2020 has been a solid year for emerging pop singers, and this summer, yet another fascinating new face is entering the mix in the form of Hewas. Pop singer/songwriter Hewas is dishing out the melodic goods like nobody’s business in the new single “Lemon,” which arrives just in time for a season known for celebrating
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Welcome! Lovely to chat with you. Your name is so interesting, how did you choose the name R0zeGld? It has been my signature color for many years. Long before the iPhone lol. It has been how I express personal style, hair, car, clothes, but more than that, it signifies the expression of feminine strength. Light
Time may march along, but the album Hughie Mac Sings Some Great Songs Part 4, is a time stamp to the song’s that have captivated audiences for numerous decades. A sort of grab bag approach, Philadelphia’s Hughie Mac sings the American music staples, dabbing in songs from Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and even Jimmy
In his new single “A Change,” Kendre Streeter channels soul and crossover R&B legends like Sam Cooke and Stevie Wonder while putting his own unique spin on a timeless brand of melodicism. From the moment that we press play forward, there’s a sense of sensuousness that follows us everywhere we travel in “A Change.” The
Tumbling from the heavens above like dewdrops on an early spring morning, Natalis’ “Praise You” comes alive ever so pendulously only to erupt in colorful harmonies less than sixty seconds into its complete running time. There’s an atmospheric sensibility to the instrumentation at the start of this track that immediately clues us in to the
Hey Sarah, welcome! To start off, tell our readers where you grew up? Thanks for having me! I was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and when I was eight years old, I moved with my Mom to Knoxville, Tennessee and that is where I was raised. Music can be a great healer for many people. What
Welcome JaneliaSoul! Excited to chat with you today. We know you’re quite an advocate for affirmations. How important are affirmations in your day to day life? I think we all experience those voices, be it internal or external, that tries to tell us that we are not good enough or cannot achieve something. Affirmations serve
Every album has an identity, no matter how experimental that identity may be, but when it comes to pinning down the style of Impresario’s Songs from Inside, conventional genre terminology just doesn’t cut it. “Living in My Dreams,” the record’s first track, get us jazzed up with a cosmopolitan groover much in the same way that
As jubilant as they are strikingly rhythmic, even without the assistance of the rollicking drumbeat in the background, the strings we find in the song “Turn the Key” are perhaps even more intriguing than the lyrics in this selection from Julie Amici & Dean Mueller’s I Loved You So LP are, but this isn’t a dig at
Very familiar to the serious music enthusiast and yet completely fresh and original in tone and spirit, the vocal harmony we find in The Side Deal’s “I Can See Clearly Now” is definitely the cornerstone of the single and lyrics video’s charm. Perhaps even more defined here than it was in the iconic 1970’s original,
Chock full of more vitality than most any other component you’re going to hear in a country, bluegrass or roots record this spring, the banjo play in tracks like High Fidelity’s “Feudin’ Banjos” feels like aural joy personified for the pastoral-minded. There’s so much intensity to the strings that we find in this song and
Songs are simply stories. A great reminder to this comes in the new album Long Walk Home from New York-based singer/songwriter Tim Brandt. Giving listeners a glimpse into a man’s life that has been filled with love, and some disappointments, Brandt presses forward and spreads happiness in each note. Though he wrote his debut effort,
Swinging as hard as an out of control drunk stumbling out of the bar after last call in “Rocky Road Blues,” crushing a dexterous harmony in “The Rat Race” or unfurling a dark melodicism in the country-style title track of their debut album All Of These Years, Steve Thomas & The Time Machine are a band
Rock music, in every incarnation, respects no national border. Though marquee Hall of Fane acts typically hail from England and the United States, there are a number of talented and legendary acts hailing from an assortment of other European countries. Tom Tikka’s Scandinavian upbringing exposed him to rock music at a relatively tender age and,
Exotically Caribbean-flavored and driven by a pulsating percussive force as bold as any lyric ever could be, the beat we encounter in “Dream of Me” is arguably one of the most relaxed singer/songwriter Whitebeard has ever worked with. In this all-new single and music video, Whitebeard experiments with grooves as a means of expression, but
