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Lonely Gimmick doesn’t mince words on his new single Roll Me Over.  The raw honest lyrical appeal adds to the intrigue.  As the intro develops it collides with a snappy infectious arrangement.  We hear infectious elements known to 80s alternative acts like The Smiths and the Clash updated with some of the modern indie sensibility… Read more

Zanne Hanna teams up with producer Austin Atlas on her new single In My Dreams.  Hanna possesses a captivating voice, illuminated by a smoky hush delivery that she employs effectively.  She has a catchy melodic tendency and dresses this work with stylistic harmonies and backing vocals.   In My Dreams is magnificently produced, tastefully taking… Read more

“She came through the fire escape.  Put out her cigarette on a picture of you.  She took Coltrane and she took Blood On The Tracks.  She left no room for the truth.” For an opening track, you can’t do much better than Forty Paces to the Bottom.  It’s the introductory single heard on Crow Amongst… Read more

Neve Bowen has a versatile passionate vocal delivery that gets under your skin.  She blesses that talent with an addictive melodic sensibility.  It’s heard in the chorus section of her new single Lifeline.  It’s the first big payoff heard on her new EP, with Lifeline serving as the title track among four distinct radio ready… Read more

Melanie Pierce uses her music as a vehicle for emotional release with her new single Stir Crazy.  The lyrics suggest she understands what’s holding her back and sharing these truths bring relatable comfort to her listeners.  She’s dresses this narrative in a dark pop vibe that resonates with an aura of new wave post punk. … Read more

Edie Yvonne is only 14 years old but she’s making music that competes with the best in the indie underground.  Developing her music into a multi-media project, her new single Queen Bee is going to be a part of a short film she’s making about mean girls and their minions.  The single has a classic… Read more