Delta Rae’s Bottom Of The River appeared last year on A Little More Vodka, following up with a listing of Best Of Vodka 2012. Here the band teams up with Lindsey Buckingham for If I Loved You, from the groups latest 5-song EP, Chasing Twisters (November 2013), a mid-tempo rocker that is full of emotion. You can find a host of information on Delta Rae by visiting the band’s web site, which includes purchase links for i-Tunes for Chasing…
Read MoreDella Mae appeared about a year ago on A Little More Vodka, with I Built This Heart. During the year, the girls have been busy, signing with Rounder Records, releasing a new full-length, This World Oft Can Be, from which Empire (above) comes, and being nominated for a Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album. Kudos to this great blue-grass troupe for so much deserved success! You can find a treasure trove of information on Della Mae by visiting the band’s web site. Including purchase options for This…
Read MoreThere’s a simple bit of fun in the light pop musings of Danielle Ate The Sandwich. She was reviewed about a year ago here on A Little More Vodka with her release of Faith In A Man, from the 2012 long-player, Like A King. Pet Store is also from that long-player. For whatever reason, Danielle’s web site has gone dark, but she still maintains her bandcamp.com and Facebook links, two name two. If you have not as yet checked out Danielle…
Read MoreNote: The video no longer exists and there is no replacement for it. Most of the band’s other links are also dead. You may recall The Aquaducks fun fusion of jazz, rock, and r&b, from about a year ago when we highlighted the single, Fuel The Funk. Now the band has released (November 2013) a seven-song self-titled LP, and you can find Fuel The Funk along with This Far (shown here). The LP clocks in at 36 minutes and change. This is party music, and that is something that The Aquaducks hang their hats on-And it’s fun! You can find more information on…
Read MoreNote: The originally sourced video is no longer available, however, we did find a replacement here: Kamali Kasumu released the single Gone back in June 2012, but when he released his long-player, Planet Kasumu a year later, Gone was included. Singer, song-writer Kamali Kasumu weaves today’s pop sensibility with modern R&B and Soul to conjure up a sound that is very pleasing indeed. Kamali has some wonderful pipes to reproduce those sounds with, too, as evidenced here. Kamali is a Nigerian native who now resides…
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