Remi Wolf’s sold-out show at Indianapolis’ Old National Centre during her “Big Ideas Tour” felt like a full-fledged celebration. It...
At once powerful and authentically distinctive, the voice of Staci Gruber is vital to the song’s inspiring core – hope for the lonely.
With “She’s In Richmond,” a sublime earworm of a song out now via Banner Music Records, Levi Foster reveals the ample pageantry of country music,
A live-wire song, “Can’t Hide Beautiful” swims in irresistible, heady harmonic surfaces set off by the beguiling vocals of Michael Gilas.
Highlighted by velvety smooth harmonies, with “Our House,” The Wandering Hearts deliver an exquisitely charming song.
Par excellence R&B, with “Maybe” (RBC Records/BMG), Jozzy reveals the emotional stakes on the line – this time it’s real, no more it could be.
Like a thwarted animal on the loose, “Morbid Love” rampages hither and thither, discharging the wild momentum of distress.
Sad and utterly intimate, the expert pedal steel evoking intense sorrow, Hunter Benson’s “Heaven’s Letter” is strikingly mournful and wistful.
Highlighted by the urgency and ardor of Laura Vreeland’s bewitching voice, the Taz Taylor Band delivers a tour de force of a song.
Pulsing with propulsive energy, “Catch and Release” finds Vultures of Culture blending hints of punk and alt-rock with aplomb.
With “Madness,” SAWMOON summons forth wild, primeval emotions and anomalous responses of ferocity and aggression.
With “Fall In Love Again,” Peppermint Heaven concocts an inventive retro-laced song wrapped in funk-lite disco surfaces.
An earworm of a song, “Another Day In Paradise” establishes EJ as one of the foremost purveyors of catchy, contemporary music.
A truly amazing chansonnier, on “The Key,” Michelle Langone displays the luxurious elegance of her Elysian voice.
At once inspirational and heartening, with “Simply Avanti,” Mynd Reader taps into visceral, honest, stirring emotions.
