Review Of Jay Roecker’s “Pour On Me”
Jay Roecker, from Austin, Texas, began recording and collaborating with other artists under the band moniker “Members Only” in...
Review Of Intercontinen7al’s “Some Thousand Feet High”
The talented music group Intercontinen7al has returned with “Some Thousand Feet High,” the 10th track on their 14-track album...
Review Of Mike and Mandy’s “Timeworn”
Following the release of their debut EP, “Shelter in Place,” a few months ago, husband and wife duo Michael...
Review Of Gary Dranow’s “Something About You”
Gary Dranow, of Park City, has returned with a fresh new song he called “Something About You,” which was...
Review Of Anam Danu’s “Perfect”
Anam Danu is a duo collaboration between two long-standing performers, vocalist/pianist Siobhan Monaghan and songwriter Andy Dawson Reid, who...
Review Of Herald K’s “Echo’s Song” Featuring Lina Louise
By composing and making music from the engaging manner of his passions, which serves as a healing nozzle for...
Review Of Mark Winters’ “Copper Queen”
It’s a delight to welcome back Mark Winters, the astounding rock artist from Sugar Land, Texas. He is an...
Review Of Sadie Nix’s “Oblivious”
American but Brighton-based singer-songwriter, Sadie Nix has returned with another breathtaking track named “Oblivious,” with which she continues to...
Review Of Natalie Clark’s “How High”
Scottish-born Natalie Clark is an exceptional singer-songwriter who has identified herself in the Los Angeles indie-pop scene. With her...
Review Of DJ Zenas’ “Apple of My Eye”
Dallas-based DJ Zenas is a great composer recognized for his discrete sound and avant-garde approach to music creation. Zenas,...