“Strong (You’re Not Alone) evokes dreamy 60s rock, as well as later shoegaze offerings. Some points of reference may be The Doors, Mazzy Star, Jefferson Airplane and Lush.
There’s a bountiful bloom of cool summer tunes here, from artful indie pop, to proggy jazz, surf rock, punk, shoegaze, all from the finest group of artists this side of summer.
The music of singer/songwriter Al Keith features messages and grooves that inspire hope and change.
Bolton’s project The Screaming Pope takes an innovative approach to music making, combining popular songwriting formats with analog hardware synthesis, digital computer instruments, along with loops and samples from sound libraries.
With the release of “Joy Lab”, the first single from the upcoming ‘The Healing Ritual’ Dréa Atkins and colleagues Johnny Moss (bass) and Jasper Cunningham (drums) promise an even more raucous listening experience from Female President.
Losing someone can be the most painful experience in our life journey. Focused on the interplay of grieving and eternity, “Wait For Me” is an uplifting song from Britain’s Karamelien.
On the tail of Valentines Day, heading into the lovely warmth of spring, this buoyant love song “Tricky Love Stuff” from the New York Collective fronted by Dave Derby has lots of traces of the brilliant singer/songwriter tunes from the 70s and 80s.