South African born pop artist David Browning shares danceable EP, ‘Now You See Me’
The South African-born, Canadian pop artist, David Browning, has always been enthralled with making music since a young age. While working in medicine, Browning maintains his true passion forRead More
Indietronic artist Galapaghost shares new music video for track “Jellyfish”
Solo artist/producer, Casey Chandler, is the brains, emotions, and heart of the indie/electronic artist, Galapaghost. He truly represents what it means to be ‘solo’ as he worksRead More
by Brittany Rotondo, Contributing Writer Philadelphia’s MilkBoy is a charming chameleon of the City’s backbone. The restaurant, café, bar and live music venue has had its fair share ofRead More
Songs We Don’t Hate Yet – An Interview with Don Babylon
by Zack “Ziggy” Merritt I know next to nothing about the amount of work it takes to write an album start to finish. I have an idea of the work involved having watched Kate Bush andRead More
by Jane Roser It may be small, but the Dewey Beach Music Conference certainly has bite. It has been named as the most musician friendly conference in the country and has received rave reviews by... Read More
by Jane Roser It may be small, but the Dewey Beach Music Conference certainly has bite. It has been named as the most musician friendly conference in the country and has received rave reviews by... Read More
by Donte Kirby “If you are a hard working american, I implore you to do us this favor tonight. Free your mind and let your ass follow,” said lead singer of Hard Working Americans,... Read More
by Donte Kirby “If you are a hard working american, I implore you to do us this favor tonight. Free your mind and let your ass follow,” said lead singer of Hard Working Americans,... Read More
by Adam McGrath The beauty of music is that songs born out of pain can bring joy into the world. Even though both Christopher Denny and Timothy Showalter of Strand of Oaks write songs that come... Read More
Danielle Miraglia Box of Troubles Reviewed by: Jen Levins Danielle Miraglia is clearly rooted in traditional American music. She plays a little too clean for the blues but a little too gritty for country. Her steady beats hearken to early work songs, but bits of ragtime are Read More
