June 15, 2020

Canadian Singer-Songwriter Julian Taylor Delivers Personal, Heartfelt Songs on ‘The Ridge’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

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Just one quick listen to the opening title track “The Ridge” and it’s clear that Canadian singer-songwriter has that special touch which is rather remarkable as this is major label

Digitalization in the Entertainment Industry: What Does the Future Hold?

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Media and the way we engage with entertainment is continually evolving. When Apple introduced the iPod Shuffle, it changed the way we listened to music. Although the concept of MP3

SONG PREMIERE: Suit of Lights Create Infectious, Guitar-driven Art Pop on “Rock Paper Scissors”

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In October of next year, Joe Darone will turn 50.   For the last 30+ years, he has consistently created music and visual art.   Darone’s musical journey began in the late

Brian Wilson/Van Dyke Parks Duet Album Orange Crate Art’ Sees Expanded 25th Anniversary Reissue (ALBUM REVIEW)

Jim Hynes June 15, 2020 2 Comments

You may know the collaborative album, SMILE, from Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks but may have missed their reprised duet, Orange Crate Art, which Omnivore Records is celebrating with

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Canadian Singer-Songwriter Julian Taylor Delivers Personal, Heartfelt Songs on ‘The Ridge’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Digitalization in the Entertainment Industry: What Does the Future Hold?

SONG PREMIERE: Suit of Lights Create Infectious, Guitar-driven Art Pop on “Rock Paper Scissors”

Brian Wilson/Van Dyke Parks Duet Album Orange Crate Art’ Sees Expanded 25th Anniversary Reissue (ALBUM REVIEW)

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