Label Style: Singer-songwriter There’s an undeniable intimacy in Daniella Mutai’s work, just her, a piano, and quiet emotional undercurrents—even if the recordings are rough around the edges. Backed ...

Film/TV Style: Rock, Funk, Classic Rock Tackling covers is no easy feat, and Louisiana natives Cowboy Mouth approach it with confidence. Their rendition of “My Way” is a bold swing, amped up with rock ...

Contact: [email protected] Web: peterx.music Seeking: Publicity Style: Jazz Jazz musician Xifaras claims in his online bio that his, “versatility is striking. Whether crafting ...

Booking, Film/TV, Licensing, Collaborations Style: Hip-Hop, Pop, Soundtrack “As tough as concrete, as free as a bird in the sky—what a contrast but it's what describes her music best,” reads Caddy ...

Contact: [email protected] There’s nothing gimmicky about Los Angeles-based Tyler Stone. He isn’t reinventing the wheel, and he doesn’t need to. “Can You Feel It” is woozy and immersive—more haze ...

Label, Public Relations, Press Style: Pop-Rock The light-hearted romps of LaRotonda and 22Tilt are composed with good vibes in mind, and they’re impeccably performed and produced. There’s a joy in a ...

PRS Guitars, a Maryland-born company that has become one of the world’s leading instrument makers, is receiving a new kind of ...

The Netflix show Cobra Kai, which offered viewers a chance to return to the ’80s Karate Kid universe, was so well-received by ...

Contact: [email protected] Web: rolandogori.com Seeking: Film/TV Style: Alt-Rock Born in Italy and raised in Canada, multiculture has served Rolando Gori well. His dreamy alternative/indie ...

Review Style: Rock, Soul Slainte, Baby’s bio casually drops that songwriter Paul Reeves “honed his craft with the honor of mentorship by the late, great Merle Haggard,” and that legacy rings through.

Contact: [email protected] Web: johnnymcgowan.com Seeking: Booking, Label Style: Country Texas country man McGowan offers a refreshing take on country in this super-polished world of ...

Azul Paola’s tracks promise movement but often feel stuck in neutral. “Orgullo Mexicano” plays like club music cruising at half-speed, anchored to a single octave. “Mujer de oro” brings improved ...