The song starts with an upbeat tempo and a catchy guitar riff, then the vocals come in and the song builds up with a funky rhythm in the chorus that makes you want to dance.
Mad Painter – “Rock And Roll Samurai”
"What people should expect from our music is loud and rambunctious rock and roll, we wear our influences on our sleeves. Our records and live shows are a time capsule experience, we like to create an illusion that you’ve been transported back in time fifty years." - Mad Painter
MadZen – “Ka Me Yo”
"This is one of my favorite tracks that I've released so far and one of which I'm very proud. It is also the precursor of my upcoming EP, "El Mestizo" which will be released this February 10th." Madzen
Josh Martin – Notes From The American Rat Race
Though I have been playing music for decades I recently hit a dry spell. After getting married with a baby on the way I decided to get a corporate sales job which triggered some kind of crisis of identity. It was like by assuming this new responsible role of provider I could no longer be a musician; I won't lie it wasn't a fun time. Gradually though I realized that songs were still coming. Josh Martin
The Qwarks – “Nice While It Lasted”
In grim times, the Qwarks search out moments of joy, riding on a wave of psychedelic joie de vivre with the backdrop of a barren wasteland of fragmented selfies and melting database columns. In the desert by a campfire they met the Reverend Zebadiah Hawkwind III who attempted to exorcise their demons through a heavy dose of 5/4 psyche based skronk.
What Strange Beasts – “Cat’s Paw”
"We built this album around a space theme to reflect on feelings of distance, isolation, loss, introspection, and ultimately the relief of interpersonal connection. We wrote that which we felt while hunkered down in our own 'space ships' through the harrowing trials, and the few stolen moments of joy, of a global pandemic. As a lyric notes: "Every hour's a gift: The signals, the noise, the sorrows and joys." - What Strange Beasts
Dream of a Man in a Top Hat – “The Destination”
Lee Leffler and Michael Frackelton have kept their same uncompromising sensibilities throughout the years, which can be heard in the sounds they create. A wild and unique experience indeed that forces us to bail in or bail out, there's not in between. So, what's it gonna be? Listen now!
Bones in Butter – “Down But Not Out”
"The song is a tale about ordinary people living, suffering and surviving in a hostile environment dominated by a malevolent, corrupt and immoral elite." Bones In Butter
Chris Ianuzzi – “Lonesome Highway Superstar”
"My initial idea for a video was a “Road Warrior” type with a beat up car on a desert highway. After I thought about this and saw what Serkan and Ilke did with AI in making the video for March of Madness, I thought it was time to search for something different. I thought, let's put the character in space and make the journey Cosmic. I shared my thoughts with them and off they went."- Ianuzzi
Blonde George – “Coin Toss”
"Two Sides" is probably the most repeated lyric in the song and I tried to use a lot of stereo double tracking in the vocals and other instruments to really emphasize the lack of centered-ness in the mix." - Blonde George