Watching The Stash’s ‘Waste the Night’ Video is Time Well Spent
There’s nothing quite like New York City in the winter time, and there’s no video from an independent artist we’ve seen like the one we’re about to show you.
There’s nothing quite like New York City in the winter time, and there’s no video from an independent artist we’ve seen like the one we’re about to show you.
Like us, The Mad Sugars re-located from the northeast to Nashville. Also like us, the formerly NYC-based dance rock outfit, led by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Adam Lawrence, has found new inspiration in Music City.
Photo credit: Scott Danger Bravo
New York-based songwriter Scott Danger Bravo has released a series of six singles throughout the course of 2018 that, in my opinion, definitely deserve some attention.
New York City’s Blood Blush have released their debut EP, “Trust,” a four-track offering of new-wave inspired post-punk with a gothic twist, coated with a generous helping of hazy, reverb-heavy ambiance.
Acoustic rockers Billy Bauer Band return to New York City’s famous The Bitter End on Saturday, December 15 — and they’d love for you to take the trip with them.
Image credit: Spotify
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.”
Bethlehem-based rock band The Beautiful Distortion is one of 60 acts that received a call-back to audition for the “Music Under New York” (MTA MUSIC) program in May. MTA MUSIC provides more than 7,500 performances each year at approximately 30 locations throughout the New York City subway system. Every spring, MTA MUSIC presents a day of invite-only auditions in Manhattan to review and add new performers to their official roster.
Our community partners at Allentown JazzFest continue to sweeten the pot for anyone looking to attend next week’s festival.
WJRH 104.9 FM, Lafayette College’s radio station, will continue to make its impact on the music community by hosting more touring acts on campus this Saturday evening.