Giovannie & the Hired Guns: Ramon Ayala Review
When old feels new again. That’s a phrase that could be used to describe Stephenville, TX band Giovannie & the Hired Guns. Fronted by Mexican-American Giovannie Yanez, the group’s built …
Review: Catholic Guilt – Live for the Rush
When you’ve seen as many music videos as I have, and have been a part of making music videos as well, you gain an appreciation for both the well-made, high …
Nathan Leigh – House on Stilts Review
Singer, songwriter, composer and animator Nathan Leigh began work on what would become the stop-motion animated visual for his House on Stilts EP back in 2011, originally planning it to …
Barenaked Ladies New Disaster Review
If you grew up in the 90’s, you are fully aware of who the Barenaked Ladies are, if only from their mega-hit “One Week”. Though the group has a number …
Cole Gallagher Music Video Review: Don’t You Know
In songwriting, “digging your own grave” is often a metaphor used for putting yourself in a bad situation. In Nashville songwriter Cole Gallagher‘s latest video for “Don’t You Know”, the …
Urban Renewal Project Music Video Review: Will to Survive (feat. Vic Mensa)
The Urban Renewal Project is a sixteen-piece collective known for its genre-bending original music combining elements of jazz, hip hop and vintage soul. As the group was preparing their next full-length release, recent events …
FUR Music Video Review: When You Walk Away (Part 1)
UK act FUR have always gravitated towards classic songwriting and rock n’ roll in their music, and on their latest single and video, their old school style melds perfectly with …
Review: Jason Hawk Harris Music Video “Jordan and the Nile”
Grief and healing permeate singer-songwriter Jason Hawk Harris‘ latest album Thin Places, and none more than on the meditative single “Jordan and the Nile”. The song incorporates Harris’ training in …
Tongue Tied Music Video Review: The Carousel Predicament
Ever feel like your tongue just gets away from you, to the point you just wish you could cut it off to save yourself the embarrassment? Well that’s what The …
Breanna Barbara – Diamond Light Review
New York’s Breanna Barbara has been taking her music, inspired by psychedelic rock, blues and Americana, on a journey through the world, that has equally inspired the music she’s made. …
FXRLY – Revolution Music Video Review
Beginning as a band, FXRLY (pronounced ‘Farley’) evolved into a solo project for Dylan Frederick. Taking inspiration from modern punk and pop punk artists, FXRLY creates his own brand of …
OVRGRWN – Wasteland Music Video Review
Indie synth-pop duo OVRGRWN‘s music takes inspiration from the retro sounds of 80’s film scores, while also blending in modern alternative and dance sounds. On their latest single “Wasteland”, the …
