Goth Imagery Meets 80’s Power Ballad in The Tokyo Teens’ “Dreaming of You”
More to Watch Atlanta-based power rockers, The Tokyo Teens, take an introspective turn on their latest single “Dreaming of You”. This foreshadows the release of their new EP, It Hurts Too Much, produced by Grammy winning, Gold and Platinum awarded record producer, mixer, musician and songwriter Billy Hume. Accompanied by a somber, candlelit, and monochromatic […]
Magic and Loss are Abundant in “Disappearing Act” by Angela Sclafani
Recent Articles New York City-based singer-songwriter and daring creator of musical personas, Angela Sclafani, unveils her latest character from her upcoming album, SONGS OF OTHER SELVES, with the new single “Disappearing Act”. An ode to the classic magician’s trick, the song brings an endearing charm in the form of whimsical melodies that skate gracefully overtop […]
Zach Seabaugh Recounts a Missed Connection with “Girl in a Coffee Shop”
More to Watch Indie pop musician, Zach Seabaugh, laments the loss of a love he never had in the first place with his latest single “Girl in a Coffee Shop”. With strong daydreaming romanticism, he imagines the possible “could be” scenarios of a missed connection. “’Girl in a Coffee Shop’ is a song about seeing […]
The Jumpin’ Sound of D.C.’s Very Own Fiesta: Empresarios Has More Latin-Inspired Music Coming this Year
D.C. is quite far from anything even remotely tropical, but fortunately, the capital city is a hotbed of “tropicaliente,” a fusion musical style with Latin roots that has taken hold here. Empresarios has been at the forefront of that Latin sound in the District since forming in 2007. Javier Miranda, the Puerto Rican-born frontman of the group, said that he, his brother, and some of their friends got together to remix the sounds of Latin America but give it that unique capital twist. Learn more about Empresarios’ exciting journey in recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month with contributing writer Eric Althoff.
New EP Inner Child Work by Alicia Blue Will Leave a Lasting Impression
When Alicia Blue released her debut album, Bravebird in 2020, the then L.A.-based artist was told the record sounded like Nashville. Now that she has relocated to Nashville to work with songwriter and producer Lincoln Parish, formerly of Cage The Elephant, Blue is amused by feedback suggesting that her latest EP, Inner Child Work (Releasing July 15 via Magnetic Moon Records), ‘sounds more like L.A.’
Some of this ‘confusion’ is certainly the result of the removal of physical restrictions from collaborating and producing music, as ever-expanding opportunities for remote collaborations reveal…
Elijah Cruise Holds Nothing Back with Impressive Debut EP, ‘Sufføcating/The Eulogy’
More to Watch By Cynthia Gross On May 6, Knoxville, Tennessee-based alternative pop artist Elijah Cruise released his debut EP, Sufføcating/The Eulogy. The stunning, introspective collection contains all of the workings needed to make it a breakthrough release. Drawing from what feels like pages of his journal, Cruise explores death, life, and what it means […]
Eva Snyder Celebrates the Power of Love with “keep dancing”
Recent Articles By Margaret Adams Nashville-based singer-songwriter Eva Snyder has released her new single and first love song, “keep dancing.” This is Synder’s second single of 2022, as she is gearing up for debut EP in 2023. As a Massachusetts native who currently resides in San Francisco, Synder is able to bring both coasts to […]
Bhi Bhiman Stays “Up All Night” in Emotional New Single
More to Watch By Daniel Warren Hill St. Louis based singer-songwriter, Bhi Bhiman has just released his latest single and accompanying music video for “Up All Night.” Bhiman gets personal by reliving a recent time when he would watch his daughter throughout the night while his wife was caring for her dying father, saying, “I […]
“You Awoke Me” is a Dance Break(Up) by Linc Bradham
Recent Articles By Charlie Maybee It’s no joke that DMV based singer-songwriter, Linc Bradham, is dropping a new single on April 1 titled “You Awoke Me”, a funk/R&B inspired break up song tinged with the sweet sound of melancholy guitars – where the feel of old school electric blues meets classic rock. There’s a sense […]
Queen Kwong Comes Unhinged in Dark and Messy Video for ‘I Know Who You Are’
More to Watch By Charlie Maybee Queen Kwong (aka Carré Callaway) is back with a bite on her new single “I Know Who You Are” accompanied by a grunge-soaked music video that is eerie and visceral. On a mission to expose a male love interests toxic and negative qualities, we get to hear and watch […]
