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Exclusive Interview and Feature with Steve Kouba – “Fake It ‘Til You Make It”
Steve Kouba is a strange cat to be sure, but aren’t the strange ones the best when it comes to music and art? This Chicago musician/singer songwriter has carved a unique niche for himself
Read More »Chords of Truth – a brilliant lyricist and songwriter
Today I received a unique music submission from the acoustic solo project called Chords of Truth. I was steered towards a particular track until I began perusing the artist’s website and found something much
Read More »Seattle singer songwriter Adena Atkins charms with “The Slowest Curve” EP
“Elusive like truth is…” Seattle based singer/songwriter Adena Atkins sings with a rare fragility and air of mystery over experimental, lush soundscapes in her new EP “The Slowest Curve”. It’s always refreshing to hear
Read More »Paul Loeb reimagines Eric Whitacre’s “October” for house music perfection
Tackling a cover of a renowned artist or composer is a tall task in and of itself, but when it’s pulled off in a new genre with high doses of originality and a spirit
Read More »Baltimore rapper TestMe shows skill with “Party Time”
Baltimore rapper TestMe has definitely made a lot of headway in getting his name out there. Rapping since the early age of 12, he has already released a total of 4 mixtapes, as well
Read More »Yung Wun releases “Tear It Up” remix, talks to us
Popular Atlanta based rapper Yung Wun has recently released a new remix for “Tear It Up“, produced by DJ Tone, and it’s catchy as hell. The track features DMX. He is also preparing a
Read More »The Board of Education joins the new hip hop movement
Hip hop duo The Board of Education takes cues from both the old school and the new school in their impressive track (and video) “Expectations”. Ryan Teodoro and Darryl Watson contribute to this up-and-coming project that
Read More »Morning Fame release “A Lasting Place”, Train fans should enjoy
Those looking for warm and lush mainstream rock will enjoy Morning Fame’s new album “A Lasting Place”, which can be previewed on their Facebook page. Taking inspiration from acts like Train and Coldplay, Morning
Read More »Plastic Operator takes cues from Moby and UNKLE
With equal elements pop candy and sonically charged up electronic club bounce, Plastic Operator‘s new single “Making It Right” is catchier than almost anything you’re likely to hear on the radio. Taking cues from
Read More »Fans of Patti Smith, Bjork and PJ Harvey will love Katrin the Thrill
Art is meant to stir the soul, and such is the case with the stunningly beautiful and relevant indie/alternative rock act Katrin the Thrill. It’s easy to come to the conclusion that the music
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