Brian Cottrill Unveils Electrifying Electropop Single “She’s My Queen” with a Music Video Shot on Location in Venice, Italy – Releasing September 18, 2026 
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Terje Gravdal Unveils “Under the Snow,” a Haunting Nordic Portrait of Silence and Hidden Truths 
Slym Beno Presents “P.O.P. (Purpose Or Perish?)” – A Musical Wake-up Call For A World At A Crossroads 
Dan Kenneth: “From The Heart” Comes From A Deep Place
The idea of the love for life captured in the beauty of a song describes the music and song writing...
Ashley J: “Satisfied” – a contemporary artistic powerhouse!
The 3-time Billboard charging artist Ashley J has just released her latest single, entitled “Satisfied”, which is the title track...
Twizm Whyte Piece: “TWP 3:16” – a well-rounded and addictive sound
Rapper Twizm Whyte Piece Aka T.w.p.’s music has always been about his life. His songs are usually very personal, with a specific...
FUTHAMUCKA$ release incendiary debut single – “Social Disease”
The world we live in is going to hell, and in the face of heightened world tensions and political turmoil,...
Ellis Hadlock: “Fusion to Love” – strong melodic sensibilities are in full bloom
“Fusion to Love”, the latest album by Ellis Hadlock, is seven tracks of layered pulses, melodic vibrancies, and foundational grooves...
Blue Soul Ten: “The Beautiful Warrior” transcends into aural paradise
For Blue Soul Ten’s Claye Greene, texture and mood are his specialties. His flowing, soulful, always compelling sound portraits are...
Brice Sedgwick: “Venice” reaches into your heart and soul, and connects
Consistency is the easiest virtue to feel cynicism toward - it’s not flashy and it can be hard to get...
King Solomon: “Illuminate the Dark” – a concept rap album that focuses on inspiration
King Solomon has just released his first album, entitled “Illuminate the Dark” on the 16th of January. It is primarily...
“Family Straight” – Shashee ft. Kxng Davxd bring something extraordinary out of the hat
Kxng Davxd was born and raised in Orlando, Florida and has been in the acting industry since the age of...
Rex Macadangdang: “The Pasadena Sessions” – a fresh, unique identity
There’s nothing like a pop music mystery. It intrigues, it induces wonder, it confuses. Mysteries, in these days of production...
llluminatè Steele: “A Darker Shade of Heaven” – a compelling force
llluminatè Steele, is a multi-talented musician, published poet, producer, video editor and director. She started her career as a DJ...
Nega Blast X: “She’s a Devil with an Angel’s Face” – a blast from the past!
Nega Blast X is a trance techno industrial music project formed in 2010 by music producer Dominic R. Daniels. He...
Trazmo: “Moving On” – a blend that is both soothing, and euphoric
Twenty-nine year-old Trazmo is an up-an-coming French artist. Specializing in electronic genres, the producer has been making music for 10...
Matthew Carroll: ‘Left To Burn’ – takes on the inanity of today’s pop with intelligence
Matthew Carroll is a singer, band leader, and song writer based out of Birmingham, Alabama. His debut album, ‘Left To...
Eleventyseven: ‘Rad Science’ is sure to bring along plenty of new fans!
Eleventyseven’s brand of catchiness originates in a crossbreed of dance, electro, punk and rock. Their comeback album – ‘Rad Science’...
Jamsphere Indie Music Magazine January 2018
The January 2018 issue of our monthly Indie Music Magazine - FEATURED THIS MONTH: Exit 22 Music, Latin Kings Digital...
Bright Fires: “Initia Nova” fires away with crunchy guitars and soaring choruses
Bright Fires is a Houston, Texas based post-hardcore/emo band. Their album title “Initia Nova” means new beginnings in Latin, and...
Moo-You: “I’m Not In Love But Love Is In Me”- swagger and charisma
Raised in Houston, Texas with a great respect and love for music of all genres, Moo-You’s biggest influences musically included...
DAV!D&CLARA: “Melody” – harmonic and mesmeric all at once
Aesthetics lay dormant in their heydays all too often. Discussing a genre, it’s likely that one will refer to its...