December 22, 2022
Interview – Loreena McKennitt
There is something inspiring about an artist who follows their own path regardless of trends...
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December 15, 2022
Loreena McKennitt – Under A Winter’s Moon (Live Album Review)
Canada’s Loreena McKennitt is one of the most unique talents in the world of modern music. A soprano with the voice of an angel, she has accomplished a great deal as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer. Doing so while unifying various cultural stylings, ranging...
September 4, 2020
Billy Ocean – One World (Album Review)
Trinidadian-British Singer-Songwriter Billy Ocean has a voice of gold. Making music since 1969, he has worked will all sorts of musicians, and thankfully his talents have also acquired him a quite a bit of fame as a solo R&B and Soul singer. As a matter...
November 13, 2019
LEAH – Ancient Winter (Album Review)
A winter-themed folk fantasy told through original compositions and Medieval hymnals, Symphonic/Celtic vocal goddess LEAH is set to take your breath away with Ancient Winter. Ex Cathedra Records delivers the love and light on Friday, November 15th, 2019. From the rugged coast of British Columbia, Canada,...
April 2, 2019
Developing Artist Showcase – August Eve
Art is much like a flower: the more you nourish it, the grander the blossom. That is why it is so important to feed the creative impulses of others, because the possibilities of something extraordinary are endless. Given an environment to grow, a girl out...
March 11, 2019
Interview – FATi
The power of love is undeniable, and what better way to express the emotion than through music. Liberian born Vocalist FATi has this positive approach to her own music, and now she looks to spread it across the USA. With her single "L.O.V.E." spun on...
January 21, 2019
Steve Hackett – At the Edge of Light (Album Review)
Of all the luminaries of the ’70s batch of Progressive Rock, Guitarist and Songwriter Steve Hackett continues to prove to be among the proficient and prolific ones, managing to stay productive, relevant, and influential amidst the ever-dynamic music scene. Born on February 12, 1950, in London,...
December 3, 2018
Interview – Brendan Perry of Dead Can Dance
With no shortage of things that divide us as people, music is the one thing that unities us regardless of where we are from. A non-discriminate mix of pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and sonic qualities that move us in an extraordinarily emotional way, it is one...
June 20, 2018
Interview – Boy George of Culture Club
Truly unique to anything else happening at the time, Culture Club exploded onto the musical canvas of the 1980s with bright, vivid color. A mixture of the 4 different musical personalities, each having their own heritage and roots, Boy George led Culture Club with a...
May 21, 2018
Jonathan Davis – Black Labyrinth (Album Review)
You might know him as the rocking bagpiper who fronts some peachy band called KoRn, but Jonathan Davis is a proud freak defying the leash with his solo offering, Black Labyrinth, which is set to arrive May 25, 2018, via Sumerian Records. If you do not...
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