Category: Artists We Like
Live Video of the Day: Jenny Lewis – Acid Tongue (Live From Here)
Whether she is performing solo or with her band Rilo Kiley, Jenny Lewis always deserves your ear-tention. Here is a new live recording of her 2008 single “Acid Tongue.”
Video of the Day: Pip Blom – I Think I’m In Love
All the way from Amsterdam in advance of her May record release Pip Blom is turning ears with her infectious brand of Indie Pop.
Video of the Day: Crooked Shapes – Wicked Ways
U.K. Rockers Crooked Shapes don’t release their debut E.P. until May, but we have our ears peeled. From the sounds of things it sounds like it will shape up to be a solid rock and roller of a record.
Video of the Day: Alice Wallace – Santa Ana Winds
The first video from here recently released record Into The Blue. The song tells a poignant story of the impacts of the California fires that were fueled by the Santa Ana winds. A powerful song from a grower of a record.
Video of the Day: Yola – Love All Night (Work All Day)
The latest video to be released by Yola in advance of her upcoming Easy Eye Sound release.
Video of the Day: The Willows – False Light
From their 2018 release Through The Wild. The willows are Jade Rhiannon and husband Cliff Ward. Their intoxicating blend of Americana and English Folk will have you searching for that old Fairport Convention record you have up in the attic.
Video of the Day: The Mekons – Lawrence of California
The Mekons have a new record out and that is always a very good thing. “Lawrence of California” is the first single from their 2019 release Deserted.
Video of the Day: Blood Red Shoes – Mexican Dress
Blood Red Shoes is a Rock duo consisting of Laura-Mary Carter and Steven Ansell. Recorded in LA with producer Nick Launey (Yeah Yeah Yeah, Arcade Fire, Nick Cave), a little bit Psychedelic, there seems to be a different spirit that envelopes each individual song on their new release, Get Tragic.
Video of the Day: Love Stallion – Big Rock Radio
Denver’s own Love Stallion is the best 80’s Glam inspired band you are going to find this side of the Roxy. Time stopped in 1982 for this band and that’s never a bad thing. Check out their 2018 release Unforgettable ride.
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