The queen of Transcendence Pop graces her presence on Exposed Vocals once more
Ingrid’s music career started in Europe traveling with a band performing for the American Forces in Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece an...
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The rap performance has incredible flow and lyricism – Urbano “Happy Hour”
This track has everything dance fans will have loved about summer releases from the early 90’s. The way it opens up has a strength...
THE REAL MACK “BIG LIT”
The Real Mack returns to music after a two-year hiatus with hard-hitting single ‘Big Lit’ 25 year old Shaquan Mack more known by his...
The Refusers “You Won’t Read It in the New York Times”
Blasting through the establishment’s twisted goals with incisive lyrics and raucous tunes, The Refusers perform songs of music...
The Road to “Boston”: Junaco’s intimate anthem of self-realization
California trio Junaco create a breezy, cinematic, and dreamy musical oasis with every release, and their latest single, "Boston," i...
The Sam Haiman Band E.P. review
The Sam Haiman Band are a four-piece rock’n roll band from New Jersey, U.S.A. Sam Haiman is lead singer and songwriter as you&...
The Shadow and the Light by The THIRTEEN 7 – A Gothic Soul Fable of Love, Loss, and Powerlessness
The THIRTEEN 7 is an act that defies easy categorization. Described as a “Gothic Sade,” their music blends soulful, jazz-inflected m...
The Show Went On – Dimitris Chrisanthakopoulos / George Paloumpis – Music review and interview
‘The Show Went On’ is a beautifully emotional and poetic pop ballad. The piano and the strings join forces with a fairly...
The Silkies deliver a genre-bending rush on “Lies”
Looking for a new band to brag about to your friends before they even catch on? Cue up rising group The Silkies and their new single...
The Spiders – Another Mile “The leading riff of the track has an indie anthem kind of vibe to it”
The Spiders bring a very raw and organic rock and roll energy to the stage that feels very genuine. The track has the sound of folk...
The Star Prairie Project shares genre-bending album ‘Little Gems’
The Star Prairie Project, the genre-blending brainchild of Wisconsin-based songwriter Nolen R. Chew Jr., unveils eighth studio albu...
The Stone Soul “Rising High”
A Montreal native of South American descent, The Stone Soul (aka) Jason Stone has been dancing, singing and rapping on big stages si...
The Sways’ “Someday We Will Dream About Today” is the perfect summer roadtrip track
Need a track to replay on a long road trip? The Sways’ “Someday We Will Dream About Today” delivers a coming-of-age vibe that’s har...
The Tim Lancaster Conspiracy – Tango Down [Music Review]
Tim Lancaster is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and singer. With music spanning the spectrum of pop-rock-psychedelic-punk to mod...
The Tralala – These Walls | Review & Interview | Exposed Vocals
Review & Interview • Exposed Vocals Music Review Interview Electro • Indie • ...
The Trash Panda Band’s “Into the Night” – A Rock Dream Brought to Life
There’s something undeniably special about musicians who create for the love of the craft—who chase their passion not for fame or fo...
The Trouble We Crave E.P.
Bourbon & Bliss are an acoustic pop/rock duo hailing from Astoria in New York, comprising of two singer-songwriters T. Scott Ros...
The Trusted shares a towering anthem of truth in “Yellowhammer” [Premiere]
“Yellowhamer” by The Trusted arrives like a lightning bolt through the clouds, setting your hair on end with urgency, heart, and an...
The Urban Renewal Project share riveting new single “Money (featuring Oh No)”
The Urban Renewal Project is a 16- piece musical collective based out of Los Angeles. Known for their fearless fusion of jazz, hip-h...
The Walk-A-Bout “That’s Just The Way It Goes” – OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO –
Aussie-American acoustically driven rock ‘n’ roll quintet THE WALK-A-BOUT debut the official music single “That...
The Way You Are by David Choi and Kina Grannis
David Choi and Kina Grannis are already established artists who found success in a much more modern way than the traditional route....
The Way You Are by David Choi and Kina Grannis
David Choi and Kina Grannis are already established artists who found success in a much more modern way than the traditional route....
The What Four bring ’90s nostalgia to life with “Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)
“Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)” is a track that instantly transports you to the ’90s. The What Four deliver an indie-pop banger th...
The Zappe Cats chat about their new riveting rock EP, Venezuela’s music scene and more! [Interview]
The Zappe Cats are a rising rock meets post punk trio composed of Luis Irán (vocals/guitar), Lucas Paredes (bass) and Ozzie Perez (d...