It won’t take “Decades” to get hooked on The Dirty Clergy’s new single (Premiere Play)
“The more things change, the more they stay the same.” A rough translation of the French quote “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose,”…
Can Shlomo Franklin keep it together with a “Bag of Bones & Broken Dreams”? (Premiere Play)
Plenty of people in the world have been there: The relationship that is technically still active but is definitively eroding – like sands staring down…
Outside Animals will draw you into their new EP
The gentlemen of Los Angeles’s Outside Animals appear like a new band fresh off the streaming upload queue and in the public’s social media feed.…
Don’t be afraid to dive into Gillian’s assortment of “Strange Candy”
The days are drawing closer and closer to that longest day of the year and the official start of summer for which everyone clamors. Even…
Sawyer Fredericks shakes up his style with “A Good Storm”
The day-to-night, contrast-loaded setting of Sawyer Frederick’s rise to songwriter stardom might sound so drastic it doesn’t always seem real. Yet the modest, 17-year-old, from…
Missing Sibling is missing consistency with their new LP
In the year 2016 there are more articles, list-icles, editorial op-eds, and more, discussing the increasing loss of defined genres in today’s music landscape. There’s…
Let some Storytellers spin the tale of a single “Grey Wolf”
It’s a quiet day. Things are too quiet. The clear solution is to find a new song to help break up the silence. Consult the…
Polaris Rose takes songwriting to impressive heights with Ocean Blue Velvet Skies
There are a myriad of songs in history that have had the lyrics of their end versions changed to connect better with a particular demographic…
High Five Spaceship find a new path in MMCCXV
Last June, film maker and multimedia creative Christopher Bingham announced the launch of a Kickstarter campaign in support of a sophomore effort from his collaborative…
Said & Done: Stephen Babcock’s southern spin on the possibilities of love
A native New Yorker but namesake city transplant, Stephen Babcock describes himself in brief, as a “Northern boy [with a] southern heart.” Though an introduction…