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John Haesemeyer – ‘Maybe If I Try’

April 16, 2017

Based in San Francisco, but having grown up in the midwest, John Haesemeyer’s style is a blend of folk and popular genres, with an emphasis on vocals and acoustic guitar. His new track, ‘Maybe If I Try’, shows his inspiration, the great singer-songwriters, the likes of which include Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Dylan.

Bianca Ingram – ‘What I Want’

April 16, 2017

Bianca Ingram is music royalty and shows it in the video for her new single, ‘What I Want’.

DJ SirTaj – ‘All Day’

April 16, 2017

Originally from India, Tajinder Singh, performing as DJ SirTaj, arrived in Atlanta Georgia in 1991. A graduate music engineer who styles his sound as “Punjabi-hop”, DJ SirTaj is an all-round artists taking his adopted home town by storm. ‘All Day’, with its catchy gloomy keyboard, and dance-inducing beats, is the perfect example of SirTaj’s tunes.

Frank Shiner – ‘Rainy Night In Georgia’

April 16, 2017

Frank Shiner’s style is described as “Blue-Eyed Soul” and it’s an epithet which fits him to a tee in his new album, ‘Lonely Town, Lonely Street’. His latest track, a take on the classic ‘Rainy Night In Georgia’, is a laid back and mellow bluesy number, sung with passion and style.

Kevin Tiah – ‘Fight For You’

April 16, 2017

On the surface, Australian artist Kevin Tiah looks like a diehard metalhead, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find he’s actually a very talented musician who has diversified into many different musical directions.

Marble Empire – ‘Haze’

April 16, 2017

Marble Empire, aka Matt Berry (19) is a Guilford-based producer who started creating music in 2015, and now has started performing live with a full band. They have now released yet another amazing song called ‘Haze’.

The Big East – ‘Hungry Ghosts’

April 15, 2017

‘Hungry Ghosts’ is the second album by Canadian band, The Big East, and is available through Amazon.

Analog Monoxide – ‘Playing Tag’

April 15, 2017

Norwegian artist Stian Høyberg, recording as Analog Monoxide, today releases his second album, ‘Songs For The Road’, a true hybrid of jazz improvisation, funk, experimental electronica, and blues.

Sarah Lassez – ‘Paris In Tears’

April 15, 2017

Actor and author Sarah Lassez adds another string to her bow as a singer songwriter with her debut EP, ‘Paris In Tears’, set for release on May 12.

Gabriel and the Apocalypse – ‘Thrill of the Kill’

April 14, 2017

With their heavy rock/industrial style, Gabriel and the Apocalypse are dramatic and theatrical, but in the words of frontwoman Lindy Gabriel, “not over polished. You can feel the emotion. You can feel the anger.” The band has been together in its current formation since 2011, and have recently released the video for their new song, ‘Thrill Of The Kill’.

Joe King Carrasco – ‘Chiliando’

April 14, 2017

Joe King Carrasco is known as the King of Tex-Mex Rock and Roll, and with his blend of pop rock and Latin sounds, he’s built up a considerable name for himself and released more than 23 albums. Recently Joe returned to the studio and recorded ‘Chiliando’, a Tex-Mex roots rock and blues album, which was produced by the Grammy nominated Rick Del Castillo.

Second Hand Spaceman Set To ‘Blast Off’ Donating ALL Pre-Order Sales to Fight Climate Change

April 13, 2017

With the news that US President Trump intends to abolish the Environmental Protection Agency, electronic music producer Second Hand Spaceman has set off on a self-declared mission to save a dying planet.

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John Haesemeyer – ‘Maybe If I Try’

Bianca Ingram – ‘What I Want’

DJ SirTaj – ‘All Day’

Frank Shiner – ‘Rainy Night In Georgia’

Kevin Tiah – ‘Fight For You’

Marble Empire – ‘Haze’

The Big East – ‘Hungry Ghosts’

Analog Monoxide – ‘Playing Tag’

Sarah Lassez – ‘Paris In Tears’

Gabriel and the Apocalypse – ‘Thrill of the Kill’

Joe King Carrasco – ‘Chiliando’

Second Hand Spaceman Set To ‘Blast Off’ Donating ALL Pre-Order Sales to Fight Climate Change