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7.4
New Music Critiques: Amber Ryann
Amber Ryann' s work exudes a haunted, subterranean vibe that’s alluring, but it has a tendency to overshadow her vocals and those of her guest ... -
7.6
New Music Critiques: Chris Wills
N.Y.-based Chris Wills has a strummy, hi-touch sound à la the Lumineers and Mumford & Sons. His “Since You Said Goodbye” is arranged with a ... -
7.2
New Music Critiques: Lauren Adams
With a strong, naturally down home quality, Lauren Adams delivers observations and inspirations of everyday life. “It Takes What It Takes” is a good, hooky ... -
7.2
New Music Critiques: Frantic Ginger
Frantic Ginger is led by Nicki Tedesco, whose vocals (solo or blended) generate a radio-friendly resonance. Some of us hear a Gwen Stefani quality at ... -
7.4
New Music Critiques: Beautiful Machines
S.F.’s Beautiful Machines generate a dense arena-sized electro-rock sound that aims to be a total immersive experience, a darkly modern lasers & leather vibe with ... -
7.3
New Music Critiques: Jerry Springer Reject
Anyone looking for unusual tracks to chillax to should check out South Dakota artist Jerry Springer Reject, whose low-key instrumentals (with an occasional vocal) are ... -
7.4
New Music Critiques: Mary Bee
Mary Bee has a trained voice that conveys innocence and romantic love in a way that’s genuine and believable. Her “On A Sunday” is a ... -
Gwen Stefani on Recent Album, Songwriting and the Past Few Years
GWEN STEFANI is in a burbly and chatty mood on a mid-day phone call with reporters to promote her ambitious This Is What The Truth ... -
Music Industry Advice: Licensing for a Living
Music placements in film, television, commercials and video games continue to be an exciting area of the music business. Not only do placements deliver exposure ... -
Music Industry Tips: DIY Mastering
While we would all prefer to have our mixes mastered by a highly skilled, experienced mastering engineer in an acoustically tuned room on expensive top ...
