Jerrica White – ‘I Don’t Know Who You Are’

Born in Washington DC, and raised in Virginia, R&B singer songwriter Jerrica White has been in and out of the music business since she was eight years old. Always a passionate and fierce performer, Jerrica credits her parents for influencing her love for music at such a young age. She started writing music and crafting her own sound at the age of 11, and had her first taste of stardom when she began performing around the Washington DC metropolitan area. Since that time, her passion for performing has only become stronger: and on her new single, ‘I Don’t Know Who You Are’, she holds nothing back.

Greg Hoy – ‘Highway 101’

Regular readers of EP will be no strangers to Greg Hoy, we’ve been covering his releases for a while now, and each time he ups his game to what feels like an unreachable level, only to surpass it with the next. His new single, ‘Highway 101’, is the lead track from ‘Cacophony 2’, his second of 3 EP releases. Like all of his songs, there’s a deep story within the words, yet there’s something else that’s going to attract your attention first.

Triple Island – ‘Flatbush Jungle’

While jungles are places of danger, they also contain wonders, such as beautiful scenery, fascinating inhabitants, and the feeling of a life lived on the edge. When Triple Island describe their home Flatbush as a jungle in their latest single, ‘Flatbush Jungle’, you understand exactly what they mean. So far as they’re concerned, Brooklyn is a as a place of endless possibility; visitors are welcome to explore as much as they like – or as much as they dare.

Roger Jaeger – ‘It’s My Time’

Redding California singer songwriter Roger Jaeger has assembled a fine group to play the live version of his latest single, ‘It’s My Time’. There’s a drummer who lays down a steady groove, a pianist who supports the song with ringing, resonant, and broad chords, and an acoustic guitarist whose harmonies blend both beautifully and enthusiastically with Roger himself. His combo is assembled in a brick-walled room, and there’s even a choir in the corner. Jaeger looks every bit an Americana frontman, with his easy-going manner and his expressive, red-bearded face. One thing sets him apart however; instead of a guitar in his lap, he plays a sitar.

Matthew J Van Howe Takes Us Into Another World With New Release ‘Legend Of The Galactic Princess’

‘Legend Of The Galactic Princess’, by Matthew J Van Howe, is everything you’d expect from a song with such a title. Part ‘Blade Runner’, part Doctor Who soundtrack, part nod to Gary Numan, and Thomas Dolby (and maybe a little bit of ELO), the song combines the elegance of classical music, with a dark, synth heavy experimentation. The title track of the album of the same name, ‘Legend Of The Galactic Princess’ is out August 13.

Ben Abraham Releases New Single ‘Requiem’ As He Announces Headline London Gig.

A requiem in its literal sense would suggest a solemn chant for the repose of the dead but this song, for me, is more about the laying bare of a soul and the requiem for things passed and laid to rest rather than bodies. A song of new beginnings and putting things into perspective. St. Augustine teaches us that the ultimate purpose of education is turning towards God and that the way to God was to look into oneself. Introspection is the beginning of a journey towards God and there is reference to this and a need to have been more in touch with those teachings than the thoughts and reactions of the angry.