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Mutlu’s musical journey has included a long standing collaboration with singer/songwriter Amos Lee and sharing the same stages as marquee performers like Joe Jackson, Shuggie Otis, Katy Perry, Todd Rundgren, and the Blind Boys of Alabama among many others. It’s the seven songs on his new album Good Trouble bringing us here today, however, and the first […]
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The Merrymaker’s Orchestrina fire off some decadent rhythm in “Have Mercy on Me,” a throttling wallop of riffage in “Anarchy (Reloaded)” and some supple swing in “Imaginary Friend.” They experiment with the depth of their acoustic/electric skillset in the freeform “Thinking About You,” spellbind us with their exotic influences in “Space Robot” and throw a […]
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With a burly, blues-driven swing, Michael A. Coker’s Story Book Road lays into “It Don’t Mean Nothin,” one of the cornerstone tracks of their 2018 extended play, The Window of Your Soul, and while the countrified vocal harmonies are quite spellbinding in this rough-edged jam, they’re not nearly as dominant a force as the lightly overdriven […]
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There’s a palpable melancholic atmosphere pervading the first minute plus of Rob Alexander’s “When I’m Gone (For George Michael)” and a spartan musical vision eschewing frills in favor of establishing an unshakable connection with listeners. The initial bare bones musical approach, relying on nothing but simple and straight forward piano coupled with Alexander’s rough hewn […]
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This summer, country has been making a big comeback with fans of all stripes because of the incredible work of indie acts like The Promised, and in the Canadian coupling’s debut single “We Could Be In Love,” listeners get a picture window into the reason why they’ve been drawing so much attention towards their local […]
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American pop music has been experiencing a bit of an identity crisis in the last five years, with artists in both the underground and the mainstream experimenting with futuristic sounds, styles, tonalities and textures, but few musicians have been staying as consistent in their output as singer/songwriter TJ Doyle has. Doyle’s new single, the melodic […]
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URL: https://www.ooberfuse.com/ Waiting in the lonely darkness for a glimmering light of hope, a humble vocal harmony originating from the lips of one Cherrie Anderson finds us amidst the solemn synthesizers of ooberfuse’s new song “Call My Name,” specifically as we hear it in the “Push The Frequency Festival Mix.” The emotion in her voice […]
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In a reverse sonic vacuum, a honeysweet vocal comes barreling out of the silence as we descend upon “I Don’t Want Nobody,” the new single from 3Angle featuring none other than Italian pop singer Alton. A shimmering synthesizer gives way to a gentle finger-snapping, and as the ultra-filtered percussion enters the mix, we discover the […]
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URL: https://www.rebeccabinnendyk.com/ Like the bright sunlight that breaks through the overcast skies we see in the first few frames of the music video for “Brick by Brick,” singer Rebecca Binnendyk’s radiant lead vocal slashes through the darkness whilst depicting its hollow loneliness with her words in her latest release. There’s a lot of color in […]
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Rock, Pop and Adult Contemporary are only three ways to slice multi-talented GREYE, from Daytona, Florida. “What If I” only shows one side of them, but it’s a laced together sound that starts from classic country and rock, easy listening and just about everything else that can be played to demanding fans of anything musically […]
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