The latest release from Mitchell Leonard brings together some of the best elements of cinematic backdrop, vast undertones, and emotional pull with a very unique set of approaches to reinventing a track originally released in the early '80s. "Overkill" is a song originally released in 1982 by the band Men at Work. A hugely popular band throughout the early and mid-80s for having a few hits all over the radio waves.  The original track itself had a bit of an upswing, featured s

Table 42  finds Pat Kennedy leaning into a sonic palette that feels both familiar and freshly energized. Across its 11 tracks, the record blends Americana, heartland rock, and classic rock with a natural ease, creating a landscape for storytelling. A little personal reflection while staying true to the tones of pure rock. Throughout the album, Kennedy uses Southern-leaning riffs, giving several songs a warm, smoky edge that feels instantly at home. The vocal performances rise

The Modern Sonic Synth and Public Consciousness albums are both out now and each one gives off some freshness! Loads of electronic heart while connective grooves and rhythms, melodies and warm instrumentation take over. Piano, synth, beats, and more all rolled into some excellent and well produced pieces of cinematic style. The songs on each record deliver some classic tones and with a lot of melodic hooks, memorable songwriting, and pristine crisp production from beginning

T-RAN just dropped a new single that comes through with a blissful crossover of R&B, gospel, and even elements of rock undertones with distorted guitars, and more, blending genres and creating this beautifully lush atmosphere that just feels good to listen to. "Don't Stop The Fight" is a very spirited track and focuses on how life can be hard. There are always going to be struggles, but you can rise above them. You can't stop fighting. You can't stop moving forward. It's a ve