5 days agoREVIEW: Skycabin — Insidia (SINGLE)Eclecticism is where alternative R&B began. Before there were music videos or even watching players on television, a desire to release was driving the gods of neo-soul into the theatre of creation like no one had ever known before, and it’s in this spirit that we find the new single…Music Review3 min readMusic Review3 min read
Jan 31REVIEW: My Experience Using Mayhem Music ServicesMost musicians I know are a lot like me. We make music, release it and then don’t have much of a clue of how to promote it properly. That’s why there are hundreds of companies out there who provide promotional services. It’s hard to know what to choose and why. …Music Services4 min readMusic Services4 min read
Jan 27Music reviewREVIEW: Taylor Jules — Helicopter (SINGLE/VIDEO)Like a gentle breeze initiating the first chilly evidence of a new season on the horizon, a piano interrupts the silence with a warm tonality that will soon yield a potent melody in “Helicopter,” the new single from Taylor Jules. Jules’ conservative dispatch of harmonic notes pushes us into a…Music Review3 min readMusic Review3 min read
Jan 26REVIEW: Psycho Acoustic Technology by Phi TribePhi Tribe music is not your customary band or musical project. The project uses Psycho Acoustic Technology working at a variety of frequencies to target and improve a listener’s mental, physical, and emotional well-being. It founded its YouTube channel, the sole means of delivering its music to the masses, in…Music Review3 min readMusic Review3 min read
Jan 25REVIEW: AV Super Sunshine — The Neighborhood (SINGLE)Irrepressible and always brimming with creative ideas, AV Super Sunshine’s track record since his 2015 debut is nothing short of spellbinding. His vibrant musical imagination has spawned an assortment of indie hits, without a doubt, but he’s extended his reach into the mainstream musical world far more than many indie…Music Review3 min readMusic Review3 min read
Jan 17REVIEW: Office Shock — Johansen, Press, Bullen (BOOK)Bob Johansen, Joseph Press, and Christine Bullen’s new book is titled Office Shock: Creating Better Futures for Working and Living. In effect, what Johansen, Press, and Bullen advocate for in terms of altruism feels age-old. Yet it’s painfully relevant in an era where Covid, mass depression, and a sense in…Book Review3 min readBook Review3 min read
Jan 17REVIEW: Beth Fisher-Yoshida — New Story, New Power (BOOK)Part of what really elevates Beth Fisher-Yoshida’s New Story, New Power: A Woman’s Guide to Negotiation is how it combines the powerful ideological think tanks of introspective self-reflection with the decidedly colder, more reactive tenets of negotiation, professional and sociocorporate pressure. The result if you’re some kind of a stereotype-ridden…Book Review3 min readBook Review3 min read
Jan 17REVIEW: Selling the Cloud — Mark Petruzzi and Paul Melchiorre (BOOK)Like any good orator(s) on a given subject, Mark Petruzzi and Paul Melchiorre are able to showcase the relative, base simplicity of a concept that otherwise could prove unfathomable in full excess to the average literary and ideological consumer. …Book Review3 min readBook Review3 min read
Jan 11REVIEW: A-DOT Media (COMPANY)A-DOT Media is a product of its time. I mean that in the most complimentary, groundbreaking terms possible. It’s unusual to find a creative collaborative agency that utilizes some of the biggest pop culture conduits, be they YouTube or other forms of online product development initiatives, to in effect maintain…Company Culture3 min readCompany Culture3 min read
Jan 9REVIEW: Rick Lorenzini — The Anywhere Café (LP)The Anywhere Café is the second album from The Jackstones’ founder Rick Lorenzini and has tremendous growth compared to his first. The debut album sparkled from beginning to end, but he’s taken an exponential leap forward with this twelve-track effort. He does not stand still, however. The songs vary from…Music Review3 min readMusic Review3 min read
