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Carver Commodore Combats Cruel Kings with Latest Single, "Queens" Image by Sam Street Fighting against the man is a long-held tradition in rock music, and Alabama-based alternative rock band Carver Commodore is keeping up the tradition with their latest single, "Queens." Dropped on August 20th, 2021, the track is the first single from Carver Commodore's …
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Emblem3: "Champagne Dreams is a warm getaway in a sometimes frigid world.” If you didn’t spend your fourth of July weekend listening to “Champagne Dreams” by Emblem3, you were definitely missing out! After rising to fame on The X Factor USA, the Southern California Rock/Hip-Hop/Pop powerhouse trio is back with another banger. Emblem3 is back …
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An "Anti-Quarantine Album" In the future, the "quarantine album" will be seen as a trademark of the music industry in 2020. Due to the shutdown of live entertainment, many musicians were forced to stay home. For those with the means to produce and record, this led to the creation of DIY music. Plenty of time …
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https://www.youtube.com/embed/6dMpeylC2f4 Myths, Conspiracy Theories, And Other Stuff I Made Up To Sound More Interesting was released on April 17, 2020. Music has always been an important facet to activism, and nothing has changed in 2020. One New York City-based indie activist group, Nathan Leigh & The Crisis Actors, recently released an album, Myths, Conspiracy Theories, …
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Blake Hornsby has been performing music around Boone, North Carolina and Chattanooga, Tennessee since late 2015. Although Teetering on the Edge of the Void is technically his fourth album, it is the first of Blake's to be done professionally, and features a more mature sound thanks to additional instrumental accompaniment by Sam Fanthrope (Violin/Cello), Jonathon Sale (Tablas/Doumbeks/Djembe), Joseph Ridolfo (Sitar), Jerry Wallace (Digeridoo), and Jake Can Valkenberg (Backup Vocals). The album is the final release of a conceptual trilogy, and was entirely composed, arranged, and written by Blake, who composed it "far and wide....From the Himalayan Mountains to an apartment in a small mountain town to the holy city of Rishikesh to the breweries of North Carolina to the Appalachian foothills of Tennessee."