Singer-songwriter Brion Riborn has a strong vocal presence on his latest long-player, Don’t look back, Never Look Back (December 2012) and knows his way around a catchy melody. Most of the songs here are mid-tempo pop tunes-though some are a bit faster and there are a hand full of ballads too. It makes for a nice listening variety. The video Get Back Up (Halleluja) is a single written specifically for the movie Annabelle and Bear back in 2010. You can find more…
Read MoreMay I present to you the beautiful voices and gentle music of Lily and Madeleine’s Back To The River from the January 2013 EP The Weight Of The Globe. These two will cause you to float away on a cloud. Close your eyes and let your mind wander where it will. The instruments are mostly understated, drawing attention to the wonderful vocal harmonies, trills and the underlying stories. I’m looking forward to hearing more from these two in the future. You…
Read MoreAlternative folk-pop artist Rocky Votolato is a pure singer-songwriter that has been making music from the heart since 2006. Here on Little Spring from his April 2012 long-player, Television Of Saints, Rocky shows no signs of slowing down. This stripped down acoustic performance of the lead-off track from the new long-player shows the mastery of Rocky’s guitar and vocal delivery. You can find more information on Rocky Votolato by visiting his web site which includes social links, bio and purchase options…
Read MoreSinger-songwriter and cat lover, Sam Hart has a beautiful tenor voice and plays a great lick on his acoustic guitar here on The Snowman from 2011. While the track does not appear on his new EP Ink, the EP features six great songs with the same pleasing melodic style and at a digital download price of just a dollar (or more) from his bandcamp site. That site links to his Facebook, YouTube channel and Twitter accounts as well. You can pick up…
Read MoreThanks to blogger arrogant-genius: for this posting of singer-songwriter Jen Cummings just recently released video track Before We Sail. Jen has a nice vocal delivery and the lyric is a really great story, even if the subject covered isn’t really new ground (the inherently fragile state of relationships). You can find out more information on Jen Cummings by visiting her Facebook and MySpace sites. Keep on writing and singing Jen, you’re doing a great job! (Source: http://arrogant-genius.tumblr.com/ )
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