Artists Of 2017: The Skins Promise To Keep You Awake In “Still Sleep EP”
I am living for The Skins. I saw them at House Of Yes, before I
Concert Review: Digisaurus Is a Music Technician At Pianos NYC
When you surround yourself by multiple keyboards, plugs, and a guitar it is easy to
Artist of 2017: HALFNOISE Will be A Cult Classic
Followings are everything in the entertainment, and whether they are massive, “Beyonce” level ones or
Diandra Reviews Good Music For Christmas Playlist!
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND ENJOY THESE NEW ARTISTS!!!
Concert Review: IDGY DEAN Turns House Of Yes Into Burning Man
Idgy Dean feels like an artist that was made for Burning Man. She presents concerts
Artist 2017: AJ Tracey Is Looking To Leap From UK Hip Hop To US
Let’s be frank, Americans love UK Hip Hop because something about the British Accent fascinate
Artist To Watch 2017: 1 AMVRKA Is Bringing Sonic Diversity To Music
At the heart of 1 AMVRKA’s dynamic sound are the divergent sensibilities of singer/lyricist
Album Reviews: AFTR:HRS – Mixed By Tiësto Will Turn Your Christmas Party Into A Rave
It may seem obvious that Tiësto’s new, compilation album, AFTR:HRS – Mixed By Tiësto, would sound like
Artist Close- Up: Please 2017 Be of Jarina De Marco!
Yo no entiendo PORQUE esta estrella, Jarina De Marco, no luce MAS! Sorry, for my
Song Review: Yelle Is Back “Here & Now”
If you have not heard of Yelle then you are missing out one of the
*2016* Album Pick: Jorja Smith Is My Heart In “Project 11”
Jorja Smith has been on my radar for awhile because she simply sounds SEXY! I
2017 Artist To Watch: Ro James Will Build An R&B “El Dorado”
Energy is a big deal. When you feel like something is brewing, energy is what
Film Review: “Live By Night” Is Not Your Typical Gangster Film
I really liked Live By Night, but it is not your typical gangster film. Yes, it
Theatre Review: Dear Evan Hansen Speak To Our Social Anxieties
We all have a darkness in us, to which life is a journey about finding
Song Review: Kings of Leon Want You To “Find Me”
King of Leon’s album Walls has to be one of their most confident albums. While