The One Tonic – Won’t Stop (EP) Nicole Killian Reviews The One Tonic, despite Matt Soren’s central role in the EP’s creation, never sounds like a glorified solo vehicle. He works with many of the same musicians over the course of Won’t Stop’s five songs, so there ...
“Man Shed Head Crisis” (LP) by Badgertrap Nicole Killian Music, Reviews In a swirling pool of sonic textures and fragmented shards of a vibrant instrumental fabric, we discover the first few layers of melodicism that will act as our introduction to Man Shed Head Crisis, the new al...
Karluca shines via “Piano Sentiments One” LP Nicole Killian Music, Reviews Karluca began his musical journey at six years old when he first began playing piano at the conservatory. He exhibited an immediate affinity for classical music and excelled in the style, but his musical inter...
Mike Dekleva – Psychedelia Nicole Killian Music, Reviews Whether riddled with a kaleidoscopic melodicism in “Miguel’s Last Stand” or synchronized to the tune of an astral beat in “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea,” the guitar that Mike Dekleva wields like a b...
Interview with 2Four Nicole Killian Interviews, Music Hello and Welcome 2Four! You have a current single out titled 'Party Time'. Can you share more about the song with us? Did you write it? I did right the song and it’s basically just a l...
“Show Me You” the new single from Dynamyte Nicole Killian Reviews Jazzy beats, a strutting bassline and a piano’s soft, simple touch are all that it takes to get anyone listening to “Show Me You,” the new single from Dynamyte, lost in the grooves of a devastatingly handsome ...
Andrew Wiscombe “Strangest Congregations” Nicole Killian General, Reviews With a vibrant swing to instantly grab our attention, the opening salvo of harmonica-led rhythm in “Jesus Martinez” is quite captivating to anyone with a taste for country music charisma, but as anyone who pic...
“Life As We Know It” (single) by Rob Alexander Nicole Killian Music, Reviews Rob Alexander has been making some big waves in the last year. He released his biggest album yet, Being Myself, in November, and since then the record has spawned three singles – the most recent being “Li...
This Moment by D. Rolark Nicole Killian Music, Reviews D Rolark’s smooth jazz stylings are on full display in the prolific 12-track album This Moment. Capturing the mood and the beauty of nature, especially sunrises and sunsets, Rolark emphasizes the richness in p...
The Wildcat O’Halloran Band’s Deck of Cards LP Nicole Killian Music, Reviews Driven by a sizzling lead guitar that brings to mind shades of Hendrix and SRV, the gentle blues strut of “I Wonder Who” is indeed one of the mightier elements to behold on The Wildcat O’Halloran Band’s Deck o...
Exclusive Interview with The Wildcat O’Halloran Band Nicole Killian Interviews When did you first know you wanted to make a life in music? Wildcat—I know it’s a cliché, but that would be the Beatles on Ed Sullivan.....and yes, I’m that old! How would you describe your music to some...
How a Stranger Is Made LP by Luis Mojica Nicole Killian Music, Reviews How a Stranger Is Made, the 2019 sophomore LP from Luis Mojica, begins out humbly with an easygoing, piano-led beat in “Insane” that, while only offering us a glimpse into the majestic melodies that await in t...
