If you are a fan of Melodic Rock, Think Toto, Jefferson Starship, Styx, Bad English, then this band led by Stefano Lionetti and his brother Allesandro is your jam.
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Video of the Day: Fantastic Negrito – I’m So Happy I Cry (feat. Tank)
Featuring Tarriona “Tank” Ball from New Orleans ensemble Tank & The Bangas, the latest cut from Fantastic Negrito’s upcoming record is a slice of Prince-inspired heaven.
Fear of Men – Into Strangeness
Hailing from Brighton, U.K., this band consisting of fellow art students Jessica Weiss and Daniel Falvey create ambient Electro-Pop sounds that could very well be coming from a couple years in the future.
Lonnie Holley: Like Hell Broke Away
Mostly known for his sculptures and paintings, Lonnie Holley fresh off his work with Animal Collective and Bill Callahan his new e.p. is produced by the late Richard Swift.
Video of the Day: Dead Posey – Parasite
Heavily influences by their artistic muses Edgar Allan Poe, Salvador Dali, and David Lynch, this husband and wife team has a Jekyll and Hyde sound that is propulsive and aggressive.
Video of the Day: The Woggles – Waiting For The Rain
High Octane ’60s retro Rock and Roll from The Woggles.
Song of the Day: CeeLo Green – Doing It All Together
From his debut record, CeeLo Green is Thomas Callaway, where he plays it straight as part of the team at Easy Eye Sound.
Video of the Day: Kendell Marvel – Houston
Kendell Marvel is one of the up and coming Country voices in the Waylon Jennings Mold. Here, he covers the classic Lee Hazelwood Country-politan hit song, “Houston.”
Song of the Day: Los Coast (feat. Gary Clark Jr.) – A Change Is Gonna Come
From what might seem like an unlikely pairing, Psych-Lite rockers Los Coast join forces with Gary Clark Jr. on a beautiful and timely rendition of the classic song.
Song of the Day: Charlie Crockett – Run Horse Run
One of the purveyors of the Gothic Country craze that seems to be sweeping the country, Charlie Crockett along with Orville Peck is turning the genre on its ear with his new record, Welcome To Hard Times.
Rock Is The New Roll 