URL: https://www.cathyhutch.com/bio/

Cathy Hutch’s latest release, entitled “Free Wheelin’” was engineered and produced by Paul Milner (Eddy Grant, Keith Richards, Matt Andersen, Glass Tiger), with Geoff Arsenault (Ray Bonneville, Dutch Mason, Matt Andersen) and Chris Corrigan; (Rita MacNeil, Mary Jane Lamond, Matt Minglewood). Hutch’s debut CD “Not Goin’ Back” was also recorded in Nashville and backed by stellar musicians such as Mike Brignardello, Pat Buchanan and Lonnie Wilson (Brooks and Dunn, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill).

URL: https://www.conorgainsband.com/music/

Conor Gains is opening a new chapter in his short career with the release of Compass, his first solo album, a ten song collection showing off his mastery of a number of styles and the willingness to bring them together without any stitching ever showing. His songwriting talents are prodigious enough that there’s a growing sense, listening to this release, that there’s nowhere he can’t go, nothing he can’t write about. The natural confidence coming from the structure of these compositions and their accompanying recordings is nothing less than inspiring and a little remarkable. Gains spent three years amassing a body of songs, nearly a hundred in all, that he finally mined for the ten we hear here. There’s riches in these performances you will not catch in a single listen and Compass is a release that holds up under multiple revisits.

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.l.davis.948

No matter what your persuasion, most people can agree that comedy has the power to make the world a better place. Whether you’re as good looking as a supermodel or as plain as a piece of paper, if you’re a funny person, you’re going to make it in this world. There’s a lot of really disgusting, sick and evil things that people do in America and all over the planet for absolutely no reason whatsoever. It’s hard just to get through the week anymore without hearing a somber story of loss or rage-inducing news of injustice. Comedy disrupts all of that chaos and mayhem and makes us forget about the pains of life for a moment.

URL: https://patientlyawaitingthemeteorite.band/

Patiently Awaiting the Meteorite’s debut single and video is for the grooving, 70s layered masterpiece “Electrified,” from their forthcoming first full albums, Canyon Diablo. The group comprised of an ongoing sonic collaboration of Dee and The Grand Brothers. Combining organic, powerful bass lines, thumping drums, walls of keyboards and surging melodic vocals melded to folky chanting, there’s a constant immediacy to the music on offer here but the more you play the song, the more carefully placed textures and unusual sonic elements radiate from the mix. Influences of classic psychedelic rock, modern upbeat folk, new wave and even a disco like shuffle permeate the many variations heard in this tune.