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Cathleen Ireland’s “Do You Care” Turns Digital Rejection Into a Pop Exorcism

There was a time when heartbreak arrived through a slammed door, a dead telephone line, or a letter returned unopened. Now it comes through a glowing rectangle informing you that the person...

MIRACLES HIDDEN IN ORDINARY DAYS!

Gratitude can be an act of memory. It asks us to look backward, not simply at what went wrong, but at everything that somehow carried us forward. “God glory rise upon you”...

Album: Back To The Truth by Ricky Z.

Ricky Z. has spent 25 years as one of LA's most in-demand session guitarists, with credits running through Steven Tyler, John Fogerty, Josh Groban, Alan Parsons, and a Latin Grammy for his...

Album: Brightland Shines by Paul Totten

Brightland Shines is Paul Totten's independent debut, but the path to it is anything but a beginner's story. Totten started as a percussionist, earning his BA in Percussion Performance and touring the...

Album: American Cosmic Revival Vol. 2 by Christian Parker, Patrick Cleary, Earl Poole Ball

Following last year's American Cosmic Revival Vol. 1: Back At Home, which paid direct tribute to the International Submarine Band's Safe At Home, Christian Parker and Patrick Cleary widened the lens considerably...

Album: Blues Grass by Arlen Roth

Arlen Roth has been at this since he was nine years old, played the first Woodstock reunion concert in 1970, and has spent the decades since working alongside everyone from Simon and...
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Album: Discovery by Saniel Woods

The stunning beauty of Switzerland never ceases to impress us with its exceptional quality in every aspect. Recently, I've observed a remarkable charm, particularly among artists in the electronic and techno scenes. One...

Cover: Ready Or Not (Pain Inside) by Jay Blakcs

The American hip-hop artist Jay Blakcs, hailing from Springfield, MA, released a tribute to the iconic hip-hop group, the Fugees, last November. Let’s explore more details below. Drawing inspiration from the classic version...

Album: Reflections by Robert McGinty

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Single Review: Alex Krawczyk “A Song for You”

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