Sugarcane Jane is made up of Anthony Crawford and Savana Lee, Americana’s husband-wife duo from Alabama’s Gulf Coast. The duo wrote and recorded ten songs in the lockdown fashion and came out with and album all music lovers across the board can appreciate if they get wind of what it is made of. The distraction
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Pretty Awkward don’t really strike me as a concept band – their new single “Misfits” isn’t weighed down with a lot of theatrical bells and whistles, nor does it feel like a small puzzle piece of a much grander story still in the process of being told by the time the track concludes. URL: https://www.prettyawkwardband.com/
“See You Dance” is the debut song from Baltimore’s Cristal Carrington. Flashy like neon lights and raging with gratifying grooves, Carrington leaves everything on the dance floor. A satisfying dance/pop track, Carrington’s perky vocals immediately grab the listener. From the intermixed counting in Spanish, to the drowning rhythms, Carrington’s fearlessly fun track hits all the
Thank you for chatting with us today. To start off, tell our readers more about how you got started in music! Thanks so much for inviting me to interview! Long before “Kendra & the Bunnies” was started, I began training as a vocalist, actress, and dancer through the musical theatre. I started these professional lessons at
In the center of a dark and twisted hurricane of harmonies, we find the soft and smooth vocal stylings of one Taylor Colson waiting to lead us to the loving arms of safety in “Hurt Me,” Colson’s all-new single currently out everywhere indie pop is available. TWITTER: https://twitter.com/itstaylorcolson?lang=en Our leading lady doesn’t take her job
“Beyond The Blue” is the new single from Maryland singer/songwriter Natalie Otto. Billed as country and Americana in nature, “Beyond The Blue” as its title suggests goes beyond genres and designations. Otto’s honoring of her late sister, who died at a young age in a car accident. resembles a loving tribute and testament of moving
“Better” is the newest single from pop rocker Mark Haberland, who goes by the moniker Mark And The Tiger. Originally from Round Pond, Maine, Haberland uncaged sound is now broadcasting from Los Angeles, Calif. The West Coast spark and sunny musical tropes in “Better” are just a few of the bright spots. The murky lyrics
“One Love Fits All” is the newest single from multi-dimensional singer, Dawn Rix. Known for her country charted hit song “In America” and this summer’s kickin’ “Don’t Let The Makeup Fool You”, Rix is on a mission to spread love and kindness. Cementing her key role in the ever growing Christian Country scene, “One Love
Indie singer/songwriter Casey Ahern is getting downright brooding in her new single “Didn’t Even Get a Goodbye,” and if you’ve been listening to her work in the last couple of years, you’re going to be really taken aback by just how much she’s grown up in 2020. Her last single, “Sunday Driver,” felt like a
With the mild picking of a colorful electric guitar and the slow plodding of some distant percussion to serve as the canvas, the darkly-melodic voice behind Moon Fever ushers us into their new single “Shaking Off The Evil” and immediately clues us in to just how menacing an affair we’re about to partake in. There’s
I’ll admit, being knowledgeable about 1990’s music, that Broken Past’s “Some Gave All”, on title alone, made me recall Billy Ray Cyrus’ follow-up to his smash “Achy Break Heart” of the same title. The similarities end there. Broken Past is a New Jersey metal band just as skilled pounding out convincing hard rock and their
How would you classify your music? Country with a pop edge Who are your top 5 musical influences? My grandfather would be number one, as he is the reason that I got started with music. Aside from him, I love Kacey Musgraves, John Mayer, Chris Stapleton and Carrie Underwood. I have so much respect for
How would you classify your music? Definitely POP Who are some of your top 5 musical influences? Music-wise, I’ve had a lot of influences. If I were to narrow it down to five, they would be: Celine Dion, Sam Smith, Ariana Grande, Charlie Puth & the band Imagine Dragons What do you want fans to
How would you classify your music? My music is Pop, but more in the direction of dance pop. It’s such a refreshing genre for me. I love dance pop because it’s upbeat, encourages friendship and fun and most importantly gets that body moving. Who are some of your top 5 musical influences? My top 5
Toronto’s music scene has been exploding in the last few years, and in 2020, one of its most intriguing exports is none other than 15 year old Jeffrey Li, whose debut single “Anniversary” has all the trappings of a classic pop masterpiece. Built around its cosmopolitan vocal harmony, “Anniversary” is a love song in every
