Concert Review: White Lies Makes Brooklyn Happy At Music Hall Of Williamsburg
You ever go to a concert and realize how big an artist is? It is
Song Review: Jesse Hale Moore Empowers Communication In “Calling You Out”
“Calling You Out” is a thematically intriguing song. Often, when we see a loved one
Artist Close-Up: Lauren Hoffman & The Secret Storm Write Music For Those “Sick With Love”
I am always commenting on how music seems to be made for discovering love. From
Album Review: Andy Suzuki & The Method Reveal “The Glass Hour”
Andy Suzuki & The Method (AM) just dropped The Glass Hour. The Brooklyn duo are
Movie Review: Chapter & Verse Shows The Casualness Of Tragedy
**Official Selection of the 2015 Urbanworld Film Festival** **Official Selection of the 2016 Human Rights
Concert Review: Bear’s Den Make You Feel Hope At Bowery Ballroom
“You’ll always be the love of my life”. That lyric had me publicly teary-eyed, but
Album Review: Porcelain Raft’s “Microclimate” Is Like A Massage For Your Soul
Whenever you get a massage there is a weirdly glorious moment, when the person massaging
Album Review: Ten Fé “Hit The Light ” Of Music
So often, music is described as bright and sunny in reflection to the “feel good”
Album Review: Sampha Reveals How To “Process” Pain Into Creativity
There is no denying that Sampha is rightfully hailed for his pioneering skills. His mashing
Artist Close Up: Astronomyy Is The King Of “Electro Chill”
Astronomyy ‘s continuing rise to fame is one that I love because it purely came
Concert Review: Mondo Cozmo Is A Must See Experience
Mondo Cozmo is an experience. His connection to his songs is so intense your eyes
Album Review: Migos Have Brought A Parade To Hip Hop “Culture”
For some time, Migos have been definers of Hip Hop Culture without recognition or mainstream
Album Review: Fenech Soler Release The “Zilla”
It is not easy to rebuild from something good to something equally great but different.
Artist Close-Up: The Gold Setting Are Ready To Make Your Playlist Feel Richer
The face and voice of The Gold Setting is Liza Colby. Channeling sensual 1960s soul,
Song Review: Syd Arthur Show There “No Peace” Without Inner Peace
British psych-rock band Syd Arthur released a video for their new single “No Peace” from