Archive for April 2019

  Praise for One Piece at a Time the new album available now:   “A stately record, written at a point where Finn found himself in this in-between zone and redefines what he’s doing” – NPR Music “With a laser eye for detail and a keen ear for textural subtlety” – The Sunday Times “Fine,…

Los Angeles-based husband/wife duo Jim and Sam have released “Calling It Quits,” a new song that is prominently featured in their documentary After So Many Days, which recently premiered at the Dallas International Film Festival, and will screen at Northwestfest in Edmonton, Canada as the opening night film on May 2nd and at Cinetopia in Ann Arbor, MI May…

Aftering releasing his cricitally acclaimed album Storm Boy last year, Australian musician and multi-instrumentalist Xavier Rudd returns with a special summer mix of the fabulous titled track “Storm Boy”. The new mix is rich of vibrant zest that fully complements the original version. Mixed by Paul Harris, who is part of Grammy awarding winning electronica…

  Forget Raya – the hottest new dating app is Gusto, a destination for lovelorn misfits to find their future lovers! Okay, so Gusto isn’t a real app – but it is in the wild and wacky world of Guster’s new video for “Overexcited,” the band’s latest single which has been going strong in the…

Los Angeles alternative rock band Grizfolk announce their new full-length album Rarest Of Birds will be released on July 19th, 2019. The foursome will celebrate with a hometown album release show at The Troubadour that evening, followed by a west coast run of headline tour dates that takes them through Phoenix, Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco…

Los Angeles singer/songwriter Lily Kershaw will join Joshua Radin and The Weepies on their co-headline fall tour presented by SiriusXM’s Coffee House.  The tour launches on Tuesday, October 8th at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, CA and ends Saturday, November 9th at the James K. Polk Theater in Nashville, TN.  Tickets are on sale now.…

Danish sibling-rock-trio Velvet Volume have just announced an intimate gig at The Black Heart in Camden, London on 30th April. This will be the band’s first ever UK show. Get tickets from here. Listen & Share – “Fire” (Live @ DR Koncerthuset): Comprising of three young siblings, (twins, Noa (guitar) and Naomi (bass), alongside their drummer sister Nataja), the band have been creating a ripple across…

“An urgent, raucous affair, The Harmaleighs’ new single ‘Sorry, I’m Busy’ captures the paralyzing power of social anxiety through intimate lyrics and raw indie rock.” – Atwood Magazine “…a more powerful garage rock sound… traces of a personal folk rock approach that is much more expansive here.” – We All Want Someone To Shout For…

Last year, indie-folk outfit The Paper Kites released two albums – On the Corner Where You Live, the Australian band’s melancholic, mid-tempo companion to On the Train Ride Home, a surprise album drop for fans.  The Paper Kites (which includes lead vocalist Sam Bentley, vocalist Christina Lacy, guitarist Dave Powys, drummer Josh Bentley and bassist…

Guster has announced the dates for their third annual On The Ocean Weekend in Portland, Maine set for August 9th-11th. The last two editions of the summer gathering saw more than 5,000 Guster fans venture to the coastal New England city. The main event will be taking place at Thompson’s Point on Saturday, August 10th and…