Musicians

Whipping world and classical music in with arch popular music devices seems like a recipe for disaster. Flutists Patricia Lazzara and Steve Markoff, however, are exceptions to the rule in their ongoing collaboration with pianist […]

If you want to fall in love just listen to Rina Chanel’s new single Sweetest of Melody. It’ll inspire even the most cynical person to be excited about the magic of romance. That’s what Chanel […]

Pop’s best players tend to be the most versatile, and while he’s still making a name for himself in mainstream circles, there’s no debate whether or not Dici is one of the more versatile artists […]

With a compositional structure that flirts with reggae, worldbeat, western pop, and just a touch of club music, there’s definitely no describing the new single “Zigiyaga” from Mirabelle Fobi as anything other than a diversely-appointed […]

Panic is quite unlike anything I’ve recently encountered, and I expect that will remain true for some time to come. Mary Broadcast’s half dozen tracks for her new EP broach subjects seldom within the purview of […]

If you haven’t already heard of Verb Toxin and his “Foreign Car” beat, you must have been living under a rock. Verb Toxin hoists over 200,000 followers combined on his platforms. If you’re one of […]

Saint Louis born rapper / producer Save Ferris creates songs that are often driven by his mellow flow & classic production. Ferris’ sound is known for his own lo-fi production & simplistic way of storytelling. […]

Singer/Songwriter Jason Shand makes his presence known with the title track of his second full length album, The Petty Narcissist (Arctic Ocean). Through moody chords and emotional lyrics The Petty Narcissist (Arctic Ocean) leaves a […]

The tempo of Chris Ford and the SuBourbon Blues Project’s “Whiskey Still” serves notice that this is a rough and ready blues rocker brooking no quarter. Anyone looking for something with softer strands is well […]

Singer/songwriters are owning the world of popular music right now, and while there are plenty of interesting dispatches coming out of the American underground, fans of the movement would be wise to take a peek […]

Elizabeth Sombart first fell in love with the piano at seven years old and entered the Strasbourg Conservatory soon after. She quickly distinguished herself on the instrument and snared numerous awards early on a well, […]

Modern country is multidimensional. From the singer to the songs on their own, there’s a lot to be said about the transition from singularity – or purism as some would call it – towards a […]

Who else but hosts Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss could “spill the tea”on their weekly show “If These Walls Could Talk” live from Pangea Restaurant on the Lower Eastside of NYC, with their unique style […]