Music Review and Interview for Billy Stark Stone w/ Rico Blythe – Revolution ReRun
I like the vibe created by this from the offset, the effected bounce of the synth, or what could very well be a didgeridoo or otherw...
Music Review for MegTheStrayer – Marble
Marble is a beautifully poetic song, with a light yet powerful vocal. Fairly theatrical at heart, and quite literally telling you a...
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Groove Assassin – The Change
A little sunshine music for a rainy day! Forthcoming 2016. Stay Tuned !
Music Review and Interview – Ab Syte – Aftermath
Aftermath is the brand new track from the artist known as Absyte. She’s signed to Absolute Nyste Productions, and the track is...
Music Review with Lycan – Crossroads
Crossroads is a track that opens with absolute power. The atmospheric sound-scape offered at the start is brilliantly intriguing, an...
Music Review and Interview with Ryan Landry – “Back Then”
Back Then is a track that feels like a pop song at first, later moving on into an almost trip-hop like ambience. It spins out and ar...
Music Review – Cameron Burch – Colorblind
I love the way this track starts out. The lone snap of the bass, a simple riff, immediately making you feel the need to nod your hea...
Exposed Vocals just caught an exclusive with B’Anka
Exposed Vocals: How did you hear about Exposed Vocals? What made you decide to sign up? B’Anka: I first found out about ‘Expo...
This is no prototype. This is Rashaun Will. Exclusive Interview!
In an industry that has evolved so drastically over the years, there’s one artist in particular who has remained consistent while re...
Exposed Vocals Interviews Jayy Black
Jayy Black: Producer. Lyricist. Vocalist. Songwriter. Jayy Black, born and raised in Buffalo, NY, is...