At first deceptively minimalistic and quickly as synthetically symphonic as its tracklist neighbors are, Heartour’s “Dear Future” is certainly one of the more melodically spellbinding songs on the new album, R U IN. Joined by colorful, drum-born eruptions of catharsis like “Refill the Fountain” and the crushingly heavy “The Persuadable One,” “Dear Future” is definitely among
In the last two decades, rock music has changed more than probably any other genre on earth, with many of its most lauded aesthetical hallmarks being abandoned by a young generation of experimentalists. Walker’s Cay aren’t looking to change the recipe for making spicy rock riffing in their new singles “Tell Me” and “Why Oh
Stained with the sort of emotion that comes with loving an artistic medium more than life itself, the vocals we hear in songs like “Wish the Wars Were All Over,” the brittle “Hard Times Come Again No More” and surprisingly warm “Tribulations” shape the mood of the music as much as any lyrics do on
In the new aural adventure Marry Me Margaret, Randall Wheatley explores the emotional connections shared between intriguing, somewhat neo-beat generation-like characters whilst imparting a big piece of his own heart into the story. Coming to a set of speakers near you this coming June 19th, 2020, Marry Me Margaret is one-part On the Road and another part “Late Lament,” with
I admit I am not a devout fan of traditional country, country rock, or Americana music in any form. That doesn’t mean or dislike or hate it. I have a casual knowledge of the genre that wouldn’t impress any obsessive or knowledgeable fan, but I’m not one of the haters who decry the form as
While we isolate ourselves, one song that could be a great first step in bringing us closer is Cary Park’s “You Matter To Me”. Wise words from a seasoned music industry veteran, Park’s songwriter and singing skills are at the same level as his virtuosic guitar playing. Bridging the gap between Americana and adult contemporary,
The Nashville hip hop and rap community continues to challenge the musical landscape. Artists like Kesha, Young Buck, Lil Queeze and Tray 8 are making their mark. One rapper that might not get the same attention, but his star is rising is 2Four. His single “Party Time” has sick beats and his rap style is
What an opportune time to hear motivating words, and an inspirational voice. Beautifully presented and enchanting from the start, Luanne Hunt’s “We Rise” is the chicken soup of song we as humans need. While her fans might be used to hearing her in the country genre, “We Rise” rises to the occasion fulfilling the Christian
Bright and chirpy on one channel, oddly rustic and cripplingly raw on another, the guitar parts we encounter in the new single from Des Cox, titled “My Internet Lover,” are definitely the bread and butter of the song’s signature harmony. They’re consistently playful and sweet in a fashion that mere lyrics could never be on
In the toughest of times, music can make all the difference in the world, and as we all know, 2020 hasn’t been the easiest of years for any of us. Carlos Washington’s Steel Horse Swing are giving audiences an opportunity to escape the stress of recent events through their new single “Little Bit of Texas,”
We are speaking with Daniel Sobieray today! Let’s dive right in, Can you tell us about yourself? Where you started and where you are now? Hi everybody! Thanks for taking the time to interview me. I started modeling towards the end of college. I got the opportunity to model in Europe and around the world.
Seattle’s Eddy P is a hip hop artist with more than a message. With a prolific song catalog already, his five-song EP. With plans to release a full album in Fall 2020 independently, Eddy P has the makings of being the voice of a generation. A master storyteller and wordsmith, Eddy P spins wild beats
“We Got The Summer” is a new song from country – pop duo, Wild Fire. Raised during the age of Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift, it’s no wonder these sisters resemble the confident songwriting and singing skills. Wild Fire’s “We Got The Summer” is sure to roar its way to the top. Wild Fire is
Aurora M. Rosselli is an Italian artist, photographer, and influencer. Born and raised in Catania, she moved to the US in 2003. She completed a diploma from Liceo Artistico, after which she enrolled at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Catania, where she earned a Laurea in Decorazioni and Laurea in Beni Culturali. She has
Welcome Nice Ghost! Thank you for your time We would love to learn more about you – Describe yourself in 5 words or less Unapologetically genre-bending artist-weirdo. Tell us what is in store for you with the rest of 2020? On August 28th, a full-length album called “Digital” hit all the markets, along with other