Hailing from Long Beach, California, Manuel the Band blurs the lines between rock, pop, and jam music, creating a warm, wide-ranging sound that’s every bit as diverse as the group’s Southern California stomping grounds.
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Elmore Magazine debuts new video from William Russell Wallace, “Mormon Cocaine.”
“William Russell Wallace’s new album, Confidence Man brings us down-and-out reprobates through keen-eyed satire. Wallace marries gravitas and humor, delivering the punch lines with uncanny timing.”
American Songwriter debuts the new single from Angela Perley, “Here for You,” calling it “rootsy-rock (clad with an irresistible slide guitar line), a laid-back backbeat, and big, rich harmonies on the chorus.”
While 2020 is getting smaller and smaller in the proverbial rear-view mirror, the effects of the stress felt society-wide during that turbulent year are still fresh on a lot of folks’ minds… including Columbus, Ohio’s Angela Perley.
“I was in need of a mental escape,” she explains to American Songwriter. “I was also listening to a lot of Gram Parsons… and when I get inspired, I usually try to let it flow and write music.”
Brooklyn indie/chamber-folk artist Dru Cutler shares new single “So Says The Rain” at Spill Magazine
Modern living can be overwhelming. The constant barrage of advertisements, an onslaught of corporations demanding your loyalty, and the constant, forced connection of social media combine to make solitude and presence borderline impossible. Finding peace and calm is something to be celebrated, and when you can harness that moment it can become something beautiful. READ MORE…
New Noise Magazine premieres LA punk band ALL BITE’s new single “If You’re Like Me”
ALL BITE are preparing to release their debut LP, Get Well Soon, on December 3, and ahead of the new album, the trio are releasing their new single, the hyper-speed, folk-punk-inspired track, “If You’re Like Me.” READ MORE…
Lonesome Highway reviews new LP from Megan & Shane, Daughter of Country, declaring it, “exactly what a genuine country album should be…”
Husband and wife Megan and Shane Baskerville’s first date was at a Motorhead concert at First Avenue in Minneapolis and, as their romance blossomed, they formed a ska band and eventually opened a School of Rock franchise in Arizona. In a previous life Shane had toured with a number of punk bands while Megan was a student of bluegrass, having grown up with a passion and love for country music.