Category: Reviews
By muzikman on May 16, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Rock, Albums, Pop, Electronica, Track Listings | 0 Comments
VertigoNation is supercharged music fueled by pulsating beats, hard driving keyboards and a female lead vocalist that has a refined English accent that reminded me of The Human League (”Don’t You Want Me Baby”) in their glory days in so many ways.
The music itself was reminiscent of the early 80’s when all the synth […]
By sounni on May 15, 2008 in Music, MusicDish, New Releases, Reviews, Rock, Albums, Indie, Pop, Opinion, Singer/Songwriters, Independent, Cds, Magazines | 0 Comments
by Jason Warburg, The Daily Vault
http://www.dailyvault.com
Here we go again. Halfway through the slush pile, tossing ‘em aside like pancakes at a Little League fundraiser, and allofasudden whoooaaa Nellie. Hang on, we got us a keeper.
Peter Bloom is a singer-songwriter who learned all the right lessons from John, George, Ringo and especially Paul - not to […]
By patches0212 on May 15, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Interviews, Magazines | 0 Comments
Acoustic pop / electronica—country / Americana—folk—jazz/urban–jazz standards
We have the interviews, CD reviews and live performance reviews. They are available for you to read at Riveting Riffs Magazine (www.rivetingriffs.com)
By sounni on May 9, 2008 in Singer/Songwriters, Music, Reviews, Promotion, Indie, Songwriters, Independent, Opinion, Blogs, Lyrics | 0 Comments
An Interesting Non-Dogmatic Blog Showcasing a Certain Calibre of Songwriter
I have been running an interesting blog on MySpace now for the last eight months or so, at http://www.myspace.com/musicandspirit . There are currently 32 AMAZING artists in my Top Friend who are all very much worth supporting. In addition, there are many more in my modest […]
By sounni on May 7, 2008 in Music, New Releases, MusicDish, Reviews, Cds, Albums, Indie, Electronica, Independent, Musicians, Instrumentals, Composers, Magazines | 0 Comments
By Mark Kirby, MusicDish e-Journal
When we last left John Corda, in the guise of drum ‘n’ bass superhero Mashed Buddha, on his full-length CD subdue your mind, he was adding elements, musical elements, to a genre that doesn’t go much past mechanical repetition in rhythm and bleating electro sounds for tunes. To this, he added […]
By muzikman on May 6, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Albums, Pop, Jazz | 0 Comments
Brian Rolland is a seasoned jazz player with several studio albums and many years of practical training behind him. On the 2007 release The Tide’s In, he has a host of great support behind him to make the recording exceptional. Rolland plays all the guitars, and adds some vocals while the rest of his band […]
By muzikman on Apr 26, 2008 in Music, New Releases, Reviews, Rock, Albums | 0 Comments
Thoroughfare brings the kind of excitement to your speakers that you crave to hear from an indie artist, especially if you happen to be a rocker at heart. For this listener it gets tiresome hearing the major label assembly line crap. Thankfully, indie music saved my soul many years ago and young and vibrant bands […]
By patches0212 on Apr 22, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Pop, RnB, Jazz, Interviews, Country | 0 Comments
This week’s edition of Riveting Riffs www.rivetingriffs.com features interviews with the lead singer of Pink Martini, China Forbes, as she discusses her solo career and her new pop album.
Check out our country music coverage, as we sit down and talk to Texas singer/songwriter/guitarist Owen Temple, and review concerts by Tift Merritt and Sara Watkins […]
By Fred E. Harris on Apr 22, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Vocalist, Singer/Songwriters, Singers | 0 Comments
Clear Channel Digs Tony Adamo
Press Release by UrbanZone Productions
Franki LaMantia, San Francisco, CA
www.myspace.com/tonyrocadamo
Singer/songwriter, Tony Adamo’s song, “No Strings” from his STRAIGHT UP DEAL release on UrbanZone Records has recently been added to newclearchannel.com music site.
Clear Channel Communications is the largest owner of full power AM/FM radio stations in the United States. Clear Channel […]
By muzikman on Apr 17, 2008 in Music, New Releases, Reviews, Albums, Jazz, Track Listings | 0 Comments
As the back of the CD of Rosey’s Luckiest Girl says, “There is something undeniably seductive about jazz music.” Rosey personifies that statement on her 12 tracks of spicy hot jazz and pop.
Never is this atmosphere more apparent than on the opening track “It’s A Ruse”, which makes you feel like there should a spy […]