Girl On Top stay on top with Live For It CD
Girl On Top have released yet another hard rocking CD. Live For It is loaded with feisty original songs and lead singer Karen DeBiasse’s fine tuned vocal prowess. From a kittenish purr to a lioness roar, DeBiasse handles all sorts of demanding vocal chores. Live For It also finds Girl On Top paring down their […]
Joey Freedom kicks ass musically, politically on Long Time Comin’ CD
Joey Freedom must draw his influences from Kiss, Alice Cooper, and punk rock of the 1970s. His music is direct, straight up rock and roll with a raw edge. His new Long Time Comin’ CD draws from some of the great protest songs and concept albums. Freedom knocks down the nations’ false images and false […]
Billy Mitchell stands up for his generation on Boomer Power CD
Billy Mitchell is up to his old tricks, turning meaning of life tales into fun, folksy sing-a-longs. This time around Mitchell has come up with 18 songs that celebrate and examine life for those nearing retirement age. His CD Boomer Power, cleverly adorned with bright hippie style coloring on the jacket, packs a punch with […]
Jatoba offer acoustic masterworks on Death, Fire+Picnic Tables
Jatoba is onto something fresh and exciting. This three piece acoustic outfit from Vermont actually make bluegrass rock, make rock mellow out eastern style, and keep a hefty beat even though they do not have a drummer. John Jamison plays acoustic guitar, mandolin, sitar, and sings. Jason Scaggs plays acoustic guitar, acoustic baritone guitar, banjo, […]
Casey Desmond outdoes even herself on Deja Vu CD
Casey Desmond’s latest full length release Déjà vu might be the greatest pop album the world hasn’t heard of yet. From the opening title track to the closer, Casey has loaded this work with over the top catchy, infectious, danceable, sexy songs. The Boston native who has had brushes with fame on NBC’s The Voice […]
Preston Cochran offers pop-rock gem with Stumble Into Tomorrow
Preston Cochran’s new CD Stumble Into Tomorrow is a modern pop-rock gem. Cochran has that one in a million distinct vocal timbre that sets him apart from everybody else while drawing immediate attention to himself. His roots in classic rock give this new sound a slight familiarity to older rock and rollers while his eccentric […]
Jim Libby shows much potential on debut country-rock album Made In USA
Jim Libby’s debut country rock album Made In USA is chockful of songs that have a distinct balance between a driving beat and a subtle nuance of melody. Libby’s tunefulness will make listeners want to listen carefully to every note. His force of nature rhythms will make certain they never get bored by any of […]
Sideman Sez is a soulful triumph for singer, musician, writer Rob Loyot
Former Entrain member Rob Loyot sings, plays saxophone and percussion, and wrote some of the material for this new project called Sideman Sez. Combing his songwriting, musicianship, and studio production and engineering skills, Loyot created several embraceable R&B songs on this very likable album. Loyot’s voice and saxophone melodies flow smooth as honey while his […]
Nancy Beaudette offers holiday goodies on Fa La La CD
Nancy Beaudette calls her Christmas CD Fa La La and the warm rhythm everybody associates with that refrain sums up the entire album. Beaudette has loaded this CD like a Christmas stocking with all sorts of embraceable goodies. Opening title track “Fa La La” gets a warm bracing support from Beaudette’s ukulele and a tinkling […]
Marty Nestor offers roots rock glory on Saint Of The Highway
Marty Nestor has been sharing his edgy, roots rock originals all over greater-Boston for several years now. His latest CD Saint Of The Highway offers some exceptionally good new material and some exceptionally good re-recordings of older material. Nestor has the most earthy organic rock and roll sound since The Band. “Down On The Street” […]
