Ten years behind a drum kit will teach a musician plenty about patience. Sometimes, though, it takes a pandemic to finally push someone to the front of the stage. Paul Totten’s debut album, Brightland Shines, is exactly that kind of arrival. It’s the sound of a percussionist-turned-songwriter finally stepping into his own voice, after years
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Can six songs and seventeen minutes say everything that needs saying about heartbreak, bad decisions, and the stubborn flicker of hope that survives both? Kyle Bagwell makes a strong case for yes on his debut EP, Love’s Gone Again. It’s a record that never wastes a line, and it announces a songwriter who already knows
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There is not much more powerful than finding your perfect musical companion. We all start on our own and create from our own minds but when the right person comes along the combination of two like minds can bring the music, and the creativity to a whole higher plane. This seems to be the case
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As a band grows and matures, you will often find their sound changing. This development is great as members work together towards a common goal. A downside of this is that sometimes the individual members lose their own path along the way. One way to alleviate this is to produce a solo record every now
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