Florida. Florida. Florida. Those three words forever chiseled in the annals of American political and journalistic history from the late broadcaster Tim Russert, take on a different meaning during this summer of discontent, or, summer of 2020. No, I’m not talking about “hanging chads” or even The Villages, I’m talking about another Florida band stealing
Lavendine aren’t driven by commercial interests in their music, and if you need evidence proving as much, you needn’t give their single “Rapture” more than a casual listen this season. In “Rapture,” Lavendine endear themselves to the contemporary Christian music model while also looking at elements of progressive pop from a standpoint few would expect
After years of observing behind the camera, Andre Mayon steps in front of the mic and drops a suave, silky adoring song in his debut “Love At First Sight”. The smooth sounding Mayon takes the listener into a poetic and amorous state-of-mind set to the backdrop of just a solo, acoustic guitar. It’s a moving
Sunny and bright, colorful and consistent, the music video for Little Hurt’s new single “Alaska” is – on the surface, at least – the antithesis of what most people would think of when the name of the northernmost state is mentioned. There’s nothing even about mountain ranges or valleys, nor is there a lot of
Rob Alexander has been setting a high standard for both himself and the scene he was born of with the last three singles he’s released from the new album Being Myself, but in his latest, the taut “This Hollywood Road,” he gets down and dirty with rock n’ roll aesthetics he’d never experimented with in the
Leading off of the crossroads between the bands Disturbed and Lincoln Park, California’s Zero Theorem forge a force to be reckoned with in the thriller “Swarm”. Piling on the sounds of gnawing emotions with machine-line precision, this song just doesn’t fall into place. It claws and fights it way to front-and-center. Reaching new heights, “Swarm”
“Break the glass in case of emergency / Open your arms to me” we’re told in the chorus of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus’ new single “Brace Yourself,” the vocals somehow matching the intensity of the adjacent riff in all of its metallic glory. Alongside the hook, the verses continue with “Brace yourselves in case of
There isn’t much to the music video for King Falcon’s single “Shake! Shake! Shake!” other than swinging bodies and the unfiltered energy of the duo’s play, but with the heat the song’s harmonies produce around every turn, what more does one really need? King Falcon aren’t playing around with overly experimental concepts in “Shake! Shake!
In their latest single, titled “Bleed Over Me,” poetic rock crew 308 Ghost Train deliver a stunningly brawny ballad that shows us a slightly different side of their sound than the one presented to us in their last couple of widely-released songs. Right from the jump, there’s something labored in the emotionality of both the
Charlie Alpha Papa seems like a nice guy. He tries to treat his woman nice, taking her to exotic Bora Bora. But something happened and he’s harnessed that frustration of trying to get back to that spot to rekindle their love in his new song “Bora Bora” (Capish Music). From his new album Part of
With a spunky little rhythm as its primary agent of evocation – outside of the sublime lead vocal, that is – there isn’t any part of “Colors” that doesn’t live up to what the song’s title would imply it could sound like. “Colors” sports a performance for the ages without question, but it’s not the
Animal Sun, the tight rock band with southern charm and west coast wishes, combines wistful pop rock vibes and elegance in the new track “Still Believe”. Expressing pleads of the heart and triumphant music beds, “Still Believe” is a catchy tune that showcases a band with a penchant for touching the heart and soul of
Texas can’t hold ‘em – great music that is! Though this is his third single released, Amir Beats’ “Got ‘Em Throwin’ Dollars” is a twerk-worthy track coming out of Houston. A flashy woman, high costs and fleeting beats in deep in the jersey-meets-leather fabric of this song. Littered with Beats’ voice that juggles a load
There are few underground scenes in North America, and truly the whole world, as vibrant and diverse as Southern California’s is, and this summer, one of its many underrated gems – Dizzy Box Nine – is back with a collection of melodic tracks you’ll definitely want to hear. In Faster Than Anticipation, Dizzy Box Nine get
It’s easy to feel empathy for full time piano player/keyboardist, singer/songwriter, entertainer Marc Dorian. He’s really taking it on the chin in his new down-on-his luck tale, “End Of The Tunnel”. Keep rooting for him, because even though the lyrics suggest a different take, his eternally optimistic voice leaves you smiling and basking in his peculiar
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