Erinn Alissa

Erinn Alissa, A Bio Born in Albany, NY, and now based in sunny Santa Monica, CA, Erinn Alissa is a folk pop singer-songwriter inspired by the sun-drenched golden era of the 1960s and ‘70s West Coast music scene. A natural-born performer, Erinn Alissa began writing songs from a young age and has made a name for herself performing covers and … Read More

A Guitarist With Global Reach and a Distinctive Voice Known for his fingerstyle and nylon string artistry, Grammy Award®–winning guitarist, composer, and producer Markus Illko draws from a wide range of influences — “probably a mix between jazz and world music,” he notes — while maintaining a signature clarity and emotional depth. His versatility has made him a sought after … Read More

Gary Lucas

Gary Lucas released “The Edge of Heaven Volume 2,” featuring Chinese vocalist and erhu virtuoso Feifei Yang and multi-instrumentalist Jason Candler, on over 140 digital formats, including Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, and YouTube. “Even if you are totally, thoroughly unfamiliar with the genre known as Mid-century Chinese Pop music, you may still find yourself hypnotically drawn into this record … Read More

Brian Tarquin

Coming this Summer–“Tyranny of Tone” Brian’s Instrumental Collaborations with Bruce Kulick, Joe Satriani, Stu Hamm, Gary Hoey, Joe Deninzon, Hal Lindes, Karen Briggs, Bumblefoot, and more! For the past 30 years multi-Emmy award winning composer/guitarist Brian Tarquin’s music has been heard by tens of millions on a plethora of television and film scores such as: CSI, Ellen, Extra, TMZ, 60 … Read More

Bruce Wojick and the Struggle

Segno Records has released Bruce Wojick and the Struggle’s new album “The Hard Way” on vinyl and all streaming media. In the classic rock tradition of bands like The Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Black Stone Cherry, Bruce sees “The Hard Way” as “the culmination of every lesson learned on stage, in the studio, and on the road, and made … Read More

Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius

“As at home in the world of Grappelli and O’Conner as he is in the world of Steve Vai and Jimi Hendrix, Joe Deninzon may very well be our next national violin treasure!!” -Jedd Beaudoin, Sea of Tranquility pronounced “Den-in-Zone” Joe Deninzon has been hailed by critics as “The Jimi Hendrix of the Violin,” because of his innovative style on … Read More

Red32

Red32How does a person in a “Cryogenic” State Dream? Why does the music of Red32 deal with the theme of “We destroyed this world and need to get to a new world ASAP”? Will you hear the answers on the new RED32 album, “Cryogenic Dreams”? The musical time travelers—Steve Bonino (lyrics, bass, vocals), Tony Romero (Synth, spoken word), Eric Confer … Read More

The Slambovian Circus of Dreams

The Slambovian Circus of Dreams Joziah Longo: Lead Vocals/Guitar Sharkey McEwen: Guitar/Mandolin Tink Lloyd: Accordion/Cello/Melodica/Ukelele/Theremin Felipe Torres: Percussion Formed in Sleepy Hollow, New York over a decade ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams (AKA The Grand Slambovians) pioneered the alt-folk/americana genre, staying on the fringes of the music industry and under the radar while producing several critically acclaimed studio albums. The Slambovians’ … Read More

Refestramus

“I’m the writer, I play drums, I pay for everything,” states Derek Ferguson, the Wizard who leads the progressive rock studio ensemble known as Refestramus. Named after a word his mother made up to mean “rearrange,” Derek and his producer – Colouratura’s Ian Beabout – liked it because it wasn’t a legitimate word, “A web search will only turn up … Read More

Sharon Katz & the Peace Train

www.SharonKatz.com and www.WhenVoicesMeet.com The multicultural and Grammy-nominated South African band Sharon Katz & The Peace Train helped Nelson Mandela end Apartheid, and continue to spread the message of peace and reconciliation through music all over the world.   The group made history in 1992 when they formed and produced South Africa’s first, 500-voice multiracial choir, and then organized a courageous … Read More