eMpulse (MySpace) is the brainchild of DJ Reed McGowan (Facebook, Twitter) from New York City. All songs written by Reed, with the collaborative efforts of co-producers Matt Moss, Finbarr Massi, Warren Rigg, Richard Morel, Quentin Harris and more. The project is a unique blend of dance genres and an aural snapshot of pop culture & politics. The subject matter is a brutal and catharticepiteph of modern life, an electronic slam on society.
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Plushgun’s Daniel Ingala: Their Artistry and Supporting Marriage Equality
We recently spoke with Daniel Ingala of Plushgun, the Brooklyn-based post-punk, synth-driven, indie pop trio, about their exposure through MySpace and the positive and negative impacts of the digital revolution in the music industry, what inspires their music, the non-profits he supports and the Zachary Quinto connection!
JayBezz – Evolove
Our review of new openly gay R&B artist, JayBezz’s new album, “Evolove.”
Tiësto and Sneaky Sound System – “I Will Be Here” Video
Tiësto and Sneaky Sound System’s “I Will Be Here” is the first single of Tiësto’s upcoming artist album “Kaleidoscope”, set for release on October 6th! Check out the exclusive video release on MySpace!
Annie Lennox – The Annie Lennox Collection
Annie Lennox, the most successful female British artist in pop music history, is releasing a 14-song retrospective, bringing together her finest solo work and two new songs available exclusively in this collection. Spanning 15 years, The Annie Lennox Collection is also available in a limited deluxe CD/DVD edition includes hits from her four top-selling solo albums Diva (1992), Medusa (1995), Bare (2003) and last year’s highly praised that we reviewed, Songs of Mass Destruction (2007). The timeless music selected for this collection uniquely reflects the essence of the singer’s instantly recognizable brand of soul music on tracks like “Why,” “Walking on Broken Glass” and “No More ‘I Love You’s’” — a song that earned Lennox one of her four Grammys.
Cut Copy – In Ghost Colours
The electro-pop movement has taken over dance floors and IPods just about everywhere lately, and the Australian-based Cut Copy is treading right along with. The band’s eclectic mix of rock, disco and synthesizer melodies proves to be an exciting change for modern music, ironically enough by going back a few decades. With a sound reminiscent of 1980’s pop funk beats (but with significantly more edge) Copy’s sophomore album In Ghost Colours is engaging music fans across the globe.
Antony and The Johnsons – The Crying Light
Trying to pinpoint or box-in musically Antony and The Johnsons is very difficult. The easiest comparison is a experimental cross between Tori Amos, Bjork and Judy Garland combined – but it doesn’t distill the power of their music. The Crying Light is an exploration of his relationship with the natural world, the music is haunting, intimate, magical, captivating, artistic, poetic and challenging to you the listener, and to those who make music for a living….this is a compelling album.
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Matt Morris – Backstage at Bonnarroo and Other Acoustic Performances
Matt Morris, remember the name America, because this gentleman is going places. He’s playful, seductive, fun, and has heart and soul in his music. Signed to Justin Timberlake’s Tennman Records, this teaser to his full release is nothing short of incredible. I haven’t heard a singer this real or solid or captivating in a long, long time.
Semi Precious Weapons – We Love You
I love Semi Precious Weapons, they are loud, they are FUN, they are bold, unapologetic and they are everything glam rock and roll should be. This is a band worth getting really excited about.
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