Archive for April, 2014
Lyric House Publishing March Placements
Mastercard Placement Austin Plaine’s “Your Love” will be featured in an upcoming Mastercard Advertisement. Sins of Our Youth Placement Monarrk’s song “Capattack” will be featured in the upcoming feature film “Sins Of Our Youth” Fuel Freedom Placement Fuel Freedom will be using “Come On” by West Water Outlaws in their upcoming documentary. Great music for […]
The Unlikely Candidates, Viretta to Rock Fundraiser for Parker’s Creative District
by Tim Wenger The PACE Center in Parker will be hosting a benefit for Parker’s Creative District at Old Town on April 25. Featuring Atlantic Records artist The Unlikely Candidates from Fort Worth, Texas and local Parker rockers Viretta, the event is the first of its’ kind in Parker and seeks to raise $8-10,000 for […]
Anchorage
by Tim Wenger Experimental alt-rockers Anchorage dropped their second release, an upbeat, danceable, and emotionally stimulating EP, on March 21 at the Hi-Dive. The record is very well done- instead of relying solely on uber-catchy hooks and sing-along vocals to attract a trendy audience, Anchorage lets their pure talent do the talking. Double guitars drive […]
Tyler Stanfield Signs With Two Roads Management
by Tim Wenger photo credit JazzminWindeyPhotography.com Tyler Stanfield making more than a ripple with his music these days. With a solid schedule of gigging and recording since he has embarked on his solo career has landed him a deal with Two Roads Management to handle his business affairs. Below are the details of what down and how. […]
Ground Above Zero- Light It Up and Pray For Rain
by Charlie Sullivan Ground above Zero’s freshman release, Light It Up and Pray For Rain, will hit the streets on April 18, 2014. The quasi metal artists first release (and long anticipated) is a solid effort from beginning to end. The powerful sonic assault kicks in on the opening track, “Hide And Seek (Ophelia)” and […]
A Travesty Prevented Bring Professional Approach to Dubstep
by Tim Wenger After spending a few years working in the music industry, being able to tell the professionals from the amateurs becomes a pretty easy thing to do. For many, music is a hobby, their band is merely their escape from everyday life, and many stones from the garden of music business remain unturned. […]
Why Jazz Matters: Track 1
by Norman Provizor [email protected] While no one has ever invited me to walk down a red carpet, I did get to walk next to one when I attended the 50th edition of the Grammy Awards back in 2008. The show was filled with artists from Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis […]
Eat The Sun Provide New Take on Prog Rock
by Charlie Sullivan Some people might call this a musician’s band, I call it great music and a gratifying listening experience. Denver’s experimental/prog/math rockers Eat The Sun bring the music to you in a way most musicians often ponder in their minds. The crew starts you out fast and pretty and eases you into a […]
ReverbNation Featured Artists of the Month- April
ReverbNation Featured Artists of the Month give five independent acts that have not previously been featured in Colorado Music Buzz the opportunity to get on our radar, get their bio in the magazine, and get their tracks played on Music Buzz LIVE Radio on Wednesday evenings. The artists are selected through submissions made via their ReverbNation […]
Bettman and Halpin
by Tim Wenger Bettman and Halpin have dropped their 4th album, an emotional take on soft Americana. What stands out immediately on the record is the lyricism- honest, straight forward, and picturesque words take the listener directly into the story the group is telling and, with the right ear, have the power to inject a […]
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