“Soulternative” is a phrase not heard often in the music world, but thanks to Fudakochi’s latest EP “Sound,” that could change in the future.
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Fudakochi – Sound
Posted by Adam Webb on April 3rd, 2017
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Tags: alternative, ep, fudakochi, funk, rock, soul, soulternative, sound 
No Comments »Fudakochi – Sounds From Alternative
Posted by Adam Webb on March 20th, 2017
Alternative and Soul aren’t exactly two genres that go together in a world where pop merges with hip-hop and blues melds into rock. But Fudakochi has brought the two together on his EP “Sounds From Alternative.”
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alternative, fudakochi, hip-hop, pop, soul, sounds from alternative No Comments »Tameca Jones – Sandman
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on January 30th, 2017
I had to fight the urge not to write this entire review in caps. I’m so unbelievably fired up about this song/video that I felt the only way to convey that was to type in caps lock and an abundance of fire emojis. I won’t do that though, because no one wants to feel like […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews, Video Tags: austin, pop, singer, songwriter, soul, tameca jones, texas No Comments »Heirsound – Merge
Posted by Adam Webb on October 3rd, 2016
Part witch-house, part pop-rock but all soul is what you’ll find on Heirsound’s debut EP “Merge.” The two-piece from New York by way of California comprised of lead vocalist Alexa San Román and Dane Petersen have crafted a sound of crashing cymbals blended with melodic guitar strings.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: Alexa San Román, Dane Petersen, heirsound, merge, pop, rock, soul, witch-house No Comments »Evan Taylor Jones – The Sunray Sessions
Posted by Gavin Gaither on March 20th, 2016
The moment I began listening to “The Sunray Sessions,” Evan Taylor Jones’ newest EP, I traveled back in time. Decades were rewound and I found myself simultaneously in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. I saw visions of James Brown, the Jackson 5, and many other masters of the soul genre. Some I recognized, others I […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: classic rock, evan taylor jones, soul, the sunray sessions No Comments »The Real Tameca Jones
Posted by Gavin Gaither on March 7th, 2016
Something people do not know about me is that I am a fan of covers and fandubs. On my personal YouTube account, I have a playlist compiled of over a hundred tracks where YouTubers are singing their own versions of my favorite anime openings and endings. It’s hard to explain why I love them so […]
Posted in Featured, Interviews, Music Tags: 8 million stories, austin, singer, songwriter, soul, tameca jones, texas No Comments »The Christians – We
Posted by Adam Webb on November 16th, 2015
The United Kingdom may not be known for soul music, but The Christians from Liverpool, England are here to break that trend. Founded in 1985 by three brothers, lead vocalist Garry Christian, the late instrumentalist Roger Christian and keyboardist/saxophone Russell Christian along with Henry Priestman, The Christians have been through line-up changes as well as […]
Gareth Dunlop
Posted by Gavin Gaither on August 31st, 2015
I never heard a singer whose songs caused me to tap my foot and smile, then slump my shoulders as my head droops and several tears splash onto my jeans. That is, until I listened to Gareth Dunlop. An artist and songwriter from Northern Ireland’s capital, Belfast, Dunlop has created a medley of songs in […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: belfast, folk, gareth dunlop, singer, songwriter, soul 1 Comment »Hibbity Dibbity – Debut Album
Posted by Geneva Toddy on February 12th, 2014
Aside from having the best band name, Hibbity Dibbity (just try saying that with an angry face) released their debut album just last month. The Bay Area band self-described as “psychedeliciousness” of the “West Coast Soul Butter” genre is honestly the best description for what Hibbity Dibbity sounds like.
