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Jaief & Asong: “Don’t Need To” – a delightfully restrained ballad of love lost
The two friends Jaief & Asong live in separate cities in the south of Germany but plan and execute their…
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Book Of Harmony – the kind of texture and interest few other progressive albums offer
Kind readers, if you know nothing of Book Of Harmony, start here. Book Of Harmony is a 7-piece NYC based…
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Earl Adamant Allen: “Can’t Get Enough” – love-filled lyrical themes
Listen to the latest track “Can’t Get Enough” by Earl Adamant Allen while you’re reading this. Do you hear that?…
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Steve Lieberman the Gangsta Rabbi: “Psycho at the Hospice Gates” – an indeterminable passion
Give Steve Lieberman the Gangsta Rabbi his due: His pretty relentless. For more than 30 years, the spirited Jewish punk…
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Deltiimo: “Now Sing Out Loud” ft. Amba Tremain & Devin Jade – taking it to the limit
Founded in the UK by dance music veteran Gary Louca, Deltiimo is a Portsmouth UK founded musical production and song…
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Han Sino & Parth Patadiya: “A Murder In Me: The SCoRe” – always very listenable
Han Sino is a hardworking sound designer and spoken word artist justly admired for his music and various releases. However,…
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New Audials 2018 Software for Collectors of Music, Movies and Series
Audials AG has released on Audials.com the new 2018 generation of its world-renowned and highly-acclaimed Audials Windows software. With a…
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Chris Sullivan: “By The Light Of The Radio” – a song to hold and hang onto forever!
Originally from Jacksonville, Florida, Chris Sullivan grew up in Charleston, South Carolina where he fell in love with and began…
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The Keymakers: ‘Good for You’ – a confident, refined affirmation of a new subject
Boston-based, but Pittsburg, PA, born and raised, brothers Rome Alexander and Rederic form the musical project The Keymakers. Individually, the…
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Josiel Konrad: “Dança do Amor” ft. Nina Miranda – a complete home run!
The popularity of world music in the USA has a long history, and tends to run in cycles. There was…
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