Heart Machine is a hard-hitting debut album for Canadian born/California based singer/songwriter Lila Rose. Showcasing a wide sonic pallet, the album bends the genres of indie-pop, electronica, trip-hop and alternative rock. The range of sound is what makes the album a sure winner for just about any listener. Co-produced by David Earl (aka SFLogicNinja), the album has been labeled “cinematic indie-pop” based on the merging of Davids’...

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  The debut album, “Hammer Inventions,” from composers and pianist extraordinaires, Lynda Arnold and Daniel Berkman, features 18 original instrument compositions consisting of acoustic piano orchestrations with electronic layered sampling, the latter of which were created entirely from sounds and noises generated from a wide variety of acoustic pianos, including several Yamaha pianos, which the duo endorses. The skilled piano duo, who...

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“Hammer Inventions,” from composers and pianist extraordinaires, Lynda Arnold and Daniel Berkman, features 18 original instrument compositions consisting of acoustic piano orchestrations with electronic layered sampling, the latter of which were created entirely from sounds and noises generated from a wide variety of acoustic pianos, including several Yamaha pianos, which the duo endorses. The skilled piano duo, who are also seasoned...

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If genre-crossing electro-rock is the question, Hypermodal’s ‘Side One’ is the answer. From the driving crunch of ‘Solo Missions’ to the lush tones of ‘Remnants of Avenue’ this 4 song EP will bend your ear in all directions.               Side One is available...

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apostrophe, catastrophe, daniel durrett, earth, lay with me, lost on me, New Music, occupied mind, power, shifting, single, the moon in the clouds, translation, true gold, you’re lost.                 The Moon In The Clouds is available...

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‘Truth’ is the first collaboration and release by the duo, with Artemis writing and singing and Lynda Arnold (aka Divasonic) handling the electro style music production on the track. The dreamy, poetic vocals of Artemis float over the pulsating beats of Divasonic and create a lightness in the midst of emotional turmoil. The key visual image of the song is the Mask, representative of the truth we do (or don’t) tell. The single includes...

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