Alisha Liston is a girl with many talents, and singing is a skill right up her alley. The singer and songwriter have just released a new single titled “Paint on a Cloud,” which will get you right in the mood.… Read More
We recently came across an American artist, singer-songwriter, and instrumentalist named Anthony Wexler’s new single titled “Fragile”, and instantly fell in love with his music. This very sensitive soul is a skilled guitarist and singer who composes within pop and… Read More
The New-York based artist Nazanin captivates the audience with her dazzling vocal performance in her recently released single, “Red Light”. In it, the artits has successfully blended pop and contemporary R&B, giving it a bold tone throughout the song.multi-layered feel. … Read More
While public interest in Maya archaeology never seems to grow old, the irony is that books on the topic do. Technological advances in archaeology – not least the use of satellite technology – have propelled archaeological research forward at an… Read More
15. “Kids Don’t Follow” (Stink EP, 1982) Supposedly, Twin/Tone Records founder Peter Jesperson was convinced that “Kids Don’t Follow” off Stink had hit potential, and it’s easy to hear why — this was the probably the first truly indelible song the Replacements… Read More
Sending Money and Stems is the new release from Santa Cruz-based singer-songwriter Joe Kaplow, out 30 April via Fluff and Gravy Records. The new single, “February Prorated Rent”, taps into frustrations the California-based musician has experienced with gentrification in the… Read More
Sigur Rós’ Odin’s Raven Magic came into existence in starts and stops like a bird that couldn’t get off the ground. The record, a live orchestral composition originally imagined by Sigur Rós, first saw the light of day nearly two… Read More
Solid Love, the 2020 offering from Adeline Hotel, saw the band — led by multi-instrumentalist Dan Knishkowy — embrace a feeling of community. The full band recordings embraced warmth and togetherness, both in the ease in which the musicians locked… Read More
When Vladimir Putin demonized LGBTQ people as part of his 2012 presidential re-election campaign and subsequently imposed regressive laws forbidding the positive portrayal of homosexuality in Russia (the infamous “Law for the Purpose of Protecting Children from Information Advocating for… Read More
I’ve seen a lot of live-streamed shows over the past year, but none have been stranger than the Hold Steady’s early December gigs at the Brooklyn Bowl. As you’d expect, they were playing in an empty room. Well, physically empty.… Read More