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Teresa Storch Asks You To ‘Open Your Heart’

When you have been making music for a while it becomes more and more evident that you can share real meaning in your songs. The idea of writing pop hits becomes less of a goal. The real passion is to create music that makes people think, feel, and see the world around them. The Teresa […]

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Radha Thomas Shows Off Talents on ‘As I Sing’

Musical talent is truly a worldwide phenomenon. A real music lover must open their horizons way beyond what the local mainstream radio has to offer. The wide net of indie Band Guru recently discovered the amazing vocal talents of Radha Thomas. The multi-talented artist is a singer, composer, arranger, and band leader. Radha Thomas was […]

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She’s Excited! Lets Us See The World Through her Eyes on “Moments of Sonder”

Collaboration, experimentation, and being fully influenced by the great artists of the past will always be a recipe for great music. Soaking in your diverse surroundings and turning it into unique songs is not always easy, but when it is done right amazing things happen. Our recent discovery She’s Excited! seems to be on the […]

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Gary Dranow Is Proof To ‘Never Give Up’

Life is a journey. Some of us are able to allow that journey to go in whatever direction it wants. Releasing ourselves to the whims of the times can create some great stories. And we all know that great stories make great songs. Our recent discovery Gary Dranow has led quite an interesting life and […]

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Unveiling the Mystery: Millennium Resorts “In the Key of David”

Millennium Resorts, the Austin-based musical duo, ventures into uncharted territory with their concept album, In the Key of David. This atmospheric and enigmatic collection departs from the all too typical single-driven format, instead weaving a cohesive narrative journey best experienced as a whole. A Journey Through Soundscapes On In the Key of David, Millennium Resorts […]

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The Radio Hour is ‘Tim Hort’ on Latest Release

As a musician who has been in many different aspects of the music industry, sometimes you just want to put out something personal. Studio work is great. Being part of a band is fantastic. But working with others can limit an artist at times. Our new discovery Tim Hort of The Radio Hour is putting […]

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Michael Novak Shows Us What ‘Used To Be’

As much as we may see the supposedly sudden pop stars that is a very rare occurrence. The real stars are the artists that hold on to their dreams even if they need to be but on hold for a while. The love of music will remain as long as you allow it. Our recent […]

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Extra Time Spaces It Out With ‘Songs With Long Titles’

With much of modern music going the all digital route there seems to be some soul lost. The amount of production tricks and tools used to “fix” every note suck out the natural life of well written songs. Fortunately there are still bands like Extra Time out there that are keeping the classic sound alive. […]