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David Arn Offers “Before We Met” – A Delicate Tapestry of Intimacy

Continuing to push through the obstacles thrown in his way, our friend David Arn is back with his second release from his upcoming VENTRILOQUISM album. A lost voice has turned into recruiting talented singers to bring his songs to life. For this newest single singer Redeemed Rose is brought in. “Before We Met” is a […]

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PK Dwyer Puts It All Out There “Loud & Clear”

Street music or busker music has been a fabric of society since the beginning of time. It takes a special type of person to create a stage out of nowhere and perform for anyone who will listen. The 1970s busking scene of Seattle, and the whole Pacific Northwest for that matter, was led by busker […]

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David Anthony Zee Leaves His ‘Suitcase by the Door’

It’s always interesting to hear what an artist comes up with when revisiting work of theirs. Coming back to an old piece with fresh eyes and ears can inspire new life into even award-winning tracks. I’m excited to bring David Anthony Zee back to us with Suitcase by the Door (Remastered). What once was referred […]

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Robert Sarazin Blake Unleashes Untamed Emotion on “Let The Longing Run Wild And Free”

There is something to be said for an artist that can keep a music career going for decades. This is not an easy business but if you are doing what you love the struggles will fade away. Our new friend Robert Sarazin Blake has been making music for almost 30 years. Now ready to release […]

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The Kearns Family Finds Beauty in Solitude and Connection on “Together and Alone”

Sometimes the world evolves around an artist and a push is given to change their own world as well as their art. This maturity to accept fate and move forward peacefully is not always a common trait. Our new friend Pat Kearns has taken this leap and found a new peace. As well as a […]

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Rob Massard is an ‘Old Soul’

Detroit’s progressive folk artist Rob Massard returns with his latest offering, Old Soul, a heartfelt and introspective journey that transcends genre boundaries. This nine-track opus is a testament to Massard’s artistic maturity, showcasing his signature blend of folk, dream pop, and subtle progressive rock influences. A Tapestry of Sound and Emotion: From the vibrant opening […]

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Rob Massard is Heading ‘So Very High’

We always love seeing an artist hit their stride. That point when mental restrictions are lifted and musical freedom is achieved. It is then that songs seem to start pouring out at a waterfall pace. This seems to be the case for our recent discovery Rob Massard for the past few years.  The singer/songwriter from […]

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Midwest Dilemma is “Searching For The Cure for Loneliness”

Justin Lamoureux and his folk orchestra unearth deep-rooted layers of sound and storytelling in Midwest Dilemma’s Searching for the Cure of Loneliness, transforming folk tradition into something modern and intimate. The band creates a piece that’s both expansive and personal, blending big sound with moments where the music falls away, leaving just Justin’s voice –spotlighting […]