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Mitch Dalton Steps “Out Of The Shadows”

For decades, Mitch Dalton has been the ultimate go-to of British studios – the guitarist whose tasteful lines and impeccable feel have graced albums by everyone from Herbie Hancock to Quincy Jones, film scores, and countless jingles. If a session needed swing, sophistication, or that elusive “London sound,” Dalton was the first call. Yet while […]

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Interview

IBG Interview – 8 Questions With… Butter & The Genre

We can all agree that music is a lifelong passion. We may all take different roads through life. Careers, relationships, families, etc but music always remains. Our recent discovery Butter & The Genre lived life and had the experiences but now music is taking the lead again and starting to flow out of group, both […]

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Larry Douglas Proves The ‘Music Speaks For Me’

The power of music is that it will continue to expand with different sounds and variations of established genres. It will go on forever with new music for our ears to enjoy as well as classic songs that we know imagined in new variations. Our recent discovery Larry Douglas does a little of both on […]

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Ron Korb Delivers A Vibrant Tapestry of The World on ‘Global Canvas’

When you find a passion for something it can open up worlds you never even dreamed about. Especially if your passion is unique and off of the beaten path. Our new friend Ron Korb has found his niche in the world of the flute. He has become a master and is offering his newest album […]

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Jennifer Hill Explodes With ‘Love Bomb’

Anyone who has been part of the music industry knows that it is a tough business, especially for women. As much as that has changed over the past decade there is still a long way to go. Be one of the people trying to help make this equality come sooner like our recent discovery Jennifer […]

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The All’s Eye Unleashes Primal Energy On “The Simian”

The All’s Eye is a new genre-blending collaboration of guitarist Ari Joshua, drummer Ben Atkind (Elephantproof, formerly of Goose), and keyboardist Kris Yunker (Bearly Dead, formerly of Goose).  The band enlisted The String Cheese Incident percussionist Jason Hann for its vibrant new single, “The Simian”. A song about kicking habits and focusing forward on the […]

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Ken Serio Quartet Transports Us To a ‘Brooklyn Oasis’

When you truly love doing something, the drive to be the best at it is not a struggle. Passion mixed with dedication can lead to a lifetime of joy doing what you want to do. Our recent discovery Ken Serio is a testament to finding something he loves and putting all his heart and soul […]

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LD Levy Soothes and Shocks With ‘d n a n d’

Sometimes when diving into a new record you must be ready for the jolt of hearing something truly different. That is one of my joys as a reviewer but even I can be impressed with the uniqueness at times. That day has come again with d n a n d, the latest release from L.D. […]

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