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New Music Critique: Paul Childers
Any show booker on the lookout for an immediately likable artist whose music conjures a smooth and abiding optimism will find these recordings by Paul ... -
Signing Story: Bryce Vine
As in many industries, connections made in college can often prove invaluable down a later career path. Certainly they’ve paid off for New York native ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Straw
Something of a novelty (at least in the U.S.) Straw is a family band from Scandinavia featuring Mom and two daughters at the mic, with ... -
6.8
New Music Critique: Jackie Venson
Singer-guitarist Jackie Venson shows flashes of potential on her demo-quality recordings, whether it’s her (at times) souful, upbeat voice, her heartfelt messages or her flashes ... -
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New Music Critique: Tango With Lions
Based in Greece, multi-instrumentalist Katerina Papachristou and her band have carved out a spare, moody comfort zone that is intriguing––to an extent. The mysterious “Proof ... -
Signing Story: Moonfall
Living together as bandmates doesn’t always lead to demise and destruction, especially for the pop/rock trio Moonfall, a NYC-based band that just signed to Outerloop ... -
DIY Spotlight: Adam Prince King
U.K.-based eccentric, pop powerhouse Adam Prince King (APK) has always been himself… unapologetically. With an outlandish fashion sense and a quirky moustache, he challenges people’s ... -
P!nk - Beautiful Trauma (8/10)
P!nk has been in the music scene since the ‘90s, and definitely hasn’t stopped surprising people with each album release. For her seventh record, Beautiful ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Radio Stranger
Radio Stranger (Woody Moran & Kelly Brightwell) will appeal to grown-ups, especially those who like to kick back (at a winery perhaps) with meaningful music ... -
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New Music Critique: Nicc Angeles
Nicc Angeles knows the value of a hook, and he features one prominently in each of his recordings. “Over This” is probably his best, overall. ...
