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Andrew Belle
Andrew Belle is a new artist on the pop singer/songwriter scene.
His music has been in notable television shows such as: Grey’s Anatomy, 90210, The Real World, Ghost Whisperer, and Keeping Up With The Kardashians. This talented singer-songwriter has only begun his career and he is clearly doing something right! We caught up with Andrew [...]
The Young Veins
The Young Veins’ debut album, Take a Vacation!, played with both intellect and ambition – is a band that knows exactly who they are and where they are going. As 23 year old frontman, Ryan Ross, re-imagines 60’s pop, tropicalia, old New York girl groups and fuzzed-out psychedelia to Nuggets-era garage rock and Stax-inspired soul, [...]
Tift Merritt – a refreshing songstress and performer
Songstress Tift Merritt is a North Carolina native. Her father taught her guitar chords and Percy Sledge songs. With her longtime band, she has built a unique and critically acclaimed body of work of sonic short stories and poignant performances.
In her early twenties, though Tift had gigged by herself, she decided she was not very [...]
This Love – The Band
This Love
This Love is a rock/pop band from Dayton, OH.
The young group is wasting no time getting started. With an acoustic set featured on the home page of Stickam, a full-page article in Substream Magazine, a home page feature on Purevolume.com, and their first show being in front of thousands at Journey’s Backyard [...]
Lissie – a pretty, guitar-playing slip-of-a-thing
It would be easy to misconstrue Lissie. Slight and blonde, a pretty, guitar-playing slip-of-a-thing, you might easily take her for a sweet Midwestern girl, a freckled balladeer borne of milk and cookies and cornfields. More fool you. For all the flaxen hair and big blue eyes, this girl is smart and gutsy and tough, with [...]
Sola Scriptura by Neal Morse
Sola Scriptura by Neal Morse
Sola Scriptura (Latin for “by scripture alone”) is a progressive rock album by Neal Morse about the life of the German theologian Martin Luther.
Sola Scriptura was released in 2007, but I had not heard it until May, 2010 and it blew me away. Contemporary Christian?.. more like prog meets Beethoven sometime [...]
