I am loving this album. A ton. I have been doing a little guest blogging on another site and my latest post is about this awesome debut album by Chris Mann. Check it out here – Chris Mann – Roads (2012)
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Chris Mann – Roads
Posted: 31st October 2012 by Matt in Album Review, MusicTags: Chris Mann, Christina Aguilera, NBC, Roads, The Voice
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Whitney Houston ft R Kelly – “I Look To You”
Posted: 30th September 2012 by Matt in Album Review, Entertainment - General, MusicTags: greatest hits, I Look to you, R. Kelly, rip, tribute, whitney houston, Whitney Houston ft R Kelly - "I Look To You"
Giovanni Orlando via Compfight Apparently (and not shockingly) a new Whitney Houston greatest hits album will be released. All of the tracks are going to be remastered and a new duet of an old solo song will be included. That duet is “I Look to You” with R. Kelly. Years ago, R. Kelly wrong this [...]
Allen Stone – Allen Stone
Posted: 4th June 2012 by Matt in Album Review, Entertainment - General, MusicTags: album review, Allen Stone, Awesome music, Ed Sheeran, eric hutchinson, Pop, rock, self titled album, soul
I should have shared this musical gem a few months ago when I found out about him. It is a wonder to me that Allen Stone is not more well-known, however I think I kinda like it this way. His music can stay authentic and I can feel cool for knowing about him while others [...]
Afterglow Radio – Miles Away from Anywhere
Posted: 15th March 2012 by Matt in Album Review, Entertainment - General, MusicTags: Afterglow radio, Ana Reina, Evan and Jaron, Find yourself again, Homesick, miles away from anywhere, Nirvana, Pieces, Stratosphere, Sublime
Orlando-based rock band, Afterglow Radio, is back with their newest collection of songs on the LP, Miles Away from Anywhere. This album features more radio-friendly tracks than their previous CD, Find Yourself Again (2008). My friend Ana works with this band and she asked that I take a listen to the tunes and share on [...]
Joss Stone – LP1
Posted: 24th February 2012 by Matt in Album Review, MusicTags: Cry Myself to Sleep, Introducing, Joss Stone, Karma, LP1, Newborn, Somehow, The Soul Sessions
When Joss Stone first came on the music scene on her The Soul Sessions album, I think people were shocked at the soulful sound that came out of such a young british girl. I certainly jumped on the bandwagon, especially when the went the more pop-mainstream route on Introducing… Joss Stone’s first release without [...]
Ingram Hill
Posted: 22nd February 2012 by Matt in Album Review, MusicTags: Chicago, chris brown, cover songs, ingram hill, June's Picture Show, Will I Ever Make it Home, With You
Years ago my friend introduced me to Ingram Hill’s album June’s Picture Show and immediately I was hooked and continued sharing the love. This trio from Nashville has a distinct sound, but could have fit right into the mainstream singer-songwriter craze of the early 2000s. For some reason, at least from what I saw, they [...]
Amos Lee – As The Crow Flies EP
Posted: 7th February 2012 by Matt in Album Review, MusicTags: album stream, Amos Lee, As the Crow Flies, Christine D'Clario, EP, February 14th, Mission Bell, paste magazine, Violin
Amos Lee is amazing. I could potentially just end the conversation right here and not say much more. Amos Lee has been doing his thing for years and probably is the singer/songwriter of a song that you are familiar with or recognize. He’s got a distinct voice – raspy, raw, authentic and full of emotion. [...]
Delta Goodrem
Posted: 6th February 2012 by Matt in Album Review, MusicTags: Adele, Australia, Born to Try, dancing with the stars, delta, Delta goodrem, Hodkins lymphoma, in my own time, Innocent Eyes, longer, lost without you, Michael Bolton
I struggled a bit today about who to post about. Should I discuss the Super Bowl? Should I discuss how Madonna could have fallen off her platform or actually sung something? Nah… wasn’t feeling too inspired. My goal with this blog is to get at least one post a day, but there may be times [...]