End of the World by Swami Lushbeard
There are rock tracks and rock tracks. Swami Lushbeard’s “End of the World” is one of those tracks which border on heavy progression and...
To Know You by Ehmed Nauman
The post-pandemic future of the music industry starts from bedroom studios. You don’t believe that? Ask Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O’Connell. They’re...
People In Their Houses by Greg Bounce
My mind has always been puzzled by the fact that one can spend time with a person and then, once they go home, there’s...
Vampire In Chicago by Marked Since Day 1
A fusion of pop, punk, rock, and hip-hop music, as well as creativity, tons of potential, and captivating vocals, all contribute to the outstanding...
Keep it Steady by Taylor Christian Gomolisky
Putting together some words that rhyme, with the right music composition, and a fine vocal, you can pull off a hit! However, what makes...
Fall by Carley Varley
When it comes to falling in love, there are three categories of people: those who desperately want to discover love, those who try to...
Autonomy: Part Two by Guerilla State
Music is a form of expression, and a large percentage of musicians make music about social/love experiences, struggles and sorrows, hopes and dreams, and...
Hard-Wiring by Cormac Looby
There comes a point in friendships and relationships when you think, "Where did I go wrong?" And having flashbacks to every memory to figure...
Interview with Ed Roman
Ed Roman is an award-winning singer/songwriter, performer, and multi-instrumentalist from Shelburne, Ontario, Canada. Ed's songs have been played on more than 100 terrestrial radio...
How to get the right lineup for your band?
I believe that the main problem the independent musician faces for quite some time is dedication. I have witnessed in the past twenty years...














