Tysa Banks’ reviews Ledisi’s latest release “Turn Me Loose” which she describes as “like Sade with a kick, but in other parts she’s vibrant with an attitude like Mary J. Blige.”

Our review of Setting Sun’s “Fantasurreal,” their fourth full-length album, available on June 1st.

by Greg Ragland
It’s not often I get excited about an Album that has yet to come out. I tend to shy away from reading the hype about coming releases, because let’s face it – PR is supposed to push Artists to get them airplay, favorable reviews and buzz. It was these things I pondered as [...]

Studio albums have always been a strange beast to me. They are usually a clean, straight ahead version of the music a performer is (or has) become known for, and they generally don’t expand past what they are expected to deliver

Our review of one of the best bands on the independent scene, ilyAIMY, with their latest release “A Gift for Saint Cecilia.” Their sound is a nice blend of country, metal, acoustic rock, neo-folk, with flickers of bluegrass and sometimes strokes of R&B with masterful, poetic lyrics.

Tysa Banks reviews American Idol Alumni, Katharine McPhee’s “Unbroken,” which focuses on getting through tough times with perseverance.

Our review of The Cliks’ “Dirty King”, who Georgie PenDragon says “Should Rilo Kiley and Sam Phillips ever have a life-changing encounter in a dark alley, they could easily fuse into this creature known as The Cliks.”

John Harvill’s review of Spiral Beach’s “The Only Really Thing,” indie rock which hit John’s high standards of groovy.

Our review of Gin Wigmore’s “Holy Smoke” release coming in March – we love her and know this won’t be your last look at this rising superstar in the music industry. She is one to watch in 2010!

Our review of “White Roses Painted Red” by Smoke & Mirrors, that takes the listener on a 23-song journey down the rabbit’s hole to Wonderland.