Category: Artist Promotion
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Garret T. Willie, ‘Bill’s Cafe’
There’s a real risk in naming an album after a family landmark. It can come off forced, like a marketing angle dressed up as sincerity. Garret T. Willie avoids that trap completely on Bill’s Café, because the record actually sounds like it grew out of that place rather than being…
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BUSHMAN, ‘Reggae In Nashville’
“Reggae in Nashville” by BUSHMAN is a song with actual backbone. It is a track that feels like it knows exactly what it’s doing. The production sits in that interesting space between classic reggae and what’s happening now. You hear the weight of the tradition everywhere. Bob Marley and Peter…
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Julia Thomsen, ‘Sweet Magnolia’
Julia Thomsen has released something genuinely calming with “Sweet Magnolia,” a new piano piece that catches you the moment it starts. The composition moves with purpose, letting piano notes breathe in a way that feels almost conversational. The composer clearly understood the difference between sparse and empty, between uncomplicated and…
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Nathan Bryce and Loaded Dice, ‘Gone Since Texas’
Nathan Bryce and Loaded Dice have released “Gone Since Texas,” a song built from something real. A Texas show. Someone standing in the crowd wearing a dragonfly pin. A drive back to Missouri after the lights went down and what felt like a normal goodbye turned into something harder to…
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Concrete Club, ‘People Like Us’
I caught Concrete Club’s new single “People Like Us” on Emu Bands last week and I haven’t stopped thinking about it. Right from the opening, that funky indie guitar just grabs you. It’s the kind of riff that makes you want to move, and when the drums come in it…
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