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L-Beach features Electro-Queen Billie Ray Martin in Germany This April!
L-Beach, Europe’s biggest indoor women’s festival, features Electro-Queen Billie Ray Martin in Germany this April!
Laura Minor – Let Evening Come
Our review of the stunning Laura Minor and her latest album, “Let Evening Come.”
Nellie McKay – Normal As Blueberry Pie
Our review of fierce activist and performer, Nellie McKay, for her tribute to Doris Day: “Normal As Blueberry Pie.”
Bamboo Shoots – Graffiti and Colors
Lindsey Taylor’s review of upcoming rock stars, Bamboo Shoots, winner of MTVu’s Best Music on Campus contest.
The Black Eyed Peas Are The ‘Show Stoppers, Show Rockers’ with “The E.N.D.”
It’s not The E.N.D. (really) for The Black Eyed Peas (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace), but it is short for The Energy Never Dies, the fifth studio album from the Los Angeles-based quartet that have had no problems selling records (they are the best selling hip-hop group in music today, having sold over 26 million albums and counting worldwide). They are also extremely tied to activism and social awareness, including their creation of The Peapod Foundation, which encourages social change by uniting people through the universal language of music and supporting social issues affecting children children worldwide including shelter, hunger,health care, education, poverty and music education.
JayBezz – Evolove
Our review of new openly gay R&B artist, JayBezz’s new album, “Evolove.”
“Play My Cards for Me” – John Forté’s First Single, Free Download!
Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and producer John Forté is releasing his new single, “Play My Cards For Me”, is a powerful social commentary combined with hope and inspiration, bear witness to the remaking of a man and his struggle to remain free – they are a testament to his spiritual journey and proof that the phoenix can, and will, rise from the ashes.
Daniel Gray Invokes Invictus
The genre of Dance music can be a problematic one. At times both frenetic & shallow, the majority of releases in this format are formulaic. So imagine my surprise when I listened to the introduction of Invictus, expecting lighter fare, and getting a Spoken Word experience worthy of Jim Morrison.
La Roux’s North American Tour and “Bulletproof”
Check out the buzz on La Roux’s “Bulletproof.”
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