Lumbering grooves led by a heavyset bassline crater through anything and everything that gets in their way as The Lost Millions get us lost in the thick instrumental forestry of “Wisdom of the Mad Priest,” […]
Golden-toned guitars and a soft, humble voice come together to form a harmony that is unlike any other I’ve reviewed this season in Sam Levin’s incredible new single “Dairy Queen Queen.” From the moment that […]
Agency might seem, to some, as another of those buzzwords in the world of social sciences and human psychology with an open-ended meaning. Paul Napper and Anthony Rao’s book The Power of Agency: The 7 Principles […]
The Arbinger Institute has produced a number of important self-help books over the course of its existence and the new edition of their 2016 volume The Outward Mindset: How to Change Lives and Transform Organizations is one […]
Julie Evans’ Joy Road: My Journey from Addiction to Recovery is an entry in the growing library of memoirs covering an individual’s path through the hell of substance abuse and out again, but limiting the text to such […]
2019 has been a big year for James Cole. With the release of “Cali Queen” and an eyebrow-raising remix from AX.EL, Cole was able to lure a lot of new fans to an experimental R&B sound that he started […]
The latest single from the TJ Doyle Band, “Ancient Wind”, continues building a legacy for this talented singer/songwriter that will endure for years to come. Few performers today are as engaged with their art and […]
The beats that Shelita is dishing out in her self-titled debut aren’t just seductive; they’re straight-up addictive for those of us who treasure of a solid pop jam (and this LP comes outfitted with nine […]
William Ammerman’s The Invisible Brand: Marketing in the Age of Automation, Big Data, and Machine Learning has a number of strong suits. Thoroughness is among them – Ammerman explores the subject of what paradigm shifting technological advances […]
Start Finishing: How to Go from Idea to Done from Charlie Gilkey is a work with a wide scope and a tight condensed writing style that boils down a lot of information into a coherent […]
In his all-new extended play Climbing Uphill, Austin’s own Andrew Nolte adopts a vulnerable self-awareness in his poetry that is simply mesmerizing from the moment that we first make contact with it in “My Avatar.” We […]
Jamaican native and now Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Allocai is certain to make waves with his single “Hush” from his album Cruelty. Cruelty is the result of a five year musical education born out of personal pain and, […]
“Hold The Moon” is an EDM and Dance Music cut, and it’s a vibrant piece of music for any Pop lover, let alone the dance community. This is a song of remarkable achievement with two […]
Somewhere between the churning sounds of a city and the punkish rebellion of thought lies the Chicago indie rock band, Microcosms. This power trio’s latest EP, Someone You Know features two very strong, very memorable tracks. Besides […]
In his latest single, titled “Pretty Cry,” multitalented singer and songwriter Sherman de Vries melds classic hip-hop beats with a swanky R&B harmony that is powered almost entirely by his seductive lead vocal, and though […]
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