Monthly Archives: December 2018
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Heading into its seventh year, the Gold Coast Arts Center, Love Revolution Org., and the Rick Eberle Agency are getting ready for another year of ...
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HU$H invests plenty of effort into his beats and tracks, but they are so dense and packed with stuff that it can be hard for ...
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Gordon Thomas Ward is well grounded in various musical eras and he brings a professorial flair to songs that stand out for their wholesome, earnest, scholastic qualities. Spearheaded by ...
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The term “dark alien pop” is ideal for Jalal Andre’s Seattle-based project, which is aurally ambitious, full of throbbing synths and electro textures that course through the artist’s subterranean ...
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Rock duo Phil Leavitt and Joie Calio achieve quite a stomping, rocking racket on their craftily produced recordings, which bring tremendous energy in the form of sturdy riffs, booming ...
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Artist Lil Khaki brings a confident flow and a defiant, probing intellect to “By Myself” and “Stuck in Yesterday.” The former is an introspective tone poem where he ...
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Joe Nolan’s recordings are superbly produced and engagingly arranged with generous helpings of organ, squeezebox and harmonica. Nolan’s voice has an immediately likeable, old-soul appeal that gives each of his ...
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Fans of Regina Spektor will take to this artist, whose soft, supple, artful songs are intriguing mood pieces about life and love, each one seasoned with cello, which is ...
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Based in Oklahoma, this alt-rock trio are fronted by Morgan Routt, whose substantial lead vocals are ideally suited to the band’s relentlessly bleak depictions of wretched love and dysfunctional ...
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Katy Perry said it best with “Hi, neighbors!” and described One Love Malibu as an intimate barbecue with the locals of The Bu. One Love ...
