Sylvia Bennett was born in Italy, yet raised in America, was this continental beginning the extra special international flair that garnered this Grammy nominated international recording artist and song-writer that extra something special to attract the legendary Lionel Hampton to hire Sylvia as his main vocal feature. Well, speculation or not, Bennett has performed at … Read more
Great Lake Swimmers return with a holiday EP titled, They Don’t Make Them Like That Anymore. A four track Christmas themed EP that contains two new songs and two traditional Christmas songs. This Canadian band has a relaxed melodic pop folk-rock vibe. The band is lead by singer-songwriter Tony Dekker and this EP will offer … Read more
Most of us were introduced to Morrissey when he was fronting the Smiths in the ’80s. Even in the ‘80s Morrissey was speaking to the feeling that his records would speak to deeper political motivations and his zealous views of society. His latest release, Low in High School, again sees him focusing on his purpose: … Read more
Can music change the world, well it just might? Especially in the hands of healer Karen Atkins, I say healer because truly after listening to her music, you feel a sense of healing and serenity; and you may not exactly know why until you dig in to the details of the tuning. Atkins has not … Read more
Rachel Platten hits the airwaves with her new full-length album Waves. Her 2015 hit single, “Fight Song,” shook the pop world and now with her strong following of “Plattenums,” the anticipated Waves has arrived. Platten continues with her social and political messages within her lyrics. Her music is still catchy as ever, and her singing … Read more
Lights’ album Skin&Earth was created throughout a year long process, an unprecedented idea of writing and drawing her own comic book based around an alter ego of sorts and an album to coincide with the entire concept. Skin&Earth is the Canadian singer’s fourth record and her most open and vulnerable to date. Her songs speak … Read more