Music Review: Jeremy Jordan Shows No MERCY With His New Hard Rock Album With AGE OF MADNESS
We really liked going rogue and banging our head, just a little, with the musicians of Age Of Madness.
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Album Review: Matthew Scott Records His Show THE JESUS YEAR For All To Hear & For All Time
Our personal fave, CALICO SKIES an almost impossibly high number in Matthew’s impossibly high voice, and with power under complete control he demonstrates he’s a once-in-a-generation voice
Music Review: Alica Witt's Clever Mind Composes CLEVER MIND A Brand New Love(lorn) Song
Alicia Witt’s talents as a singer/songwriter have a depth of perception that only a true artistic soul could produce, and this new ballad is as clever as it is beautiful.
Music Review: Ricky Asch Covers Corinne Bailey Rae's LIKE A STAR In His Own Brand Of Star Dust
In all, though, Ricky Asch’s rendition of LIKE A STAR is a smooth, sultry dance take on Corinne BR’s original and well worth having in your streams and headphones
Music Review: KPOP Kast ReKording Komes Klose, But No Kick For KPOP
In the end, what you have in the cast album of KPOP is a fine KPOP album with lots of fun danceable music being sung by Broadway-caliber voices.
Album Review: Pizzarelli & Pals Partner To Play Their Punctillious Poetry & It's A Party On STAGE & SCREEN
As we listened to John Pizzarelli’s STAGE & SCREEN, our initial thought was, “There aren’t really words to describe how good this is.
Music Review: Billy Recce Begs Us All To COME OUT On His New Single & He's Right… We Should
Billy Recce’s hilarious new single is not a gay battle cry .
Album Review: A Concept Album For A New Show MY HEART SAYS GO Yields Good Things Musically
Though we do feel the creators should dig a little deeper to make their plot a little fresher for their show, it is a worthy concept.
Music Review: With Their New Single ALMOST Ann Hampton Callaway & Amanda McBroom Create Perfection
These two Platinum-selling singer/songwriters have created a completely stylish duet for themselves, and there is nothing ALMOST about it.
Album Review: Rickie Lee Jones Is Just In Time With Her New Album Of Standards PIECES OF TREASURE
Rickie Lee Jones is a consummate artist so it should not come as any surprise that she is a master of this kind of music as well.
Album Review: SHUCKED The Musical Releases Its Corny Cast Album & It's A Toe Tapper
If you love that wonderful down-home cross-section of musicals that include things like BIG RIVER, THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, BRIGHT STAR, or, let’s face it, OKLAHOMA, then you should definitely go get SHUCKED.
Album Review: Fanny's Funny Boy, Karimloo, Completes His Trip Round The Compass With His 4th EP, THE ROAD TO FIND OUT WEST
Taken all together, Ramin Karimloo’s THE ROAD TO FIND OUT series yields music that uplifts, haunts, and will make you sway a bit.
Album Review: Farah Alvin Pulls Up The Covers On Her New Album, ON VINYL, & Rocks, Rolls, & Feels All The 70s Beats
Farah Alvin proves herself to be as wonderful a recording artist as she is a live performer.
Album Review: Amy Irving Was BORN IN A TRUNK And Now She's Singing All About It
All in all, my dearlings, each individual song on Born In A Trunk is a treat, but when all ten musical monologues are lined up end to end, what we have is a musical memoir.
Album Review: Lauren Henderson's Latest Release, CONJURING, Conjures The Past While Pushing Toward The Future
This album is one for romantic nights with someone you love or hope to love and no mistake.
Album Review: Some Troubadours Are Ladies & Vice Versa, As Carmen Cusack Shows Us On Her New Album LAY YOUR HANDS ON ME
Taking it one by one, Carmen Cusack’s LAY YOUR HANDS ON ME songs are beautiful, uplifting, and soul-stirring, sometimes all of it at once.
Album Review: Wine, Women (Producers), & Song Pour A Fine Vintage In MADAME CLICQUOT: A Revolutionary Musical
The creators have conveyed their story and intent fully.
Album Review: Mariee Siou Brings Her Psych-Folk Vibes To A New EP, Calling All Earthlings To Tend To Our Mother on CIRCLE OF SIGNS
For those looking for sounds of the new age that bring positive energy to thoughts, prayers, meditations, tea at your window in a time of acute disorder, this music is more than welcome
Album Review: Opera Troubador Joshua Blue Proves Those Who Sing Can Also Jam On His New Album BLACK & BLUE
This is all by way of saying .
Album Review: Ari Axelrod Lives & Breathes & Sings At Birdland on ARI AXELROD LIVE AT BIRDLAND
In all, my angels, ARI AXELROD LIVE AT BIRDLAND is one of the best LIVE albums this rainbow writer has heard… maybe ever.
Album Review: Katie Boeck's CALICO, Haunts, Lifts & Carries Listeners On A Journey Of Love & Self Discovery
In all my sweets, we stand by our review of Katie Boeck’s OVER AGAIN (which you have all read… right?) and haunting is precisely the right descriptor for the entirety of CALICO.
Album Review: One Jazz Great Joins With Another As Jim Snidero & Kurt Rosenwinkel Team Up On FAR FAR AWAY
FAR FAR AWAY is another star in the Bobby firmament that begs to be heard with intention - to be sat with and absorbed.
Album Review: SOME LIKE IT HOT & Indeed We Do. Hit Songs From A Hit Show Make A Hit OBC
The score with just the few touches of dialogue included makes it very clear what is happening from start to finish and it delivers the show to the imagination so wonderfully.
Music Review: Billy Porter Delivers A Lively Baby On The Dance Floor With His New BABY WAS A DANCER Single
The music is filled with driving rhythms that cry out for mixing on the nightlife dance floor.
Album Review: REGRETTING ALMOST EVERYTHING (A Concept Album) Should Probably Regret Nothing
And so, since we enjoyed REGRETTING ALMOST EVERYTHING, we think you will too.
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