Articles by Clay Burton

What inspired you to pursue music? The faith that God put in me to reach like minded and unlike minded people with a message. How would you describe your musical style? Indie, Singer Songwriter, RnB […]

In “Miss You,” the latest single from Chasing September, the pop-punk outfit’s singular driving force – Don Davis – marvelously melds Bob Mould-style vocal harmonies with furious riffing that would appeal to casual rockers as […]

Ricky Comeaux first made his mark in the music world during the 1980’s and 1990’s with creative partner Jerry Atwood as one half of the Houston based vocal duo Atwood and Comeaux but has reemerged […]

In his new extended play Northern Lights, Austin’s JD Lion explores the atmospheric end of the chill-hop spectrum across three short but entirely elaborate compositions that don’t require any previous knowledge of the genre to appreciate […]

While the churning beats inside of Mike Rickard’s “Don’t Feed the Ghosts,” “Alright,” and “Taste Your Smile,” all of which can be found on his incredible album Out Loud, are undisputedly captivating in every way […]

Hey 2Four so excited to be chatting with you! Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Thank you! And my story isn’t too dramatic or anything honestly. I’m just a guy born and […]

A single piano key stoically collides with a mild drumbeat to form the backdrop of “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea,” one of the longer jams featured on Mike Dekleva’s 2018 EP Psychedelia, but […]

With a quick mic-check and a click of the drums, a slow galloping groove welcomes us with open arms into the warmth of “Show Me You,” the new single from a newly-solo Dynamyte (known prior […]

Gently springing out of the speakers and recoiling into the ethers just as quickly as they escaped them, acoustic guitar strings frame a rustic vocal from Andrew Wiscombe, their interplay resulting in a mild country […]

Giant drums gallop out of a misty melody in “Give It to Me.” Dusty string harmonies frame a lush lead vocal from Calling Adam himself in “Come on Home.” Big guitars and even bigger sax […]

Sounds of switching the radio dial starts the song. Muffled broadcasts lay atop each other. Static. Then, a throbbing bass guitar. Then, magic. The single “WTF” is from Tallahassee, Florida’s band Once Great Estate. Describing […]

Though conservative in his approach to the harmony in “Cowboys,” “Witch Love” and “Queen Song,” Luis Mojica isn’t afraid to show us a little bit of aesthetical experimentation in “City Friends,” “Invoked” and “The Ranger,” […]

We begin our journey with moderate rock singer/songwriter Gordy Hunt in his new album Mood Swings with the delightful sway of “Just Can’t Leave Her,” arguably the perfect tone-setter to kick of any tracklist, and although its […]