaCC decides to experiment with a catchy, campy single that utilizes some of his

Tia McGraff has amassed, keeps, and continues to expand on a dedicated following of fans around the world and their admiration has allowed her to enjoy commercial success throughout the world. Her latest EP release With Love met the world on September 3rd, a specially chosen day commemorating the passing of her much-loved dog Jake

“Follow The Light” (Verse 1) Some people follow the sun in the sky Some people look up at the moon at night Some people light a candle in the dark Some people wish on a shooting star Whatever you use to make your journey right Just make sure you follow the light (Chorus) Follow the

The hook tends to be the foundation of every charming pop single, and while this is true nine out of ten times, there are other instances where something just a bit more ornate steals away the spotlight and occupies the lion’s share of our attention. In his new single “She Makes Beauty,” singer/songwriter Marc Bosserman

It’s very easy now to be cynical about feelings. There’s an apt term for that called Irony Poisoning, and since music is an art that’s always been reflective of the time in which it’s produced, we’ve seen plenty of songs lean into how love is destructive, how it’ll only hurt you whether you’ve had it

Concept songs start and end with a quality idea, and depending on the talent of the creators, that idea can form something akin to an opera or two-minute bubblegum single the same. The former is certainly true of the new single “Armadas of the Milky Way” by Elektragaaz, and although there’s been a lot of

David Nigel Lloyd’s Of Service in Rosemary Lane is more personal than the English songwriter’s typical material. It isn’t nakedly personal in the manner of confessional songwriters, Lloyd’s far too much of an imagination lyricist and immersed in tradition for that, but instead reflects the core of his musical DNA. His ten songs on the album pay

 Cover Song Contest from Masterpiece Sound Studios Detroit gives musicians a shot at a $25K grand prize, and a Detroit concert spot In Partnership with Sony Music Publishing  Calling all musically talented artists! We’re looking for singers, musicians, producers, and re-mixers who are game to makeover a classic Motown Hit!  Legendary Motown songwriter and record

“LMBT1” (Let Me Be The One) is the galvanized new single from Sugar Addikt that will have you believing that this is their world and we’re all just living in it. Set to an otherworldly percussive beat that amplifies the nuances of lead singer and songwriter Vanessa Littrell,’s voice “LMBT1” is as atmospheric as it

“Cows” by Jason Bennett, is the second offering from the Central Ohio native, a veteran on the music scene there for over 20 years, now making his own original (old school) Americana songs. I’m just not sold on this second album as being as old school as his first, but it does contain one cover

For designer Emily Daccarett fashion and music cannot be separated. Daccarett creates an immersive world of storytelling through music, film, and fashion. Each artistic direction begins with a beat that forms a story. From the start of her brand, she has fused those worlds together, creating a symbiotic flow between the two.  Provide Background of your music career that not

It’s refreshing to hear a guitarist and songwriter unafraid to embrace a traditional sound and aesthetic. There are others out there doing the same sort of work as Jon Pozzuto, without question, so he’s entering a crowded arena with his debut EP Valley of Lost Cities. The question for you will be what does he bring

The art of being a singer/songwriter feels lost to time, but there are still plenty of musicians under this label releasing music today, and it’s some of the best music you’ll hear all year. Just in the last few years, artists such as Phoebe Bridgers and Angel Olsen have reached momentous highs in the music

Danny Hughes (DCPA) is an electronic music producer and DJ from Aledo, Texas. His story began like many musicians’ growing up. Born into a family of musicians, he learned to play the piano, trumpet, guitar, and work with production software in academic music programs as a kid. Danny built a solid foundation in the craft,

The Synaesthetic Picture Show Now Playing, Part 5 is the latest EP from one of the most unique musical units working today. Elektragaaz’s six track collection opens with the song “Beyond the Final Veil” and may lead listeners, particularly newcomers, to think it’s the first salvo in a techno/club release. The band’s instrumental music comes off

If you’re following Loretta Lynn’s example in music, your battle to be heard is already halfway won. B.B. Cole, like Lynn, didn’t pick up an instrument and begin writing songs until her mid-30’s with pivotal life experiences already under her belt. It produces a special sort of artist. Cole has moved past the vagaries of

Mary Kay LaBrie’s writing first made an impact on audiences in the 1990s when the Pennsylvania native began co-writing spec scripts for popular television shows such as Murphy Brown and Wings, among other programming. Life had been moving LaBrie to meet that moment since she was nine years old and a schoolteacher advised her that she should be

Linda Collins is a bit of an artistic polymath. Her talents as a producer, multi-faceted actress, and musician are allowing her to hit her latest zenith in 2022 with her name attached to several diverse projects scheduled for release, production, or promotion. The film Three for the Road has been an unqualified success at a number of

Wreckless Strangers have already made some waves with singles such as “You Just Hurt”, among others, so hearing their album When the Sun and a Blue Star Collide in full for the first time gives listeners a complete vision of the band’s skills. This group of San Francisco Bay area musicians are obviously grounded in