Sometimes, you just can’t help but marvel at the one you’re with.
With that, we check in with Los Angeles-based Greg in Good Company, who just released a new, live single on the topic.
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Los Angeles rockers Yard of Blondes are preparing to release a new album titled, Feed the Moon. On the way, they’ve given us another glimpse into what is to come.
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The biggest travel week of the year is upon us. So, it’s the perfect time to take a trip.
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Los Angeles-based indie rockers Lion’s Mouth have had enough of your demands to fall in line.
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Earlier this week, we got to meet Greg Gilman, the Los Angeles-based musician known as the man behind Greg in Good Company.
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Tom Pino is a storyteller. So, when the New York native headed west for a new life in Los Angeles, the events that led him there surely provided more than enough inspiration.
That inspiration has been packaged up in Brooklyn, a five-track EP rooted in pop rock sensibility and colored in with shades of blues, roots, and Americana.
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Female drum-and-guitar duo Lion’s Mouth has given us our first piece of music to review for 2019 — and, in the spirit of the New Year, it’s all about new discoveries.
Katie Cole has built an impressive career since coming to the United States from her native Australia; one which has taken her to iconic venues, legendary studios, and has connected her with her heroes. As a songwriter and touring musician, her success story is built on the tenets of hard work, a reverence for music, and a common reassurance whenever opportunities arise.
“You’ll work it out,” Cole recalls telling herself. “Say yes to the opportunity. Say yes to the right people, and you’ll work it out.”
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Spotify has announced that it will hold a series of events beginning this fall, meant to give working artists the opportunity to learn from music industry experts on a variety of topics.
Summer is decidedly over in the Northeast, but it’s always warm in Los Angeles, the backdrop chosen by New York-based, Philly-bred Flounder Warehouse for their brand-new video, “Better Now.”