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Two Grey Hills: “The Valley Sank from the Weight of the Grief” is raw, personal and absolutely stunning

“The Valley Sank from the Weight of the Grief” is raw, personal and absolutely stunning. Despite the plethora of incredible albums that have already been [more…]

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Uncle Brent and the NostoneMusic Band: “Bobbing for Crapples” – heartfelt songs, a fearless unbridled sound, and a timeless feeling!

Uncle Brent and the NostoneMusic Band is an acoustic Americana Rock band that resides in the Austin area and book performances throughout in Texas. Uncle [more…]

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Dan Weintraub: “Songs for Beautiful Souls” – a stunning document of fragile eloquence

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For Dan Weintraub, music isn’t work – its therapy. And it’s been that way since he started recording and performing in the mid-80s. Raised on [more…]

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Sergio N. Lialin: “Siempre, Mi Amor” – relentlessly resonating and mood elevating

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Born and raised in San Francisco, the Russian descendant Sergio N. Lialin, first picked up an acoustic guitar in 5th grade at the Star of [more…]

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Jode Gannon: “3 Hours” – an addictive alternative to the unsure pop and rock artists of our day!

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“3 Hours” is the refreshing breather amidst mass pop-rock confusion in the world. Jode Gannon has combined introspection, diversity, reflection, and skill to create one [more…]

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Harmony Drive: “Metal Heads With Broken Hearts” – soulful acoustic-driven music full of heart and honesty

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Norwegian alternative pop band, Harmony Drive, was formed by 3 metal heads who shared the same love for acoustic music. The band’s debut album “Metal [more…]

New Releases

Stephen Shutters: “I Guess the Ocean Is Better on Vacation” – has a beautiful vulnerability in the music

The line between originality and over indulgence is of course a thin one but in Stephen Shutters case his ability to make his music soar [more…]