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Livestream Review: Staci Gray
Material: Staci Gray’s mix of classic covers and her own family-friendly catalog––dubbed BYOB (Bring Your Own Bubbles Bedtime Bash)––is comforting and refreshing. Like a journey into bedtime lullabies from my ... -
Live Review: The Brilliance at The Hotel Cafe in Hollywood, CA
Material: The Brilliance’s music is nothing short of baffling. Considering this was pitched as an ‘Orchestral Indie’ group leaves out the crucial religious aspect of the band’s material. The first ... -
Live Review: YYNOT at Molly Malone's in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Due to a pretty drab house mix, it was difficult to get a good sense of the lyrical and melodic quality of some of the songs. After checking over ... -
Live Review: Terron Brooks at The Montalban Theatre in Hollywood, CA
Material: Terron Brooks had a daunting task ahead of him when he took on “Soul of Broadway”; naturally, when looking over the setlist, there were some huge successes and a less ... -
Live Reviews: Katrina Stuart at Liaison Restaurant and Lounge in Hollywood, CA
Material: Katrina Stuart’s “Blue Roses,” which she showcased at this event, is an exceptionally polished pop song recycled from other pop acts before her. The song is catchy; the production ... -
Live Reviews: Jocelyn and Chris Arndt at The Standard in West Hollywood
Material: Notable standouts in the set were “Out of My Head” and “The Western.” The latter specifically was so charming in its theatricality that it was a shame to not ... -
Live Review: Andras Jones at The Hotel Cafe in Hollywood
Material: Andras Jones has a somewhat baffling song style; equal parts comedic and introspective, it is difficult to decipher which songs are meant to be taken seriously and which are ... -
Live Review: Jocelyn and Chris Arndt at The Standard in Los Angeles
Material: Notable standouts in the set were “Out of My Head,” and “The Western.” The latter specifically was so charming in its theatricality that it was a shame to not ... -
Live Review: The Vignatis at The Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, CA
Material: The Vignatis are a unique duo, describing themselves as "Gypsybilly," a “Gypsy Jazz a la Django Reinhardt, Country, Rockabilly and Jazz” band. Gypsy jazz and rockabilly seem to be ...
