Festa do Sexo by Human Groove Hormone

dance around happily to the verses. rock out to the chorus. be moved by the jazzy interlude. then rock out and dance around some more. 

Festa do Sexo by Human Groove Hormone

Future Dream by Tom Getter Slack

Tom Getter Slack is a veteran songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with a knack for great songwriting and arrangements. After years of varied musical endeavors, and a slew of songwriting accolades, Tom settled in to writing and recording DIY productions of his songs. The latest collection, an introspective yet poignant set of tunes collected over the years, is now available in a remarkable new album called Looking Glass.

Future Dream by Tom Getter Slack

On Something New by Renee Wahl

This is something Renée Wahl seems to have realized instinctively from an early age. As an alternative country/Americana/Rockabilly artist, Wahl has followed a non-traditional path to a career in music, and yet no one who has known her over the years would ever question her destination. Wahl enrolled in the musical theater program at Staten Island’s Wagner College only to find college life mundane. Finding her way to Philadelphia, Wahl became a regular on the local Indie music scene. After a stint in the US Air Force, where Wahl served first as a flight specialist and later as a physicist and educator, she returned to music. Eventually making her way to Nashville, Wahl’s affable personal style helped her network with some of the brightest lights on Music Row. This combined with her natural talents as a singer and a songwriter have Wahl poised on the verge of widespread name recognition.

On Something New by Renee Wahl

I Just Found Out About Love by Erin Dickins

After a decade plus hiatus from the music business, jazz vocalist Erin Dickins is back with a new album and a new attitude. A founding member of the original jazz vocal group Manhattan Transfer, Dickins’ latest CD Nice Girls is a collection of beautifully recorded, exquisitely performed and brilliantly chosen gems - from cool sultry ballads to swinging arrangements. The release is the perfect soundtrack to Dickins’ comeback.

I Just Found Out About Love by Erin Dickins

Just Rolling by ALLJOOK

If your want a song to listen to as you drive home with the sun setting behind you after a long day then this is it. Its the opening song from the album ‘girls can’t catch up’ which is available free from www.alljook.bandcamp.com

Just Rolling by ALLJOOK

The Lesson by Tracorum

Title track for the 2011 release “The Lesson” by San Francisco’s original Rock n Soul band Tracorum.

The Lesson by Tracorum

End of Another Day by The Driftwood Sailors

The Driftwood Sailors are a “Swag Rock” band that play what can best be described as music with an old soul and new groove. End of Another Day mixes elements of folk and pop rock with a laid back approach. Check out www.thedriftwoodsailors.com for more info and a free demo. Enjoy!

End of Another Day by The Driftwood Sailors

Made Up My Mind by Broni

Almost two years on from releasing his debut album Every Thought I’ve Had Since I Was 10, Broni is gearing up for a big 2011 with the upcoming release of his follow up LP; To Get Her, Together. Returning with more personal tales of life and love with his unique view of the world, Broni’s sophomore album is a sincere ode to the simple things in life and the quirks that arise from youth and love. 

Made Up My Mind by Broni

Moby Dick by Glass Wave

The members of Stanford, California-based Literary-Rock band Glass Wave understand this better than most. Comprised of three professors, a Ph.D. candidate and an upstart jazz drummer, Glass Wave seeks to bring the exuberance of rock n roll to bear on the world of literature. Taking on the works of Edgar Allan Poe, Ovid, Sigmund Freud, Jane Austen and others, Glass Wave recast classic tales from new and surprising perspectives against musical arrangements that incur thoughts of groups such as Pink Floyd, Jefferson Airplane, Jerry Garcia and even The Decemberists.

Moby Dick by Glass Wave

Ramblin Man by Greg Susoreny

For Greg Susoreny, it’s been a long time coming. His debut as a songwriter and recording artist is the fulfillment of a genuine passion carried in his heart over several years. While his arrival in music comes after starting several businesses in other industries, he is not ending something; he’s just getting started. With the sharp contemplation and adult contemporary/country sound that defines his music, time spent listening to Greg feels like talking over beers with Kenny Cheseny and Don Henley. All insight, and no hangover.

Ramblin Man by Greg Susoreny

Around Again by Sampson-Carroll

Sampson-Carroll is the music project of Jeff Sampson (voices) and Sean Carroll (guitar synth)

Around Again by Sampson-Carroll

The Last Midway by When Summer's Gone

Hailing from the failed steel town of New Castle, Pennsylvania, When Summer’s Gone embodies the spirit of a populace convinced their best days are behind them but still can’t quite give up hope for the future. Dave Graziani handles vocals and guitar while drummer/bassist Chris Lepri provides the rhythmic background that keeps the duo on track.

The Last Midway by When Summer's Gone

You Don't Have To by Metropolis America

Metropolis America is irreverent indie rock like if The Cure and Madonna had a child. Their sound is catchy, yet disaffected, Cold Pop, if you will. Lyrically, the message is the message. The news is that there is news.

You Don't Have To by Metropolis America

Story Time by Trey Green

A comedy music god who genuinely rocks his face off, much like Tenacious D, Green has earned a reputation as the illegitimate love child of Pearl Jam and Spinal Tap with his wild blend of college/college-dropout humor and sterling commitment to giving you the best time of your life. Don’t get it twisted, though. Trey Green isn’t just about the chuckles. This idiot straight up rocks.

Story Time by Trey Green

Home by Brett Ryan Stewart

Brett Ryan Stewart is a Nashville singer/songwriter whose lyrics lend a deep look into the artist’s life experience of loss, purpose and hope. The Delaware transplant and self-taught guitarist has a distinct indie/pop sound peppered with a southern influence which named him “…a talent worth watching!” by Performing Songwriter Magazine.

Home by Brett Ryan Stewart

Salsanova

The new project by Dominican guitarist Felipe Baez, Auffant is a synthesis of nylon string guitar, Afro Caribbean rhythms and electronic elements that pushes the envelope of traditional guitar music. Salsanova is the second track of the new album. For more info visit auffant.com, and feel free to drop us a line. Enjoy!

Salsanova

Sirens by Here Lies The Hero

We are a post- metal/ positive band from Midland, TX. And you’ll just have to check it to see what ya think. =] Thanks for your time, a whole, whole, lot! You like it, get ahold of us on myspace, facebook, twitter, or Reverbnation. =]

Sirens by Here Lies The Hero

Get By by Jaybeemusic

Heartbreak hotel! From the album Wanderlust by Jaybeemusic. www.jaybeemusic.com

Get By by Jaybeemusic

Backroads and Sunsets by Seth and Zakk

This Cape Cod, Massachusetts based duo, formally Seth Simonelli and Zakk Bates, kick out tight sets of acoustic pop/rock with edge on record and on stage, and keep their feet on the ground in everyday life as silly, simple humans. Much like Dashboard Confessional, it’s goofy kids with twitchy teen angst hung on expertly catchy melodies. Also much like Dashboard Confessional, it’s almost always about a girl.

Backroads and Sunsets by Seth and Zakk

Pretty Picture Frame by Holly Long

Having crafted 4 albums over the past decade in her pop/funk/soul hybrid style with a string of top-shelf producers, singer/songwriter, Holly Long communicates her passion and worldview with an evocative sound in league with Annie Lenox, Sarah McLachlan, and Carly Simon. It’s not just about the music, though. Much like for her chanteuse heroines, music is about connection and community. It’s where she finds herself, and how she makes her contribution to the world.

Pretty Picture Frame by Holly Long