Paul Maged Rises Above On Free to Fly
“Free to Fly” by Paul Maged features stratospheric imagery and positivity over classical instrumentation and a chill Prog-Rock vibe.
“Free to Fly” by Paul Maged features stratospheric imagery and positivity over classical instrumentation and a chill Prog-Rock vibe.
On “The Troubled Boy at the Bonfire Disco,” Freddie Bourne shows he is a unique and diverse talent, ready for a wider audience.
HOME is a brand new band out of Waldorf, Maryland. “Reality” is an intense Power Pop rocker that pops with the energy of Suburban angst.
“What Could You Be Right Now?” is the third single from “Crystallized Reflections,” the upcoming new album from Nashville’s genre-defying Mark Henes.
SOZIALES HETZWERK is the intercontinental brainchild of German Rock musician, songwriter and producer Jim Schatzmann.
“No Serial Killer” is a brand new concept album from the talented and enigmatic, A.K.M.
By Small Ruin’s “Crazy” takes a look at an unexpected end of the road for a Rock & Roll lifestyle.
On their new single “Void,” The Arthurs’ sound is one part high-octane guitar rock and one part mellow psychedelia.
Asbury Park’s Lowlight sound a bit like Lucinda Williams jamming with The National. And that is just cool.
“Someone For You” is a radio-ready Indie anthem with Power-Pop guitars and retro-synths, from Manchester UK’s Puppet Theory.
Brooklyn’s Michael Graves and the Excavators are audio archaeologists, digging through the remnants of Pop Culture to find the present.
With a big beat and a catchy guitar riff, “Out of Our Heads” from Asbury Park’s The Foes of Fern is a good time. But lyrically there is a bit more going on.
On “#Enemy” Swami Lushbeard is dropping a bit of social science… with guitars.
Sam Gifford’s “Something Else” is a catchy and upbeat Indie-Pop track. However, there is more to Sam’s message than just a clever hook.
Cat Ryan’s latest single “Mannerism” is an infectious and clever Indie-Pop tune born of the best UK Alternative Rock traditions.
Bad Mother Nature’s “Follyman” skewers a rich and powerful and fool, bigly… with guitars.
Darryn Yates and OTL return with the Pop/Punk escape, “Ship to Ride.”
OTL’s “House of Mimes” is a four minute motivational rocker, Generation X style.
The Links’ “Made for Life” simmers over a powerful beat, with danger around every corner. A big rumbling groove meets explosive Acid Rock guitar.
WD-HAN’s “Shiver” is one part Alt-Rock and one part Fuzz-guitar glam. The track has a percussive riff-heavy rhythm that hearkens back to the mighty T-Rex.
By Small Ruin’s “All is Well” is a declaration of fortitude in the face of adversity. A relevant message in the age of COVID-19.
Londynne’s new single “Rich, Sad, Beautiful” bends Trap, Pop and Emo into a creative and emotionally powerful song.
On “Dragon Me Around” Jeffrey McCullough’s vocal weaves in and out layered guitars in a sound built on 90’s Alternative and Classic Rock.
“Whiskey n Honey” rides on a slow and funky beat, big synths, power chords and a powerful Arena Rock howl
“Walk in Like DeNiro” is a classic Alt-Rock love/break-up ballad, with a catchy Pop/Punk verse and a cool, U2 style groove in the chorus.
Kaleidoscope Dream has arrived with a new EP, appropriately titled “Arrive.” It is an impressive debut featuring excellent musicianship and a distinctively accessible songwriting.
The Sunset Radio’s “Valentines Day” is packed with hook-heavy Pop/Punk guitar riffs, a hard-hitting backbeat rhythm, and a tale of the world’s most loved and hated holiday
Todd Underwood’s “Reflectings Acustico” is a triumphant reinvention. The result is a beautiful and deeply personal record.
The Den flows like a funky Americana 10,000 Maniacs on “Highway Bloodline,” a tale that is one part road tune and one part love song.
Downtown Mystic’s new single “Better Day” is a cool and catchy tune with a positive and motivational message.
“The Thinnest Slice” from Two Planets Away is an excellent album featuring four expert musicians at the top of their game. The record folds genres from Jazz to Reggae into one another to create a beautiful Soulful Pop setting for Elmendorf’s emotional and and visual storytelling.
OLD_SPORT is a cross-continental five piece band. They got together to make a movie. They stayed together for the Rock.
On Tracy Lane returns with their Retro Rock/Pop sound on “Back to Maybe.” Their journey is the story of the modern music industry.
Over a garage rock rhythm and fuzzed-out guitars, mattytwohats melodically contemplates the nature of a new romance. Is it love or mere infatuation?
Amel D is back with a brand new single about unrequited love. On “I’m Your Rain,” she belts out emotional Alt-Metal wails.
“Box of Life” is a meditative tune that floats just above the æther on a cloud of reverberated guitar chords.
Brad Geiger is an interesting young artist. He is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and even an author. In that capacity he published a book on robotics
We first met Madrid’s Alpha Circle back in September. The brand new band had just released their first single “Circles.” They described it as a
Dar.Ra’s “Rock Steady” video starts as a funny hangover story and then morphs into a mini-horror movie on the streets of New York.
With the first strum of the first chord of the new single “Blueberry Skies,” I felt an immediate fraternity with the band Loser Company. First,
In my studio I have a pile of shoe boxes full of cassettes. Many of those tapes are bootleg recordings of my band Shu. We
Dominic Mestayer is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His latest release on SoundCloud is the song “Hit The Ground Runnin (It’s