Daily Dose: Suzy Creamcheese – All Thumbs
Led by chanteuse Kimona 117's incredible voice and commanding stage presence, Suzy Creamcheese thrived on the South Beach music scene during the 90's. You can hear elements of Joan Jett, Blondie, Hole, The Pixies...
Daily Dose: Ghostly Beard – How Does It Feel
You may have crossed paths with him on the street, or been in line with him at the grocery store. He has a beard, he’s in his 50s, and he’s the man behind the...
Daily Dose: Katie Belle – Promises
Katie Belle hails from the city of Atlanta, Georgia. Katie has been active in the entertainment industry since she first began songwriting and producing her own original music at the tender age of 12....
First Listen: Jübl – Thinking About You
Beginning as poetry and crescending into chaos, the new single from Jübl titled 'Thinking About You' gives a peek into the mind of genius ala Maggie Tambala, Andy Taylor, and Rudy Tambala with a positive mashup...
The Test Drive: Flames At Sunrise – Born In Embers
If you're not a 'metal-head', then give Flames At Sunrise a listen. Because, if you are one of those people who think all metal sounds the same, you will be shocked beyond belief when...
Daily Dose: Brian Carson – Everything But Die
With over three decades of touring Brian Carson has fronted Raggedyann and SacredSilver. He has also shared the stage with many great bands including Jackyl, Warrant, Slaughter, Savatage, Sponge, Screamin Cheetah Wheelies, Night Ranger,...
Daily Dose: Cody Morgan – Find Yourself
Growing up in Kentucky, Cody Morgan was embedded with Gospel and country roots. As he grew older and music became more and more a part of his life, more influences came in to play....
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview With A Flock Of Seagulls
Many of us who lived in the realm that was the 1980s remember the music. We also remember the memories that music became the soundtrack for. It is forever timestamped in our minds. And...
Daily Dose: Jon of Earth – Bohemian Deviant
Performing and writing in bands for most of his life, Ohio native Jon Neiser decided to take the solo artist route in 1993 at the age of 22. Starting off as a wishful side...
Daily Dose: Turkish Delight – Smooth Karate
Turkish Delight were a staple of the Boston underground music scene from 1994-1998 and their eclectic sound and always exciting live shows were an incredible blend of art rock, experimental madness, and noise. The...
Daily Dose: Matthew Browning – Your Letter Came Today
Having a love for music from a very young age, Matthew Browning began his own musical journey at only 3 years old with makeshift recordings he would play for family and friends. At the...
Daily Dose: Gillies Daddy – Mr Happy
Straight from the frozen tundra of Winnipeg, Manitoba, to the sunlit shores of Los Angeles, California, came the two Canadians. They met in the confines of a summer session at United College, due to...
First Listen: Partisan – Oxygen
Partisan, to me, are a true chameleon within the #indie music scene. They are a band of many colors and talents, almost changing styles from song to song while retaining that certain something that...
First Listen: At Pavillon – Stop This War
"Time to stop this war, I'm too tired" Mwita Matar sings, underlined by the cool sound of Austria’s most talented current English speaking Indie Pop band.
At Pavillon, the four romantic rebels, with their smooth...
Daily Dose: Hawk & the Wild – Ocean Watch
Hawk and the Wild is a singer/songwriter whose real name is Jimmy Wiltfalk. He plays most live gigs alone as a one-man band but he is sometimes accompanied on stage by his friends. Jimmy...
First Listen: Rotten Hill Gang – Partys Ova
With old-school groove with new-school cool, Rotten Hill Gang achieve a sonic F-Bomb with the censored (yes censored) version of 'Partys Ova'. It takes a special kind of artist to pull that off, and, in...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Update and Interview with Third Frame about ‘Grown’
Last time we interviewed Third Frame, we talked to co-frontman Ryan Messmann about their humble beginnings in the midwest and their rise to the prize along the way. This time around, we have both...
First Listen: ToBy – Show U Off
The first thing that really gripped me about 'Show U Off', the new song by ToBy, was the buildup at the beginning. A true crescendo in a rap song is something that you never...
The Test Drive: Nite Haus – Saturation
Immersed in a constant groove and saturated with consistent vocal bliss, Nite Haus' new album titled 'Saturation' is just that; a saturation of originality. Electronic music can be either really inspiring or really bland....
Daily Dose: Roof Down – Rewind
In 2013 Roof Down took its first breath as a band. Through blood, sweat, and tears the members started out working its existing material by seeking out the golden nuggets, getting tight and the...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview With Hostile Array
Politics and music have a long history together. Just ask Bob Dylan and Rage Against The Machine. In this case, however, the protest and commentary have a more melodic feel in the form of...
Daily Dose: Lauren Patti – The City Doesn’t Love You
Having a love and passion for music from a young age, songwriter Lauren Patti recorded her first EP Good Hangs in 2015 and was released the next year. While attending Berklee College in of...
First Listen: A Shoreline Dream – Waitout
Whenever I hear a new song from A Shoreline Dream, one word always pops into my head. That word is cinematic. A Shoreline Dream, simply put, have that magical way of entrancing the listener...
First Listen: Occlusions – City Love
Occlusions give a sweet combination of dreamy soul, rhythmic R & B, dissonant Electronica and captivating originality in the form of their new single titled 'City Love'. The song gives cinematic breaks where appropriate,...
Daily Dose: Jake Vance – White Lights
Multitalented, Jake writes all his own music and lyrics as well as playing guitar and piano.
In 2016, Jake completed the Artist Entrepreneur Program at CMI in Toronto, played the TD Green Room at the...