: Solo artist Raven has released a music video and single titled “Phoenix” and I must say, I just love it. The lyrics are inspirational and the video is absolutely colorful. Her single was released March 24th, so while you’re heading out to pick up her CD, let’s take a few minutes and talk about the […]
Rick Cutler’s musical history is truly impressive. For 18 years, he was a musical director and keyboardist for Gregory Hines, and he worked in Broadway shows such as “The Wiz” and “Hair”. Now he’s set to release his new album “Daydreams (Probably)” February 10th of this year. While you’re waiting for the release, let’s talk […]
Bulgarian pianist Tania Stavreva is set to release her first solo piano album “Rhythmic Movement” January 7th, 2017. She made her New York recital at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in 2009 and has also performed at the Lincoln Center, Kaufman Center, and many others. With such a resume, it’s obvious she has a […]
If Lalo Schifrin and Henry Mancini were around today to give their opinions on movie scores and music in films, they’d be hard pressed to ignore the upcoming self-titled album from Bloodthirsty Virgins. With its vintage rock ballad styling and its progressive meets jazz sound, it’s more than enough to shed any reluctance from any […]
Picture this if you will… The glistening sun shining off your aviator sunglasses, a 1967 Chevy Camaro SS Convertible with top down, and the unlimited open roads of Route 66 at the disposal of your planted right foot on the accelerator. What does all of this scenic imagery have in common? They are the […]
When it comes to taking emotional and spiritual journeys, there’s no code of conduct to self-exploration. In fact, it’s an all rules out the window sort of escape. There aren’t any guidelines or structure setup to figuring yourself out. It’s merely a personal ride that at some point in our lives we all must take. […]
It isn’t often I get to review a music video, but I’m glad I have the chance to review the video “Thurgood Marshall” by St. Lenox. His song tells of his admiration for the first African-American justice. This inspirational single is featured on St. Lenox’s album “Ten Hymns from My American Gothic”, which was released […]
What do you get when you mix instrumentalist production with various moods that range from the intro of Weediquette, to the living embodiment of Henry Mancini in 2016? Brandt Brauer Fricks latest release, “Joy.”
Navigating one’s way through the melancholy of ballads, “Lost at The Party” take you through several moods that are sure to mirror countless numbers of evening’s spent hurdling over a toilet seat, finding your way through a maze of drunkenness, or finally hooking up with that crush you always wanted to, but you suddenly realize […]
Many artists would say that their music was inspired by personal experiences, but how many can say that their albums were inspired by their travels? Instrumental artist Lawrence Blatt can. His recently released album, “Longitudes and Latitudes” was inspired by his world travels. His tracks were written in a variety of places, such as Makawao, […]
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