Pastor Joe Brooks & The Tabernacle of Faith Full Gospel Ministry Choir’s “Just a Prayer Away” offers up a reason to be thankful for a new day. This contemporary Gospel record will raise even the lowest spirits with lively tracks like “Ain’t Nobody Mad But the Devil,” “Prayed Up” and “Tell Him What You Want.” It’s not all a party with this group of believers though. They can slow it down and give you that soul that Gospel is known for. For that check out the heart of “I Am so Grateful,” the honesty of “I Am the One” and the power of the title track, “Just a Prayer Away.” If you’re a fan of good old Southern Gospel for the modern ages, then check out Pastor Joe Brooks & The Tabernacle of Faith Full Gospel Ministry Choir’s “Just A Prayer Away” today. (https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/pastorjoebrooksthetabern/from/greatindiemusic)

Zink’s “A Change In the Weather” is an eccentric record that’s for fans of the darker side of pop that resides in the clubs of Europe. “In the City (Getting Wet)” is sounds like a mixture of the ’60s and the ’80s. It has this omnipresent sound that’s a little trippy. The same can be said with “A Change In the Weather” as well. The title track kicks off the record and sets the overall tone for the rest of your listening journey with Zink. “The Chambers of Your Heart” is a little more upbeat than the rest and gives you a more dark pop feel. It’s like a goth dance club. That hyper feel can be felt in “The Pull of the Current.” One that’s interesting is the 007 inspired “Zink’s Spy Theme.” It sounds like an old school video game. If you’re into artists like the Eurythmics and Alison Moyet, then you better get on top of your game and check out “A Change In the Weather” by Zink today. (https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/zink2)

Leah Condren is a contemporary pop artist from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma who makes a sound with every move she makes. “Awaken Me” starts out and sounds like this epic Disney song. Then Leah comes in like  a whirlwind controlled like an ironic gem. Her vocals are strong and pristine here and in what follows. She declares her stance on “I Am Here” with a powerful vocal performance, and questions “Who You Are.” She gets sentimental with “Beautiful is You” and takes it up with “Every Move.” That’s the cherry on top from Leah Condren and her music. It’s the best representative of everything she’s about; composed, big vocals and poise. If you like artists like Sara Bareilles and her softer side, check out Leah Condren. (https://soundcloud.com/leahmusiconline)

At the age of 17 Peter Barr’s love of the drums took him from the winds of Chicago to the hustle and bustle of New York. Today he makes music that incorporates not only his percussion passion but his good word. “On The Inside” has this funky beat to it that has a worldly sound thanks to the steel drums. The message of being all the same is also a nice touch to this track as well. With “Stand” you get that worldly feel again and another positive message about standing up for what you believe in. So if you like music that has a feel good vibe and really has something to say, check out Peter Barr today. (www.peterbarrmusic.com/home.html)

Ron Dennis Wheeler & R&R Music Recordings and Artists offers up a lot of variety from a multitude of artists. Pete Hunt serves up country rock that’s like Toby Keith with “Do You Wanna Cowboy.” Jessie Jay Hudson keeps things nice and slow with his take on country with “Sunday Father.” It’s a sweet sentimental song. That goes for Dennis Wheeler’s “Angels Don’t Cry.” While it sounds country as well, it’s got this Elvis thing going on in the vocals too. John Elmore’s “Jones N’ For Some” has a more Blues vibe, while Jeff and Steve Ridler are all about the energy with “Curve in the Road.” That’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Ron Dennis Wheeler & R&R Music Recordings and Artists. With so much more to discover from this talented group of artists, check them out now! (https://www.reverbnation.com/RonDennisWheelerProductions)

Dave Altman Project’s “Arc of Madness” is a record for the rockers out there who aren’t all about the loud aspects of it all. “Set You Free” has as many clean lines as a fresh pressed piece of linen, while the title track sets listeners up for a good time with its consistency throughout. There’s never a down part to it. When it comes to “Brown Eyes” you get this modern rock piece that’s a bit more romantic. Then as for “V,” the vocals come across as the center piece of the meal. If you like rock that’s not overdone then you’ll like what Dave Altman Project is cooking up on “Arc of Madness.” (https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/davealtman)

Ricardo Duran is a master at his craft who hails from New York. “A Sucker For Sorrow” is a strong song written by Ricardo Duran, but sung just as so by a female lead. It will remind people of the ’90s darling, Vonda Shepard who belted out the theme song for Fox’s “Ally McBeal” and was featured on the show as well. For “Enchanted” the music comes across as softer. This time a male’s voice takes control. It’s a sweet song that shines a light on the ways of love. If you’re a fan of adult contemporary music, check out all Ricardo Duran has to offer on both sides of the table. (https://soundcloud.com/duranmusicgroup)

“Something Hard to Come By” is a wonderfully sung song by Caleb Dinger. This young man sounds like a veteran in the scene with his adult contemporary ways that could be likened to Matt Nathanson and Gavin Degraw. In his latest single, Caleb captures you with his vocals that he pairs with his piano driven style. It sounds like one of those songs that’d get your attention in an instant on Vh1. You can hear this alongside radio playlists with Sara Bareilles. If you’re a fan of soft pop then you have to check out Caleb Dinger now. (https://www.noisetrade.com/calebdinger)