Christopher Harold Wells is a musician well-versed in the art of blending many different genres into his sound. Born in Philadelphia by way of North Carolina, Well’s family tree has generations of musicians within it making a career in music inevitable for him. He formed his first band, the industrial Continue Reading
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Animalweapon releases new single “Summer’s Over”
Staying true to the name, Raleigh, North Carolina bedroom electronic performance artist Animalweapon took sounds of nature to cultivate the early inspiration for his recent single “Summer’s Over”, released via Polychromatic Records. “I was visiting a close friend in Texas a year ago who was undergoing chemo for breast cancer and I was sitting outside late at night Continue Reading
Doug Locke releases his powerful music video for “Why?”
“With the music video, I wanted to shine a light on one of my worst nightmares as a Black man in America,” explains independent alternative artist Doug Locke about his provocative new music video “Why?”. “It’s the fear that I will be pulled over (probably while minding my own business) by Continue Reading
East Of June discuss how the band came together, their new single and video for “Little Bird” and what’s next
Every now and then, a musical collaboration comes together so naturally that it is like fate stepping in. For the members of East of June, what was intended to be a behind-the-scenes songwriting collective naturally progressed into a band. Comprised of Emily Rath (vocals/keys), Dirk Lance, a founding member of Continue Reading
Staten Island’s Prema777 releases latest single “Workin”
Staten Island, NY’s Prema777 recently released her new single “Workin“, which is taken from her debut album Take Flight that will be re-released early 2021 on iNTeLLectual Entertainment (2nd Generation WU, GFTD) via Dock Street Records. “Take Flight is my go where golden age hip hop boom bap meets vibrancy, still hitting with pure Continue Reading
Josie Cotton discusses the re-issue of her first album ‘Convertible Music’, working with producers Bobby and Larson Paine, her love of science fiction and what’s next
Singer Josie Cotton has a timeless quality about her. Considered one of New Wave’s most iconic voices, she has enjoyed a long and interesting career through which she has explored many different sounds. Rising to fame with hits such as “Johnny Are You Queer?”, “Jimmy Loves Maryanne” and “He Could Continue Reading
Maddox Jones discusses his new album, practicing meditation, his video series ‘Garden Sessions’ and what’s next
UK artist Maddox Jones recently released his debut solo single “Headspace” from his new Headspace EP, which was released on July 10th via Radikal/Quattro Records. Jones was brought up in a Christian community without television or “any form of worldly entertainment”, with his only entertainment being his guitar. This led him to Continue Reading
Doug Locke releases new EP WHY? (Lunar II)
“I went to the studio with the intention of writing a dance song, but after receiving news of yet another vicious attack, I broke down in tears,” says independent alternative artist Doug Locke about his new single “Why?” from his recent EP Why? (Lunar II) (released May 26, 2020). “On the heels Continue Reading
Limahl discusses his new single, the resurgence of his 80s hits, the evolution of his career and what’s next
Many people feel nostalgia for certain eras of music, and for many that era is the 1980s. Chris Hamill, who also goes by the moniker Limahl (a rearrangement of the letters of his surname), is one such artist who has enjoyed a steady and successful career over the past 2 Continue Reading
Alien Ant Farm release cover of Wham!’s “Everything She Wants”
Alt Rock veterans Alien Ant Farm have a sweet surprise for fans currently in lockdown in the form of their new shot-at-home, cameo-filled video for their cover of Wham!’s “Everything She Wants,” which recently premiered via Loudwire. The video features cameos from DJ/producer Zedd, Insane Clown Posse, members of 311, P.O.D., Hoobastank, The Continue Reading
Julia Bhatt discusses her new single, her love of Miami, her biggest musical influences and what’s next for her
Miami singer-songwriter Julia Bhatt, with a voice that has been compared to Amy Winehouse and Regina Spektor, has been garnering heaps of praise from media outlets such as Earmilk, Apium and pInkwifi, and being hailed as a buzz worthy artist to follow. Born in Boston, MA, Bhatt’s family moved them Continue Reading
Frank Iero and The Future Violents release new video for “Medicine Square Garden”
FRANK IERO AND THE FUTURE VIOLENTS returns in stealth-like fashion to secretly drop the grand finale of their forays into celluloid activity with their new “Medicine Square Garden” video under the very smokescreen of 4/20 itself. Being the last video from Iero’s ecstatically received solo record Barriers, “Medicine Square Garden” caps the evolutionary Continue Reading