Discovering the new music underground around the globe
Rock/Review Mick J. Clark - My Friend Evonne
Mick J. Clark is a singer/songwriter on the Sonorus Record Label with over 1,000,000 Spotify streams on his songs; he reached No. 3 in the UK and No. 2 in the USA iTunes Top 100 Rock Songs in June 2020 with: We Know It's True. He has written over 60 songs, of which 54 are being played by Emerge Music in shops, and with two songs on the ‘Goa Chillout Zone Vol. 9’ album, which reached No. 1 in the iTunes Electronic Chart.
Electronic/Review SIR-VERE - ADORE
SIR-VERE is an indie electro band with punk ethics drifting between all things dance & rock. Since 2019, with the seminal PSYCHO BALLISTIC FUNK getting serious attention and plaudits worldwide. This was followed up with its sister album, SINGULUS, on Big Fat Mama Beats, which delved deeply into the RDM scene they are leading.
Rock/Review Steven Browley - Linda Moo and Piggy Sue
Music has the power to transport us to another time and place. Steven Browley harnesses that power with music and melodies that appeal to audiences of music lovers and fellow professionals alike. Since a young age, he has found great joy and satisfaction in making music and sharing it with fans.
Rock/Review The Naked Picassos - Return of the Ancients
The Naked Picassos - Return of the Ancients
Electronic/Review Radarfield - Death & Beauty
The band name Radarfield comes from the vision of exploring the visible and invisible world (Radar) and of conveying information from the tangible, intangible, and fantastic acoustically and/or visually in the songs/videos (Field). Radarfield was founded in Berlin at the end of 2010 in the 4-person formation: vocals/guitar, bass, keys, and drums. All four musicians had already played in various projects before Radarfield was founded and had gained some stage experience with their bands.
Blues/Review David Starr - Must Be Blue
David Starr is a Colorado-based blues and Americana singer/songwriter with over 11 albums to his credit. The Arkansas native has honed his decades-long career touring internationally, sharing the stage and collaborating with esteemed artists such as John Oates (Hall & Oates), John McEuen, Steve Cropper, Jim Lauderdale, and Wild Ponies, as well as opening for acts like America, Karla Bonoff, Jim Messina, Survivor, and more.
Classical/Review Raynald Grenier - The Compilation Album
Raynald Grenier is a classical composer who has devoted his life’s work to musical creation. Before becoming a prolific composer, Raynald did cultural events as a part of various musical and vocal groups. Now, he has taken up the work of creating enchanting harmonies for ballets, musicals, and symphonies. Inspired by the likes of Mozart, Beethoven, and Mahler, Grenier remains unrivaled when it comes to composing tracks that completely spellbind audiences.
Soul/Review Gianfranco GFN - Boulevard de l'Amour "Fall In Love"
Gianfranco GFN was born on October 8, 1966, in Biel, Switzerland. He started playing guitar at the age of 7, took some lessons during his adolescence, and then continued as a self-taught musician. He is notably influenced by jazz, blues, bossa nova, and funk, while not denying his Mediterranean roots, which are reflected in his warm and groovy compositions.
Rock/Review SkyDxddy - Choker
Pronounced "SkyDaddy," alternative pop/rock artist—creates emotionally charged anthems that explore the depths of mental health, personal traumas, and the journey to empowerment. Using authentic lyrics and a distinctive sound, she connects deeply with those who appreciate raw vulnerability and resilience in music. Creating a dedicated fanbase who truly find solace and strength in her work.
Rock/Review Rosetta West - Circle of Doubt
Rosetta West is a blues rock band from Illinois. Their music frequently includes elements of psychedelia and world folk music, and their lyrical themes often venture into mysticism and spirituality. Founder and songwriter Joseph Demagore handles vocals, guitars, and keyboards. Jason X plays bass and keyboards, and he has been a co-producer and sound engineer since the Labyrinth album. Joe and Jay both play percussion, along with drummer Nathan Q. Scratch, who refuses to be photographed.
Rock/Review Serpico - Hard as a Cannonball
Serpico - Hard as a Cannonball
Rock/Review Hyporadar - This Ain't The Day I Die
Called “an artist to watch in the underground rock scene” by TJPL News, Hyporadar is bringing low tones to the forefront with an original sound and hypnotic approach. Hyporadar is the passion project of Shane Duquette. Combining different genres and influences such as blues, grunge, and jazz, Duquette creates low rock in the style of 90s music.
Pop/Review Buster Sylvester - Bustified, Vol. 2 (Cover)
A self-proclaimed digital James Brown with better Wi-Fi, Buster Sylvester is the fame-chasing, genre-bending pop provocateur your playlist’s been begging for. When he’s not bustifying the charts, he’s probably arguing with Siri about ”what real music is.”
Rock/Review James Percival - Curtains Closed
James Percival, a talented artist hailing from Birmingham, England, is Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of artists, including Lewis Capaldi, Fontaines D.C., and Tigran Hamasyan, James weaves a musical tapestry that pushes boundaries and delves into deep emotional territories. His music is a fusion of indie pop, alternative rock, and soft, therapeutic jazz, ensuring a unique and powerful listening experience for fans of all genres.
R&B/Review LTB - Further Than A Memory
LTB has built a reputation for crafting music that connects deeply with listeners. His rich vocal tone, emotive vibrato, and introspective storytelling set him apart in today’s pop and R&B landscape. Inspired by the likes of Joji, Steve Lacy, and James Blake, LTB seamlessly blends soulful vocals with modern production to create a sound that is both timeless and uniquely his own.
Rock/Review Satellite Train - Paralyzed
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, Satellite Train is a unique indie rock collective featuring members and collaborators from legendary acts including Icehouse, AC/DC, James Reyne, Paul Kelly, and The Black Sorrows, alongside U.S. contributors like Michael Paytner, Susan Turner, Randy Jacobs, Shane O’Mara, Jamie Muhoberac, John Mcall, Pasquale Monea, John Watson, and Chris Chaney.
Rock/Review Disdarken - Far From Home
Disdarken, hailing from Tilburg, Netherlands, is the collaborative project of Alin V. Niculae and Nick Carmine. The duo's musical journey began during the Covid era on Fiverr, where they explored electronic rock music ideas for stock/library music databases. Their latest venture, Disdarken, emerged from their earlier experimental releases that were deemed too dark for mainstream appeal. With a unique blend of electronic and rock elements, Disdarken's sound is set to captivate audiences worldwide.
Folk/Review Art Schop - Katharina
Brooklyn's Art Schop is the solo project of contemporary rock musician Martin G. Walker. Exploring historical and modern ideas, Art Schop's music is skillfully crafted with earnest consonance and poetic lyricism that inspire people to see the world in new ways. Born in the UK, Art Schop studied physics at the University of Oxford, where he learned he would not be a physicist.
Folk/Review My New Mixtape - Who's Your Daddy?
Jarrett Nicolay is a songwriter from Alexandria, Virginia. Recording under the moniker My New Mixtape, Nicolay has self-produced and released three full-length albums to date. Nicolay’s songwriting prioritizes originality while maintaining a pop sensibility and has been featured in indie films, including this year’s Sundance favorite, “I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore.”
Folk/Review Derek Astles - Derek Astles
Derek Astles, hailing from Contoocook, United States, has emerged as a prolific singer-songwriter with a deep-rooted passion for music. His journey in the music industry dates back to 2001, when his college professor Barry Marshall, known for teaching record production, produced Derek's debut album, 'SEEDN'IT,' in Boston.