Country’s Hailey Whitters Asks “How Far Can It Go”
Hailey Whitters and Trisha Yearwood team up on the video for “How Far Can It Go”, a cute country-pop song about the power of love.
Steve Horowitz
Steven Horowitz has a Ph.D. in American Studies from the University of Iowa, where he continues to teach a three-credit online course on "Rock and Roll in America". He has written for many different popular and academic publications including American Music, Paste and the Icon. Horowitz is a firm believer in Paul Goodman's neofunctional perspective on culture and that Sam Cooke was right, a change is gonna come.
Colin Linden Waits “Until the Heat Leaves Town” Before Rising
Colin Linden’s latest single has a down and dirty vibe thanks to greasy slide guitar licks and lyrics about living in the street and hiding from the heat.
ANISE Calls on “Black Eve” to Save Us (premiere)
ANISE offers a sumptuous and sensuous tribute to what she calls “the Divine Feminine Power” on “Black Eve”, the title single from her forthcoming debut EP.
Matthew E. White Takes Us on a Joyride on ‘K Bay’
Matthew E. White’s K Bay puts you on a sonic roller coaster ride of ups and downs and dangerous curves. It’s a series of constant thrills.
Allie Dunn Feels the Power of “Tom Petty” (premiere)
Allie Dunn has more than a little Laurel Canyon in her soul, as evidenced by the folky and introspective nature of her song “Tom Petty”.
Miki Ratsula Takes Time to Breathe on “Suffocate”
Many of us know the feeling of giving more than we get from friends and relations. Miki Ratsula understands this and has learned the importance of self-care.
The Sweet Inspirations ‘Let It Be’ By Themselves 1967-1970
The Sweet Inspirations never achieved fame as an act beyond backup singers, but this anthology reveals what other artists like Elvis and Aretha always knew.
Dori Freeman Humorously Declares “I Am”
Americana artist Dori Freeman’s humorous, self-deprecating ditty falls midway between Popeye the Sailor Man and Neil Diamond on the “I Am” scale.
Chris Roberts Goes for a Ride in His “Chevy Van”
Singer-songwriter Chris Roberts covers “Chevy Van”, one of the most popular songs of 1975, on his latest EP Lost and Found.
Josh Rouse’s Isla Visit “12 Bars” on a Magic Night
Josh Rouse’s Isla release their latest single, “12 Bars”, a tune as gentle as a walk in the garden by the sea. It evokes feelings of careless love.
Jason Eady’s Soldier Wakes Up in the “French Summer Sun” or Does He?
War affects more than just the individual soldier. Texas singer-songwriter Jason Eady sings the lyrics in a plain voice as if explaining the facts of life.