Tommy Siegel sets frustrations free with new solo single “Dog Down”
Those who have somehow managed to miss the multimedia creativity storm that Brooklyn, NY singer-songwriter Tommy Siegel has brewed up over the last five years…
Charles Van Kirk steps out of the shadows collaborating with Sarah Jarosz
Shadows and producers, ubiquity and under recognition: take a moment to think about it and slowly a touch of poetic similarity will emerge between the…
A “Downpour” of bold brass is unleashed on Aberdeen’s debut album
Big band music and big band brass music: if one were to take either of those arrangement styles and then ask someone to name a…
Fort Gorgeous takes an emotion-laden journey to the “Bottom of the Sea”
January means we’re back at the top of a year but The Bottom of the Sea (independent, 2018), the debut record from Fort Gorgeous, is actually a…
Skout carve out a welcoming “Space In Between” for light in dark times
What does it mean to go through tough times? The answer to such a question could almost be considered limitless. What’s tough for one person…
And it feels so right to listen to pronoun’s new single “wrong”
Much like her self-developed emphasis on all things “tiny,” Brooklyn songwriter Alyse Vellturo, known on stage as pronoun, is releasing music that’s very unassumingly sneaking…
“Run,” don’t walk, to hear pronoun’s new single
Choose to become a publicly heard, working musician and it’s somewhat unavoidable that the music listening populace will develop a frame of reference from one…
The highs and lows of “Every Valley” with Public Service Broadcasting
The idea of public service is rooted in endeavors meant to connect with, benefit, and apply to as much of a general populace as possible.…
“Ah-Ha”: Catching Sunshiner red-handed with a surprise new track
Sometimes – well, okay, probably more than sometimes – the weather that’s outside on a new day isn’t what was predicted the night before. The…
There’s no one new around you: Except pronoun and her debut EP
Remember when people wrote with pencils on paper? Remember when lyrics were scribbled on napkins at bars and became destined for transformation into a breakout…