Interview with Grammy Award Winner ERIC BELLINGER

by Jessica Gorrell - November 20, 2015November 26, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell November 11, 2015 -After winning a Grammy, Eric Bellinger has been hard at work writing, recording, and releasing a new album titled Cuffing Season. Bellinger, a seasoned songwriter, has previously written for major artists like Chris Brown, Usher, 2Chainz, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, and many others. He was

Album Review: Vocal Few’s “The Dream Alive” (EP)

by Jessica Gorrell - November 1, 2015November 1, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell Vocal Few, an adorable husband and wife duo, released their first EP since 2013. The Dream Alive is like taking a sweet, soulful, and much needed vacation to a camp site with your best friend and an old 6-string. The album opens with the lilting and slightly

Vintage Trouble // Live @ Brighton Music Hall // 10.24.15

by Jessica Gorrell - October 27, 2015October 27, 2015

Article and Photos by: Jessica Gorrell BOSTON - I have only two words: Vintage. Trouble. Admittedly, I have always liked Vintage Trouble as an entity; I like their music, I like their style, I just like them. I've also heard good things about their ability to perform live, and with the recent success

Ghost Town – EVOLUTION – Album Review

by Jessica Gorrell - October 12, 2015October 12, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell Ghost Town’s new album, Evolution, is like taking a near 37-minute trip down memory lane. Each track on the 36 minute and 47-second-long album screams (sometimes rather literally) of the struggles and the angst that is so easily relatable to most people today. Formed in 2012 and

The California Honeydrops // Live @ Brighton Music Hall // 10.09.15

by Jessica Gorrell - October 12, 2015October 16, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell BOSTON – Despite the bleak overcast and the downpour that graced Boston only hours before The California Honeydrops were set to play, the line of fans waiting to get into Brighton Music Hall was halfway down the street. Anticipation for the show was running high as well,

Django Django – Born Under Saturn Album Review

by Jessica Gorrell - September 3, 2015September 9, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell In order to make it big in this cutthroat industry, you’ve got to know what separates the boys from the men, the good from the great. The secret to this coveted success was discovered by few and shared by none, leaving many to wonder how bands like

Aircraft – 7 Gems From The Sparkling Void Album Review

by Jessica Gorrell - August 28, 2015September 9, 2015

Article by: Jessica Gorrell Image Credits: Josh Underscore Psychedelic rock didn’t die with Hendrix, Jim Morrison, or even the break-up of Pink Floyd; it simply waited for it’s big revival which came decades later through bands like MGMT and the Temples. Now, it’s been born again through one of the most vibrant