Halsey, Manic Review Ashley Frangipane (aka Halsey) is a New York-based pop/indie-rock singer and songwriter. Halsey has a sound that is a playful blend of electro-pop and pop-rock. The New Jersey native debuted with Badlands in 2015, which hit number two on the Billboard 200 chart. 2016, turned ears with her featured appearance on the Chainsmokers’ song … Read more
Mike Rathke, The Dawning Fire Review Mike Rathke is a Kansas based native singer/songwriter. Like most, appreciation for music came from a homelife influence. Rathke’s background is a bit different than the usual. At age twelve, he left home and drifted from house to house, sleeping on any couch that welcomed him. Upon buying his … Read more
Hannah Ashcroft, Landfire Review Singer and songwriter Hannah Ashcroft has been honing her alt-folk sound while touring her way across the UK, Europe, and Australia. She released her Melbourne-made EP The Quiet Kind in 2016, earning support from Tom Robinson on BBC 6 Music and receiving praise from Folk Radio UK. It is her unique fingerpicking style … Read more
Kate Vogel, The Grave Review Kate Vogel is a vocalist and songwriter, not afraid to show her emotions and experiences in her music. She turns tragedy into musical muses that lead to impactful songs and lyrics. She fell in love with storytelling lyrics at an early age. The deep lyric weight of showtunes were … Read more
Love Ghost, Let It All Burn Review Hitting the music scene with a big noise is Love Ghost, an indie/alternative/hard rock band based in Los Angeles. The band is Finnegan Bell (guitar and vocals), Nicky Renard (Guitar), Ryan Stevens (Bass and background vocals) Samson Young (drums and background vocals), and Cory Batchler (keyboards). The band … Read more
Charly Bliss. Supermoon Review Based in Brooklyn, New York, Charly Bliss is a four-member pop/rock band delivering alternative rock sounds. The members are Eva Hendricks on vocals and guitar, her brother Sam Hendricks on the drums with Spencer Fox on guitar, and Dan Shure on bass. Growing up in Connecticut, it was Hendricks’ parents “wildest … Read more
Fever Days, Drugs Review Bringing us the glorious sounds of youth’s energy and abandon is a Newcastle-upon-Tyne band called Fever Days. With a sound that is a hip mix of alternative pop and New Wave rock. The band’s first single one single, “What’s Your Problem?” (read our review HERE), landed on one of Spotify’s … Read more
Saul Rivers, Change Review A native New Yorker, Saul Rivers began taking piano lessons at the age of three. By the time he was 16, he added trumpet, clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax and guitar to his arsenal. Inspired by a generation of his heroes such as John Mayer, Eric Clapton, B.B. King and James … Read more
Uforia, Say What You Want Review Uforia is a Toronto based rock band with a deep inner urge to rock. The four-member band is dedicated to writing and performing, as both are entwined into the life’s work of Michael Ursini, Daniel Salij, Dylan Piercey, and Angel Gomez. Music is their art form and the results … Read more
Micky James, Cry Baby Review Micky James was born and raised in New York City and that energy of the city has inspired James to become an artist and performer from an early age. In his music and personal style, James explores a sound and aesthetic that is nostalgic of a bygone era in rock … Read more