As someone who keeps a close eye on the music industry and how people digest the music around them, there’s been an interesting trend emerging:  The need for “unusual” music. When you flick on the radio, you’re usually met with the same top 10 artists, a handful of 90s tracks, and maybe an 80s classic.
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From a dark bedroom in Berlin, Germany we have come across the sounds of K4LT. The project founded in 2017 revolves around the universal feeling of being lost in a world of immediate universal accessibility. This contradiction has led to some very interesting music. On ‘This Room (Reprise)’ by K4LT, we find ourselves immersed in
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Creating music should be an amalgamation of your life experiences and your creativity. Absorbing the world around us and being able to turn it into song is a talent that too few of us use. Our recent discovery Gianfranco Pescetti is openly sharing his influences and allowing us to craft our own stories with his
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Ranzel X Kendrick’s latest release, ‘Hill Country Hip – Best of Rxk’ captures the essence of country music, revived with a refreshing zest. Kendrick’s artistry breathes life into a genre that’s often overlooked in today’s musical mainstream. With each track, Kendrick transports listeners to the heart of country music, infusing every note with authenticity and
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Now and again you hear a piece of music and wonder “Where has this been all my life?”  That’s how I felt when listening to ‘63 CIRCUS’ self-titled EP. Inspired by The Doors, Pink Floyd, and Dave Brubeck. ’63 CIRCUS is a psychedelic collection of three songs that will transport back to the golden era
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Canyons and Locusts new track “Buck Dharma’s Eyes” brings back memories of the early 2000s. With the gritty guitar and equally gravelly vocal performance, you can imagine this tune introducing the latest coming-of-age blockbuster that will have teens and young adults lining up around the block.  Buck Dharma's Eyes by Canyons and LocustsBuck Dharma's Eyes
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Rachel Brunet’s ‘Morning Noon and Night’ feels reminiscent of the late 90s/early 2000s ballads, pushing aside the more explicit nature that some contemporary lyrics have adopted. Instead, Brunet opts for words that are gentler and tender without forgetting the passion needed for a love song.  In the track, the singer proclaims her love stating she’s
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For independent bands and musicians, the love for your music is only one piece of the puzzle. You also need to make sure you’re creating and nurturing multiple income streams. In an era where traditional music industry structures have evolved, indie bands are discovering more and more ways to make themselves financially stable. In this
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What finds its way to the surface when listening to Sarah Burton’s latest album 64 Magic Queens is the wholesome positivity that flows through the entirety of the album. Despite the less-than-positive subjects that Burton discusses, such as heartbreak and unfulfillment, her Southern State charm delivers the lyrics in a way that immediately gets you
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You’ve got your passion for music, a group of talented musicians, and a dream of taking the stage. Congratulations! You’re about to embark on an exciting journey as you dive headfirst into the world of being in a band. Starting a band is an adventure filled with creativity, camaraderie, and the thrill of making music.
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With a bubbling talent for writing and performing uplifting tracks, multi-instrumentalist Les Fradkin has released his studio album Artist Kit Sampler, which explores the artist’s passion for the state of the world, both good and bad.  His tracks ‘God Bless California (Oooh L.A.)’ and ‘Everything is Wrong’ work in juxtaposition painting opposite images of where
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Dive into the joyous world of ‘At The Zoo-oo-oo,’ a musical safari through the animal kingdom. Crafted by the talented Stacy Gabel, this enchanting children’s song is a magical tapestry of melodies that introduces young listeners to the lively inhabitants of the zoo. With an artful blend of rhyme and rhythm, ‘At The Zoo-oo-oo’ becomes
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As an independent artist, PR helps boost your career and aids in your journey to becoming a professional musician. But, press promotion can get expensive – it’s not always an option. Have no fear for the team at Indie Band Guru are going to break down some indie PR methods and the benefits they hold. 
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Katie Belle’s ‘Symptoms’ is the classic pop music package – it’s got that hooky chorus, a pulsating beat, and is topped off with slick production.  As I hit play, her crystal-clear vocals hit me, perfectly complementing the razor-sharp accompaniment. It’s like her voice is whispering sweet nothings directly into your ears, leaving you with a
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