Tag: Rock n Roll

Hot Half Dozen: La Nueva Ola de Cumbia, iLe, Monsieur Periné, Twanguero, The Zac Schulze Gang, Madison Cunningham

Malaventurados No Lloran by La Nueva Ola de Cumbia.   Los Malaventurados No Llora is just plain happy.  It’s cumbia – what can I say?  You dance to it. The song is a...

50 Female Artists With AMAZING New Releases in 2023 – Part 2

Welcome to part two of our countdown celebrating some amazing female artists with releases in 2023. LIZ STRINGER  Award-winning Australian singer/songwriter, Liz Stringer, just released her new single with William Crighton, "Golden Age," a...

Q&A: Syncr Music Competition Winner Tiffany Twisted – 333

For those people that haven't heard of you before could you tell us a bit about yourself? Tiffany Twisted grew out of a desperate need for expression and has always been fuelled by...

Q&A: ReverbNation Competition Winners The Violet Mindfield – “I Don’t Wanna”

For those people that haven't heard of The Violet Mindfield could you tell us a bit about the band, your story? We are a five-piece, 60's inspired, American rock'n'roll band, based in and...

LA/LA Land: October 16, a consequential day in music

Friday, October 16, the day I am writing this blog,  was a consequential day following a  consequential week.  No, I am not referring to the debates or the elections, but to music. On...

Weekly Roundup Part 1: Juan Castañón, Enjambre, Mireya Ramos and Gaby Moreno, The Bacon Brothers

For Ornett, EP by Don Malfon Juan Castañón, Itzám Cano and Chacal del Tamborazo  Released by a quartet formed in mid-July 2015, one month after the death of jazz saxman Ornette Coleman....

Scarlet Rivera’s All of Me EP adds her voice to her violin and we are richer for it.

I interviewed Scarlet Rivera recently on my radio show because I loved her songs and what she can do with her red hot violin.  Rivera opened the door for strings in rock...

LA/LA Land: Dive bars. You never know in LA

The land that is now Los Angeles County was originally claimed by Rodriquez Cabrillo in 1542, but it was not really settled until 11 Spanish families known as "Los Pobladores” arrived on...
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