Month: February 2018

Nashville/El Paso-native folk artist—Sierra Blanca delves into the current state of the socio-political climate, as he confronts social injustice, political corruption and the state of America on his latest record, Honorable Mention.

Jethro Gaglione is the name of the creative genius behind Sierra Blanca.

The man is truly a musical mastermind.

He is a self-taught, multi-instrumentalist—who began playing music in Mexico as a child of two missionaries.

Here is his heart-wrenching jam—”Beds”.

[listen and dig]

“sing a soft song”

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Wild Child is an alternative genre-bending folk-pop group from the Live Music Capital of the World—Austin, Texas.

Infectious sonic waves of dynamic vibrations and intellectually charged lyrics inspired Wild Childs latest burst of creative energy.

Here is “Think It Over” off Wild Child’s upcoming album, Expectations.

A plethora of well known producers worked on the album—resulting in a diverse and dynamic ensemble that is perhaps the magnum opus of their existence.

Now, without further ado—here is Expectations—another masterful track off Wild Child’s upcoming album that is set to drop February, 8th.

[listen and dig my friends]

“I better run”

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Eclypse is a Pittsburgh-based artist who spits conscious rhymes over old school beats.

 “Cop Cars”—a track off his latest album—features fellow Pittsburgh artists Shad Ali, Hubbs & DJ Bamboo.

Police brutality, racial profiling and injustice are just of the few social issues the crew takes on—lyrically that is.

So, if smooth flows and throwback beats are your thing, then you’re going to dig this next jam.

“dog eat dog”

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