Hip-hop, Rap, Pop, and R&B – it’s all thrown into the cauldron of modern music’s new wave sounds. It’s here that versatile underground artist Kbackwood$,
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Winchester 7 & the Runners – “The Song That You Sing” – recalling the best aspects of acid and psychedelic rock
“All for one, one for all”, is not just a phrase, but a way of life for Georgia-based musician Winchester 7, who is accompanied in
Rico Christ – “Codex Gigas” – an unfiltered book of street tales
Created in the thirteenth century in which today is the Czech Republic, the Codex Gigas is the largest existing medieval manuscript in the world. In
NesKoH – “A GDJE ĆEŠ SAD?” shows the power of creativity
As a songwriter, and pop-rock singer NesKoH seems to be getting even better at locating the emotional core of his music and stripping everything superfluous
Pietro Cottone – “I Walk You Into The World” substantiates the writer’s faith in the new generation
The new single “I Walk You Into The World” by Pietro Cottone continues his trend of multi-faceted music making, but it is much less a
Buttercoat – a crystalline, all-embracing sound and a very warm feel
Buttercoat a musical project based out of Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA, which is the brainchild of Andrew Nelson. On its self-titled album, Andrew wrote, produced,
“Busta Rhymes” – Q Sav possesses the skills to be distinct and uncompromising
Q Sav thrives in a monothematic universe where his uniqueness has all the elements to shake up the rap game. In its current state of
“That Kind Of Love” – Larry Jay creates his own brand of Award-winning Americana
A New York native, now residing in California, Larry Jay creates his own brand of Award-winning Americana-flavored music. A top performer in multiple songwriting contests,
Wagner – “Freestyle Friday” clearly has confidence!
There are many rappers who are good at rapping while they took their time to write lyrics and rhymes. But, there are some rappers who
RACKIN RED – “Natural Born Hustler” transports listeners to another realm
Born and raised in Detroit, RACKIN RED moved to Atlanta in 1999 in pursuit of a music career. He hit the underground with a bang,
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