Jess Abran & Stephen Voyce Drop Molly

August 07, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

Montreal has been an up and coming music region for a while now and not just in French. We have featured a few artists from the area including Stefanie Parnell and Amelie No. Now, we get to introduce you to […]

Brandon Luedtke Does It His Own Way

June 23, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

Good folk music is not supposed to be perfect, right? What we love the most about artists like Phil Ochs, Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger and Joan Baez is the fact that they are a little rough around the edges or […]

Kylie Hughes Defies Genre Normalcy

May 22, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

We have always enjoyed those outside-the-box thinking singer-songwriters that blur the genre lines. Kylie Hughes personifies that genre-bending quality. On her upcoming self-titled album, Kylie Hughes, she has moments where she follows in the footsteps of another famous beach-loving Malibu songstress, Colbie Caillat, […]

Kylie Hughes: Genre Blending And Malibu Sun

May 16, 2017 - (0) comments - Interviews

We were so fortunate to have an opportunity to chat with the lovely Kylie Hughes. Her ability to write songs in any genre is the cornerstone of her new album simply titled, Kylie Hughes. The singer-songwriter from Malibu incorporates influences from […]

KOLARS Dance On Self-Titled Debut

April 05, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

The husband and wife duo KOLARS have an interesting setup similar to that of The White Stripes, but with a little more flair. Rob Kolar rocks an inspired electric guitar that is a blend of blues and rockabilly and his wife, Lauren […]

#TBT Hannah Miller Chats With Lemonade

January 12, 2017 - (0) comments - Interviews

Singer-songwriter Hannah Miller’s latest release, Doubters & Dreamers, is proof that you just have to be comfortable in your own skin and not worry about what people are going to think of your music. The third in a remarkably diverse […]

Vice President, Aaron’s Favorites of 2016

December 26, 2016 - (0) comments - Featured

Well, what can we say about 2016? It was an interesting year for me personally and the year in music was no different. It was filled with highs and lows. We have seen some new artists rise to prominence like […]

Joshua Powell and The Great Train Robbery Arrive In Seattle

July 31, 2016 - (0) comments - Events

Over the years, I have had the pleasure of reviewing quite a few albums and EP’s. Some of them have been amazing and some of them have been mediocre. Well, almost five years ago, I reviewed Joshua Powell & the […]

Margaret Glaspy Arrives on the Scene

June 23, 2016 - (0) comments - Featured Artist, Reviews

Artists love to think they are all rebels, but in reality you have your fair share of conformists, wannabes and those who will do anything to get attention. It’s actually rare when you find an artist who truly doesn’t give […]

Kaleo Hits The US Running

June 20, 2016 - (0) comments - Reviews

So every once in a while a band will show up out of nowhere and surprise you. Icelandic band Kaleo, who’s name means “the sound” in Hawaiian, is just such a band. A blend of contemporary rock, blues and a […]