What do you get when you mix a Stone with a Foo? If you are Drave Grohl and Mick Jagger you get a nice slice of Eazy and Sleazy Rock and roll recorded pandemic style.
Song of the Day: Mick Jagger and Dave Grohl – Eazy Sleazy
Category: Song of the Day
Song of the Day: The Click Beetles – Hey Renee
It looks like 2021 is shaping up to be another stellar Power Pop year if “Hey Renee” by The Click Beetles is any indication.
Song of the Day: CIEL – All My Life
Definitely, one of the bands to have on your what to look for list for 2021, CIEL delivers a brand of blissful Indie Pop that will soothe the soul and provide a calm, cool, and collected flowered for growing good things to come.
Song of the Day: Aaron Frazer – Over You
Once again Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound studio is shaping up to have another great year. This time, their eclectically cool new find is Aaron Frazer, the drummer for Durand Jones & The Indications who will be stepping out from the riser for his first solo record to be released in January.
Song of the Day: Edenthorn – A Matter of Opinion
This Durham four-piece kicks it like some hybrid cross of Pearl Jam and the Foo fighters.
Song of the Day: Oceanator – Heartbeat
Elise Okusami, aka Oceanator, has been playing music in some form since she was 9 years old. Here, she brings to mind Vampire Weekend on this upbeat semi-romper.
Song of the Day: Zephaniah Ohara – We Planned To Have It All
If you have not given your ears the pleasure of hearing Zephaniah Ohar’s 2017 album This Highway, do so post-haste. Here, as he gets ready to lay out his new record later in the year he channels Glen Campbell ’70s Smooth-Country in epic fashion.
Song of the Day: Jack Ingram – Times Like These
The latest single from the Texas treasure, Jack Ingram. This one will take you back to simpler times.
Song of the Day: Tennessee Jet – Johnny
Part outlaw, part country, a whole lot of Rock and Roll, and all bad-ass. Tenessee Jet is priming the pump here for his proper release later in the year.
Song of the Day: Sari Schorr – King of Rock and Roll
Sari Schorr stalks the stage like some sort of panther hybrid of Janis Joplin and Melissa Etheridge.
