Self-described “emotronic” artist CEEM delivers an intriguingly stimulating new jam in “Better Than That,” a song that boldly fuses together shades of electropop, emo and post-punk for a wildly addictive summer cocktail that you won’t soon forget. “Better Than That” is structured around its enormous grooves, which create the perfect framework for the lush vocal track that serves as its sonic linchpin, and while it’s definitely one of the more danceable alternative singles that I’ve listened to this season, its incredible melodies will likely affect club-goers as much as it will casual pop fans and anyone who loves a good beat.

Gospel Music with a Communal Feel

Johannesburg, South Africa – May 28, 2018 – Over the past five years Cliff Weideman has been working with talents such as lyricist Venessa Adams on his gospel project, Group of Divine. Together they’ve composed over 100 songs, and nine albums including the 2019 release I Found You.

The album, which dropped in April 2019, is a gospel record through and through. Each of the four tracks brings a new layer of who Cliff Weidman is an artist and how he is able to manifest his faith in song. “Your Crown of Thorns” invites listeners in from the press of play. Thus allowing “Tell Me,” “Melt Into You,” and “I Belong” to take care of the rest of the listener’s stay.

The piano is one of the most iconic instruments in all of pop music, and it plays a signature role in the all-new single from Hughie Mac, “Let’s Get Away.” Rather than merely creating a foundational melody for the highly-regarded crooner to sew his imagistic lyrics into, it has plenty to express in its own right. There’s a bit of optimistic excitement in its striking keys, a dash of adventure, and even a hint of endearing romance waiting for us to embrace its warmth. “Let’s Get Away” might be a familiar song for many of us, but the way that Hughie Mac has packaged it for fans in this latest cut from his acclaimed album Hughie Mac Sings Some Great Songs, Pt. 3 is as original as they come.

Louisiana, USA — Tuesday, June 4th, 2019 — ‘Spiritual’ is an American rapper and actor who aims to create hypnotizing beats with his music and bring back the classic 90s Hip-Hop sound. His latest single titled ‘Feeling Cute…Might Go Platinum Later’ will drop June 7, 2019.

Hailing from Louisiana, rapper and actor Spiritual is someone who has worked his way up the ladder to become the artist he is today. Having started his rap career from an early age, he is now a master in the craft and aims to reach out to a large demographic of listeners across the globe. Constantly working on new projects, Spiritual will drop his latest single titled ‘Feeling Cute…Might Go Platinum Later’.

Vocal-driven pop is making a big comeback in 2019, and it’s all thanks to the efforts of upstart singer/songwriters like Matthew John, whose latest record – The Best of Matthew John– celebrates all of the best qualities that the genre has to offer. John doesn’t try to recreate the past with songs like “Let’s Begin Again” and “Reach for the Stars,” but if one thing is for certain, it’s that this is an artist who knows how to channel the gods of pop’s golden age. There isn’t any angst or frustration to be grappled with in this all-new extended play, but if you’re in the mood for some optimistic harmonies flanked with straightforward lyricism, this record was made specifically with you in mind.

Rock’s Iconic Musicians

Billy Sheehan (David Lee Roth, Mister Big & Winery Dogs) & Rod Morgenstein (Winger & Dixie Dregs)  Offer Their Time and Combined Talent to Support a Different Kind of Rock!

MUSIC FOR A CAUSE

Mineola, New York – May 20, 2019 – Road Crew has taken a Tragedy and turned it around by ultimately giving back all they can With The Baby Rocco Foundation.

Don Chaffin (vocals), Billy Sheehan (bass), Joey Jem Cangemi (guitar), Rod Morgenstein (drums) & Nick Troiani (keys)  recorded Road Crew‘s debut album to feature great music as well as showing their support for a beloved child that was lost in a horrific tragedy. Guitarist Joey Jem  Cangemi’s son, Baby Rocco was only two-and-a-half-years-old when he was hit and killed on Long Island, New York in early September 2017 by a distracted driver that was speeding in a posted children at play 5 MPH zone in front of their family’s vacation home.