The Pacific Citizen has a great feature/interview on the folk rock duo Oak & Gorski. The article delves into their lives before the band was formed, their tour experiences both nationally and internationally, raising money to record their Love Destroyer EP and more. I really found it to be a great read, especially as a […]
Read More Oak & Gorksi Featured in the Pacific CitizenTo commemorate the launch of her new site, Jayne Rio has posted up a new song that enlists the help of her fellow bay area artist Hopie Spitshard to lay down some rap vocals. The production has an interesting concept in that it uses a lot of classic video game sounds and it call comes […]
Read More Jayne Rio x Hopie Spitshard Release New Single – “Game Over” [Free DL]We tend to hear from Misfit sparingly but I seem to enjoy just about anything this guy drops. Here’s a remix of Dev’s (The chick from “Like a G6”) song “Bass Down Low”. It’s a fun track with a good mix of hip-hop and electronica. It’s just too bad he didn’t throw up a download […]
Read More Misfit Shares Remix of Dev’s “Bass Down Low”To be 100% honest, sometimes I wonder why there aren’t more Asian-American rock bands to cover. Maybe we’re looking in the right places, but they seem to be in a much shorter supply compared to all the Youtube rappers and singers we see. So in that sense it’s refreshing to come across new material such […]
Read More New MV by The Slants for “How the Wicked Live”The Sound Check concert crew (JRA, Passion, Andrew Garcia, Jesse Barrera, Leejay & Traphik) decided to put together a little cover video for their Youtube peoples, and it’s of the Trey Songz track “Can’t Be Friends”. This is the type of video that really shows just how much talent these guys have, as they all […]
Read More JRA x Passion x Andrew Garcia x Jesse Barrera x Leejay Cover “Can’t Be Friends” by Trey SongzIf you got a few minutes I recommend you check out this well produced cover video for Katy Perry’s “Firework”. The song itself is performed by Boyce Avenue, who you may know from their collaborations with Kina Grannis. But what makes this video particularly noteworthy is that the string work was done by none other […]
Read More David Choi Plays Strings on Boyce Avenue’s Latest Katy Perry CoverHere’s the latest single from Demo & Uncut, better known as D-League. The track is called “Damn” and is another radio friendly single from the duo. It’s nothing too unexpected content or lyrically speaking, but it’s a catchy sounding club track, so if you’re into that type of music I’m sure you’ll like this one […]
Read More New Single from D-League – “Damn”IAMMEDIC has a new single in the works called #WELOVEYOULA, with their trademark dance heavy electronica style fully intact. The following clip is a snippet of said song, and clocking in at 2 minutes, you get a pretty good idea of what to expect. In my opinion, it’s sounds very promising and a great ode […]
Read More IAMMEDIC Shares Snippet of New Single – #WELOVEYOULABay Area’s Chariz dropped a mixtape entitled Leader of the New School back in November, and has followed through with a music video for the title track. It’s more of a street video, so production values (such as lighting) weren’t as strong as some of his other visual releases, but ironically I thought this is […]
Read More Chariz Releases MV for “Leader of the New School”Singer JVoqalz doesn’t seem to go too long in between releases, with his last MV dropping only a month ago. His latest visuals are for a track called “The Sorry Song” featuring production and rap vocals by Rollinbeatz. The instrumental is great on this song, and in general I definitely think this is one of […]
Read More JVoqalz Releases MV for “The Sorry Song”
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