JoeMoney405 is an Oklahoma boy born and raised in the state’s capital who has been singing since kindergarten even though his style now is way more grown up. “Sex Recipe” starts off slow, much like a sensual night. This is one you’ll want to keep the recipe card for. The R&B mixed with the topic results in a dish best served hot. JoeMoney405 let’s lose a little with “Slow Motion,” as it’s not as slow as one would’ve imagined. This mid-tempo still brings that romantic, sexy vibe but does a good job at being a separate track than the other. When you do the same subject it’s easy for your songs to all sound the same, but each of JoeMoney405’s are unique and distinct. If you’re a fan of sexy R&B music that could grace pop radio, check out JoeMoney405. (https://www.reverbnation.com/joemoney405)

Ten Cent Herring is a pop rock outlet from California who shine with their latest single. “The Light” is an easygoing track that gives out a positive energy that’s both reassuring and entertaining. The song is well produced and is constructed like tracks found on ’90s alternative stations - on the lighter side. If you’re into bands like Soul Asylum, you might want to do yourself a favor and check out Ten Cent Herring’s “The Light” before you do anything else today. (https://www.jango.com/music/Ten+Cent+Herring?l=0)

Carey J. Buss is a singer/songwriter from Canada who brings his influences of Kaki King and Dan Mangan to life through his multitude of singles and records. “Eating The First Bird Of Spring” is a guitar driven song that really does capture the season it sets out to. You can hear the birth of something new and the scurry to forge after a long winter with little. “Last Pallet” is a guitar driven track that has a more country feel to it, kind of old west showdown in that it has a lot of layers of drama encased in between the strings. Then you have the tracks found on his “Haunted” album. Here is where you can hear the voice behind the guitar with songs like “Staying Warm” and “Not Alone.” If you’re a fan of folk music, you’ll want to make sure to check out Carey J. Buss’ singles and albums now. (https://careyjbuss.bandcamp.com/)

Down in Charlotte, North Carolina you’ll find Jay’e R, an R&B artist who showcases all sides of love in his music. “Tonight’s Your Night” is a romantic song that is about spoiling the one you love with heartfelt sentiments. Jay’e R keeps the groove going with “Something ‘Bout the Way” in this mid-tempo track about making love and whatnot. He can even do his own renditions of big hits, like Rihanna’s “Umbrella.” He stripped it down and did an acoustic version. We go from love to the complete opposite with “Out of My Life.” It seems like Jay’e R isn’t all about the romance. Relationships do go wrong and he captures that reality in this track that takes his R&B and puts it to this low dance beat. If you’re into artists that bring a pop sound to R&B, check out Jay’e R. (https://www.reverbnation.com/jayer2013)

RB Johnson is a soul singer who captures his own words, as well as music fan favorites from Florida. “Knock on Wood” grabs you from the start with the big vocals and the comfortable soul. It’s a fun song and sounds like the Soul Train of the ’70s. You can’t have a voice like this guy and not do your own version of “My Girl,” so that’s what he does and he delivers a version that’s as fun to sing along to as the original. Then he goes back to his own thing with “Simple Girl.” It’s a song that’s comparable to a charmer, but you can’t help but listen to classics like “Dock of the Bay.” It’s always nice to hear familiar tracks done anew. If you’re a fan of ’70s soul, you have to check out RB Johnson ASAP. (https://www.jango.com/music/RB+Johnson?l=0)

Sylvia Semel is an artist who rocks the boots and cowboy hats but also can bring on the soul. “Don’t Love Him Too Much” is an upbeat country song that lends itself to the dance floor while “This Break Up Won’t Last” slows it down and is more a tale of an aching heart that holds on to hope. The country leaves and the singer/songwriter with a soulful pop demeanor comes on strong with “Roses and Lollipops.” It was a surprise to hear the switch up in her style but good all the same. Then that twang walks back by the time we get back to “Desperate In Love.” It seems like Sylvia could be comfortable in either genre but favors that country style a little more. It looks and sounds good one her so she and you need not worry. If you’re into good ol’ country gals, check out Sylvia Semel now. (https://www.broadjam.com/sylviasemel)

Noah StoneFeather’s “StoneFeather” is a rock record with some ’70s and ’80s influences tied in. “Good Little Girl” has this rocking background but the vocals come across softer than expected. Speaking of soft, that’s what you’ll get with the power ballad of “Black Tar Death” that plays more like an instrumental because of its minimal use of lyrics. “Burn Down The World” may come across as menacing because of the title, but it’s as light as the last. The same goes with “Die With Me.” If you were a teen in decades that was either decked out in bell bottoms or neon, and are a rock fan, you’re going to want to check out “StoneFeather” by Noah StoneFeather. (https://freexpressionproductions.com/)