Album Review: Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
In 2009, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros had immense success with their single “Home”. During the past four years, they stayed hovering over the success of that one song. Read More
Becky G – Play It Again EP
The young 16 year old MC Becky G has been releasing songs mainly on Youtube for a few years now and has been getting major recognition as the next big thing. Read More
Bakersfield – Vince Gill, Paul Franklin
MCA Recording and 20 Grammy Award-winning artist Vince Gill and famed steel guitarist, Paul Franklin, are proud to announce the release of their new album Bakersfield that comes out July Read More
Luke Bryan – Crash My Party
Luke Bryan looks to continue his success with his new album “Crash My Party” set to be released on August 13th. His last album “Tailgates and Tanlines” was one of the Read More
Capital Cities – In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery
Capital Cities hearing their mega hit “Safe and Sound”. In there new album “In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery” there songs are the hottest ultimate summer anthem for 2013. The Read More
The Lonely Island – The Wack Album
The Lonely Island has been one of the most successful if not the most successful comedy music group. The three guys first formed the group on Saturday Night Live in Read More
Review: Lorde – The Love Club EP
Sixteen year old songstress Lorde (Ella Yelich) from New Zealand released her debut EP The Love Club this year in her home country, and earlier this month it became available to purchase Read More
50 Essential Songs For The Best Day At The Beach Playlist Ever
It’s summertime! The beach is the place to go this summer. Time to break out the earphones and get ready to hit the beach with these hot tracks to listen Read More
Pet Shop Boys – Electric
The 2013 release from the veteran British Synthpop duo Pet Shop Boys features eight new songs, plus a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s anti-war track Last to Die. Stuart Price, best Read More
Review: David Lynch – The Big Dream
Film auteur David Lynch has released his new sophomore album The Big Dream, which carefully builds a recognizable, modern blues sound that carries on throughout the entire work. That is, whatever modern Read More
Switchfoot – Vice Verses
With seven quality studio albums, millions of album sales, and a Grammy win, Switchfoot has repeatedly proven to be a band worth listening to.The track all together is an impressive Read More
J. Cole – Born Sinner
J. Cole returns with his follow up to his highly successful first album with his second album “Born Sinner” released on June 14. J. Cole takes a step into the right direction with Read More
Dana Fuchs – Bliss Avenue
Dana Fuchs is releasing yet another powerful track this vocalist, songwriter is incredible and can certainly be heard in her CD. The album she released on July 9th is full Read More
Jay Sean – Neon
Jay Sean returns with his fourth studio album “Neon” set to be released on July 30th. Jay Sean made a huge splash in the US in 2009 with his #1 Read More
Review: Matt Nathanson – Last of the Great Pretenders
San Francisco-based singer and songwriter Matt Nathanson’s album, Last of the Great Pretenders, is the successor to his 2011 release Modern Love. Opener “Earthquake Weather” is a shaky start in Read More
40 Essential Songs For Your Summer Road Trip Playlist
Summertime means getting away from it all and enjoying the open roads. If you’re planning to drive on route 66 all the way to California from New Jersey or just Read More
Robin Thicke – Blurred Lines
Back in 2004, Robin Thicke released his second studio album “The Evolution of Robin Thicke” which ended up going platinum with the help of his hit song “Lost Without You”. Read More
Review: Bell X1 – “Chop Chop”
Bell X1 is bringing their sixth studio album, Chop Chop, over from Ireland to this great big land mass called America. With laid-back melodies and twinkly instrumentals, Chop Chop is Read More
Review: Jay-Z’s “Magna Carta Holy Grail”
Magna Carta Holy Grail is Jay-Z’s current solo hip-hop album. Now, after 2011’s Watch The Throne collaboration with Kanye, and even with the release of Ye’s own Yeezus earlier this summer, Read More
Ayah Marar – The Real
One of the biggest names in dance music in the UK, Ayah Marar, is getting ready to take the US by storm with her debut album “The Real” set to be released on July Read More
Relient K – Collapsible Lung
Relient K introduced their seventh album called Collapsible Lung, which was released on July 23rd, 2013. The name of the album comes from the title track “Collapsible Lung”, which is Read More
DEVO – Hardcore
DEVO’s Hardcore documents the group’s beginning as pre-punk outcasts in the fertile Akron, Ohio, underground rock scene. Spawned at the nearby college of Kent State, site of the infamous May Read More
Ciara’s Self Titled Album “Ciara”
Ciara has had her fair share of up and downs since releasing her first album back in 2004. She first came in very strong with her first two albums going Read More
Merry Clayton – The Best Of Merry Clayton
The unmistakable voice of Merry Clayton – whose fiery vocal complemented Mick Jagger’s lead on The Rolling Stones’ immortal “Gimme Shelter” in 1969 – is front and center on The Read More
Dessa – “Parts of Speech” Review
Call it hip-hop, call it pop, call it spoken word poetry. No matter what, it’s impossible to pinpoint a specific category for artist Dessa and her newest album Parts of Read More
Jamspreader’s Fourth Of July Playlists
Fourth of July is the time to celebrate America’s Independence, layback at a BBQ, watch fireworks, and enjoy some good tunes. We compiled very patriotic playlists of songs to help Read More
Pretty Lights – “A Color Map of the Sun” Review
It’s been nearly three years since Denver’s Derek Vincent Smith, also known as the man behind Pretty Lights, issued a new album, and his newest release, A Color Map of the Sun was Read More
Selena Gomez – “Stars Dance”
Stars Dance is the upcoming debut studio album by American singer and actress Selena Gomez. The album serves as her solo debut, with Gomez having previously released material as part Read More
Baths – “Obsidian”
Upon first listening to Obsidian, the sophomore album from artist Baths (Will Wiesenfeld), I wasn’t really sure what to expect. It isn’t uncommon anymore to come across moody, introspective electronic Read More
Bronze Radio Return – “Up, On & Over”
Bronze Radio Return strides in this June with their fourth album Up, On & Over, displaying a brand of alternative-folk-pop that seems soaked in summer sunshine for 2013. Thanks to the Read More