Donald Wiles: “UoSOnSO” shows no signs of pulling in the reigns
Maybe it’s the crystal-clear keyboard sound Donald Wiles has on the Hammond B3 Organ and Baby Grand Piano, or maybe it’s the spread-wide approach he …
Low Saturation: “Dust” invokes many emotional responses
Low Saturation is an electronic alternative rock band from St. Petersburg, Russia. The band consists of Dmitry Promohov (Composer, Lyrics) and Sergei Ustinov (Vocals). The …
Merv Pinny: “OB (can you hear the children cry)” proceeds will go to charities dealing with children in crises
New Zealand rock composer and singer, Merv Pinny, has been playing music since he was 10. At 15 he left school to work on a …
Inactive Spaz: “Bread” – visceral, from the heart music
Inactive Spaz’s style is minimalist in every way – minimal allegorical lyrics, minimal production, minimal photos, and minimal graphics. But in a way, less is …
Roanake Native and Award Winning Songwriter Jamie Parsons
Jamie Parsons is a Roanoke, VA native, a musician and songwriter. He was a Semi-Finalist Winner in the 2015 UK Songwriting Contest for “Last Call”, Winner …
Drone Flesh: “Potential Paradox” – top notch bass music!
Swiss producer Drone Flesh has established himself as one of the scene’s most promising low-end warriors within the broad spectrum of bass music producers around today. Garnering …
Trae Byrnes: “Why You So LOUD” deliver dynamic intensity and striking energy!
If you like loud, challenging, genre defying bands, Trae Byrnes is right for you. The music is diverse while staying on the indie and alternative …
The Gibb Collective: “Please Don’t Turn Off The Lights” – The Bee Gees reimagined
The Gibb Collective is a musical tribute, and a family legacy. On the input of Maurice’s daughter, Samantha, the children of Andy, Barry, Robin and …
Moo-You: “#IAMMOOYOU” – beats that literally drip and drool
Born in 1985 and raised in Houston, Texas with a great respect and love for music of all genres. Some of Moo-You’s biggest influences musically …
Animate I: “The Love That You Are” – dense, stunning and significant
There’s a collective word for this subgenre of music- shoegazer. Reportedly, the name came about because many of the bands had such little stage presence …