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12 June 2019

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 W.C. Beck turns in his most cutting collection of homespun balladry yet

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URL: https://www.wcbeck.com/ Expanding on the brooding statement piece Quivira, W.C. Beck turns in his most cutting collection of homespun balladry yet in First Flight, his all-new ten-track LP due out this June 7th. With cornerstones like the inspired swing-tune “Powder Blue,” reflective fire-starter “Among the Waves,” poignant “Grey” and sparkling “(Holding on) To a Coast,” […]

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12 June 2019

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The debut album from Oliver Ray, Out Passed Nowhere

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The debut album from Oliver Ray, Out Passed Nowhere, begins with the humble harmony of “Ol’ Coyote,” one of two singles released ahead of the record, and inside of this four minute opening salvo our lead singer sets the tone for every stitch of melodic majesty soon to come after it. Ray’s smoke-stained croon is […]

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12 June 2019

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Dane Maxwell delivers new Single

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Elegant isn’t a word that I use a lot with new pop music, but that’s exactly what comes to mind when listening to the way that Dane Maxwell’s vocal straddles the bassline in his new single “Where I’m Seen.” The acoustic guitars are the source of the melodic tension in the air, but the gritty […]

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6 June 2019

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Derek Davis releases third solo LP – Resonator Blues

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URL: https://www.derekdavismusic.com/ You’d never know Derek Davis hails from the sunny climes of Oakland, California just from listening to his latest solo album Resonator Blues. His voice sounds drenched in the Deep South, no affected twang burdening his vocals, but instead the sediment shifting soulfulness at the heart of his voice, his ability to modulate through […]

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3 June 2019

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White Owl Red’s brilliant new album Existential Frontiers

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Basking in the glow of their own radiant reverb, beautiful guitar strings dance with a passionate volley in “Love Her Still,” one of the fourteen songs that comprise White Owl Red’s brilliant new album Existential Frontiers. Coming in at roughly forty six minutes in total length, Existential Frontiers is an easy-listening portal to a surreal […]

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29 May 2019

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Francine Honey single “Stay”

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URL: https://francinehoney.com/ Critics are going crazy for the new Francine Honey single “Stay,” and it’s not that hard to understand the hype when examining the music video for the song. This season, we’ve seen scores of artists going big with their videos and establishing a status quo that is marred by excess, pomp and surrealism […]

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23 May 2019

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“So Far Away” (single/video) by from Jas Frank & the Intoits

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 I-HEART RADIO: https://www.iheart.com/artist/jas-frank-the-intoits-32758239/songs/so-far-away-68551724/?autoplay=true A supple swing beat greets us as we descend into the broodingly textured rhythm that adorns the opening bards of “So Far Away,” the all-new single and lyric video from Jas Frank & the Intoits. Comprised of a minimalistic string groove, a stoic vocal from Frank and a blustery bassline driving its […]

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23 May 2019

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The Cerny Brothers’ Looking for the Good Land

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A dash of reverb, a little more distortion, a whole lot of heart and a ton of tonality are just waiting to come ripping through the silence in “American Whore,” one of twelve all-new songs that we’re given a front-row seat to examine in The Cerny Brothers’ Looking for the Good Land, which was released […]

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