Opening with a slick bass line and dreamy 80’s ethereal keys, the first single, “Do Not Disturb” from Ryan Adam’s upcoming 18th studio album, Big Colors (out on 11-June) is a seductress and enchantress musically and lyrically. A prolific writer, Ryan does not mind exposing the veins that carry the emotional pain or burdens within and externally. He has this brilliant capability to cut straight … Continue reading đ„Track: Do Not Disturb by Ryan Adams
Good God almighty, Mister Kip Moore released a banger of a tune on Friday. As spring rolls into summer in the States, it is the perfect tune for summer living and sun drenched memories and for me here in AUS where autumn is rolling into winter, it’s a perfect tune to remember that on the other side of the brisk chill lays sun kissed shoulders … Continue reading đ„Track: Good Life by Kip Moore
Soul is the final instalment of the Heart & Soul collection that Eric has released in April. Heart and Soul were released to the masses while & was released to his fan club, the appropriately named Church Choir. (genius marketing there ladies, gents, and non binaries…seriously good marketing) While both Heart and Soul are stand alone gems in their own right, they do flow seamless … Continue reading Track by Track: Soul by Eric Church
On Friday, 16-April, Eric Church released 1 of 3 albums from the Heart & Soul collection. Perfect timing for me as I was heading off to a Rest Reset Yoga Retreat that day. I knew this album would be part of my much needed recalibration weekend of my own heart and soul. Pun intended. A little album release info:Heart released on 16-April& releasing exclusively to … Continue reading Track by Track: Heart by Eric Church
I became of a fan of DrĂ€ger through The Midnight Hollow. Vocalist, Spencer Draeger has ventured off on his own to form DrĂ€ger and has seemed to pick up where TMH might have or could have gone. I was stoked to find out last year that DrĂ€ger was still making music. He’s now a one man band and according to his website, DrĂ€ger is now … Continue reading Listen: The Villain You Need by DrĂ€ger
Do you know what I needed in my life this week? THIS. VERY. SONG. If you read any of my previous posts or follow me on social media, you know I speak from my heart and occasionally from my brain. I was aware this song came out this week because of a tweet by LANKS and I had made a note to “listen to it” … Continue reading REVIEW: Need You by Aeora
So let’s chat about Lost Paradise…I’ve had a few days to reflect about my experience…and well, it was that, an experience. Location: the beautiful Glenworth Valley. I will be returning when the festival is long gone and the earth has recovered from its footprint. The theme of the festival is “back to nature” or as their hashtag is #back2nature. I stumbled upon this festival through … Continue reading Lost Paradise Review
If you haven’t watched “FIN” from SAINT HUGHS, go watch it now. Nick and Drew aka SAINT HUGHS follow up the visual video for “FIN” with their installment of “ADRIATIC” from their “LOVE AND LUST” EP (available now). If you’re expecting smokey inks in water, you’re not getting it in this video. What you will be getting is a lot of beautiful water landscapes and serene moments. It fits the song … Continue reading WATCH: “Adriatic” by Saint Hughs
If you follow me on Twitter or here, you know I adore SAINT HUGHS. Yes, kinda biased since I like their other project [26] as well…but that’s neither here nor there. The lovely lads that are SAINT HUGHS, Nick O’Donnell and Drew Fellows have FINALLY released a follow up to their debut EP, EP-1 called “LOVE AND LUST” and before I could even spend quality time over … Continue reading WATCH: “Fin” by Saint Hughs
You might be asking, who is Stokeswood?
The honest answer is this: Stokeswood is from Atlanta, GA and is part alternative rock and part electro-pop. The crazy kids that make up Stokeswood are Adam Patterson (vocals), Mark Godwin (lead guitar), Michael Roman (keys), Jon Joiner (drums), and Justin Mullinix (bass and live production). Continue reading “REVIEW: 2075 by Stokeswood”