Street Performers Like ‘The Soloist’ In Your Neighborhood
You never know when you’ll find treasure lying right under your nose, or in some cases right down the street, on the street. This was … Read more
D Grant Smith
Experience Schubert on the Beach
People have different ideas for what a tranquil setting looks like. For some, it’s an afternoon on the beach with the sun shining, the waves … Read more
‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ Gets Majestic Reinvention With Aston
Based on the performance of Aston I would say resoundingly so. Their unique rendition of the grunge rock anthem of teen rebellion from the early 90s, … Read more
Royal Concertgebouw Faces Extinction
Classical music has faced many daunting challenges in the past decade. In the US, smaller amounts of grants supporting the arts have made fundraising for … Read more
Star Wars Without The Music Is Seriously Awkward
Film scores are crucial in epic movies, especially during long pans of territory or a fly over shot revealing a massive army ready to lay … Read more
The ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Trilogy Returns With Live Symphony Accompaniment
How powerful is the film score for Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring? Howard Shore’s symphonic score to the first piece of … Read more
Madi Diaz Seeks Just A Kiss
Indie artists take many different routes in connecting with their fanbase and growing their brand. For some, it’s constant touring, others use releasing a series … Read more
Birdy Returns With Words As Weapons
When a music prodigy emerged on the forefront of Pop radio with covers of Bon Iver and Ed Sheeran , Jasmine van den Bogaerde amazed … Read more
Review: Trevor Hall’s Chapter Of The Forest
Three years ago I was introduced to a long-haired songwriter who meshed Christian stories with Eastern religion through an acoustic folk styled reggae backdrop. It … Read more
Something May Catch Fire with Chuck Ragan
Indie folk act Chuck Ragan has been hard at it, spending the past few years compiling a series of folk songs that jump out and … Read more
Dry The River Releases 2nd Full Album
This year marks a return for Londonbased folk rock quartet Dry The River. Their folkrock stylings have garnered audiences on several continents, particularly following a … Read more
Purchase Essay Online
Essay writing requires a good understanding of the area that the student is writing the essay on. This then means that they have to research … Read more
Punk Gets Piano with Diane Birch
Prior to 2009, only certain music circles knew much of Diane Birch. Sharing a story of musical (and childhood) upbringing very similar to Katy Perry … Read more
The Evolution of New Guitar Masters: Joe Bonamassa
Since I didn’t grow up in the 1960s or 70s, I can only imagine what people expected when they went to see a Jimi Hendrix, … Read more
Re-Introducing Dave Barnes
I was first introduced to his music in 2010, with the release of What We Want, What We Get (on the Razor & Tie label). … Read more