Julie Rhodes
Massachusetts native Julie Rhodes is getting ready to unleash her debut LP, Bound To Meet The Devil, and we are pleased to share with you fine folks the first single, “In Your Garden.” The Somerville soulstress was born and raised in Woburn, MA and has been honing her musical chops
kaleo
In short: “No Good” = so good. It’s no secret we’re smitten with Kaleo, the Icelandic group subtly making waves in the U.S. and abroad. Well, there’s nothing subtle about the head-nodding track they just dropped. Featured in the trailer for HBO’s upcoming series, Vinyl, a
The Donkeys
This song is exactly what you need when you are deep in the throws of a gray November day in Boston. The head-bobbing nature of “Down the Line,” intermixed with the near sun soaked (to an almost silly level) visuals on the video scream California, I mean there is no
!!!
New video from !!! (Chk Chk Chk) for their track “Ooo” which is a super fun look into the world of relationships, and how those common woes are universal, even in outer space. The video was done by Casper Kelly, who directed the viral “Too Many Cooks” video. It’s a
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
More than two years after the release of their self-titled third studio album, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros have just teased their latest efforts with the release of the jazzy and atmospheric “Hot Coals.” Fronted by falsetto vocals, the track itself starts sparsely but smoothly becomes an example of
Lake Street Dive
This new cut from Lake Street Dive’s upcoming record, Side Pony, is a funky odyssey into the neo-soul, and I’m finding myself pressing repeat over and over again. Rachel Price’s voice is spot on, and the band seems to be picking up right where they left off
After spending time with High On Tulsa Heat and catching the the all-too-brief John Moreland set during the Wildwood Revival showcase at Newport Folk Festival, I promised myself a return trip to see a full performance would make it’s way to my calendar as soon as I recovered from
Eclecto-pop genius, yes I said it, Benji Hughes needs to be on your radar. He’s recently signed with Merge Records, and is releasing his record, Songs in the Keys of Animals. Fans of Hughes might have already had this record in their hands as Hughes self-released it digitally at
Radiation City
Sometimes it’s just best to go your separate ways when a relationship isn’t working out. But sometimes, sticking it out just a bit longer can bring forth some interesting results. As is the case with Radiation City’s founding couple, Cameron Spies and Lizzy Ellison who as their
feral jenny
[bandcamp width=700 height=42 album=3131815509 size=small bgcol=ffffff linkcol=e99708 track=523491729] Dear all bands: it’s a good idea to name your album Greatest Hits even if it’s all new stuff. Confidence is attractive! So, occasionally I write about bands that aren’t from the
The Great American Canyon Band
The Great American Canyon band’s music has always dipped into the ethereal, a vast soundscape littered with reverb, space, and a light-as-a-feather vocal track. “Crash” is the first song off of the Baltimore husband and wife duo’s debut LP “Only You Remain”, which comes out February 19, 2016
South of France
This new track from Denver, CO’s romantic dream-pop duo South Of France is one that’s been jumping out at me lately. It has a deluge of reverb-soaked harmonies, huge bombastic chunky basslines, that’s filled out with drums, synths and some lovely “oooooooohs.” When the song hits it’