Detroit’s DEF Machine Looking to go MAJOR in 2018!
Detroit, MI – Producers Avery Sims and Craig “Mr. Groove” Lane felt the need to design a group to reintroduce and deliver the Funk, R&B, Soul, …
Camacho: “Lose Control” – 80’s drums and analog synths!
CAMACHO is the new musical project from Carlos Camacho bass guitarist and co-founder of Latin Rock band KuKO formed in 1999. The band recorded two …
Jason Miller: “Poundtown” has a soul
“Poundtown” is a beautifully composed album that probably marks a defining moment in Jason Miller’s career. He has a sound that has developed far beyond …
Roger Cole and Paul Barrere: “In My Prison” – hypnotic and articulate
“In My Prison” is a mesmerizing record, it seduces you to listen again and again. The guitar playing is vintage stuff taken from the book …
MISS LYRIC RELEASES NEW SONG “APOLOGIZE” TO THE WORLD
This is a soft ballad about the loss of friendship because that other person will just not Apologize. Miss Lyrics newest EP, Never Too Deep, has not been released yet. …
Lyrics Of Two: “Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home” – stunningly executed
In a seemingly indefinite era of violence and indifference, philosophers can prove to be radicals by simply telling us what we should already know. The …
Kelvin Frazier, Ph.D. – “Marked and Scarred” will find its place in the industry
Kelvin Frazier, Ph.D. is a musician, chemist, professor, consultant and entrepreneur. With neo-soul, R&B and 90/80s hip-hop sub-genres making a major come back in modern …
Sam: “(still) think of you” reach listeners with ease
Singer-songwriter Sam has the sort of clean-cut, genial, edgy but never-too-edgy image that gets people excited. His is soul music for the new generation – …
Illuid Haller: “Magic Theatre” – Each instrumental tells a story
Illuid Haller aka GwangHyeon shows a unique flexibility and verve, a glowing life that drips, melts, and molds around the original sounds to be found on the album, …
Dave Vargo: “Burning Through” – the underlying themes are universal
The album “Burning Through” by Dave Vargo clearly deserves a 5 star rating, but just I want to get my two cents worth in there …