We were one of the few who were allowed to get a sneak peak into whats been up with the brotha and what he has in store with his latest release “Airtights Revenge.”
Ms. Hill Returns
Lauryn has been on a up and down ride since her classic cd, The Miseducation. Most of her ride has been down, in the publics eyes. Her MTV unplugged project was panned by many.
Rachel Brown’s Love, Life & Relationship
On this Sunday morning, I want to take some time to reflect on Rachel Brown. The Soul songstress, who in 2007 released her debut album “Love, Life and Relationships” with Urban Music Group.
Gabbie McGee “Mississippi Daughter” Album Review
While driving into work today I decided to let Gabbie McGee’s new album “Mississippi Daughter” ride shotgun for my 1hr commute. Almost immediately with “Walk with Me (Lord)” and “Afterwhile. Afterwhile” I was taken back to my childhood and I was suddenly sitting on my great grandmothers porch, getting my hair braided, playing jacks, and eating… Read More
Electrifying Soul: Muhsinah
She’s hailed by The Washington Post as being a young soul rebel “with an uncanny ability to seamlessly meld electronic beats with layers of jazzy arrangements and unorthodox song structure..”
Artist Spotlight: Carlitta Durand
Carlitta Durand. Know her? You should. I didn’t until recently, and then I kinda went over board and tried to collect all of her music.
Tone Trezure Defines Her Talent with “My Destiny”
So without a second thought I headed over to her BandCamp page to check out her underrated talent. On the first song “My Destiny”, mind was blown, mouth was open, and eyes widen.
The Humour and Misfortune of Hollie Smith
Facebook / Twitter / Official / Myspace I downloaded her new album, ‘The humour and misfortune of others’ among others but I didn’t take a listen to it until a few days ago. I liked it, specially a song called ‘Mamma’, which is the first single. While I was taking a listen I thought she was… Read More
JD Green’s Diurnal: Movements Is Truly Heavenly
JD Green’s upcoming album “Diurnal: Movements” is something that I did not expect. It’s something that has a presence and essence that can easily be heard through each of of the songs on the album. Each song has it’s own feel, vibe and soul.
Avery*Sunshine’s debut coming out on 10th May
Twitter / MySpace / Official Website Atlanta based singer songwriter Avery*Sunshine will release her debut album in a few days. Each song tells a story about love and loss, about finding oneself, about healing and move on from the hardest situations. Nevertheless, she considers herself a music therapist. Her vocals and lyrics are strong and… Read More
Ever Been Surprised By A Live Tropical Fish?
Today has been a day, that my eyes were opened a bit wider by a group name Live Tropical Fish. Who are they you ask? They are an Italian trio that have the great talent and vision to grow, blend, expand, transform genres of music into a sound that is truly artistic. The group is… Read More
Catch Res’s Interview on Eavesdrop Radio
Res has a new interview on the podcast from Eavesdrop Radio. It’s actually a very relaxed and informative interview. It gave me a better understanding of Res’s background and thought process.
Carolina Chocolate Drops
The Carolina Chocolate Drops are one of the few remaining African American old-time string bands in existence today. Hailing from Durham, North Carolina, this eclectic trio (Justin Robinson, Rhiannon Giddens, and Dom Flemons) all sing and play a variety of instruments, creating their own unique, down-home sound. The trio has released five albums to date, their most recent release… Read More
Iman Williams Is Everywhere and Growing
I have recently had the pleasure to listen to the music of Iman Williams. She is an artist, singer and songwriter from Alabama, California and Atlanta.
Avery*Sunshine Brightens Us With EP and Album
As a music lover, new music comes to me in various ways. This morning, I awoke to the name Avery*Sunshine. Listened to her voice, and now I’m writing to share with you.
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