Pete Mancini’s new single aims to inspire “Millions More”
Certain blocks of time in history are known for their linings of protest music. The 1960s and 1970s are popular decades of recent 20th century…
The Imaginaries won’t let life bring them down while “Walking on a Wire”
There’s no way that Norman, OK, bluesy roots rock duo, The Imaginaries, could have seen any of the chaos of 2020 coming. No one could have…
Imagine traveling out “Among the Desert Stars” with Mike Frazier
The world has found itself in the midst of quite the catch-22 with international separations and stay-at-home standards being the heavily regarded practice since as…
Melody and storytelling come out the winners on Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear’s new EP
Kansas City, MO’s Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear might be a duo that’s connected by way of a parent-child relationship but, in some ways, it…
Don’t be scared of Dan Tyminkski’s “Southern Gothic” journey
One quick skim of the airspace surrounding the sights and sounds of Dan Tyminski’s Southern Gothic and it’s difficult not to visualize a long line…
Pete Mancini finds influential footing on “Foothill Freeway”
In a tale as old as the entertainment business, someone starts a band and then somewhere down the line, that person finds a desire within…
Edison confidently steps toward the unknown with “Civil War” (Premiere Play)
“Thomas Edison’s last words were “It’s very beautiful over there”. I don’t know where there is, but I believe it’s somewhere, and I hope it’s…