Month: April 2018

Reviews

Ajay Mathur Blends International with Love of American Roots on ‘Little Boat’

Feature Photo by BENJAMIN CHAULET, Review By JOHN DALY Ajay Mathur is a world musician. Not because his work is like world music, but instead, he has brought together all the influences of his life’s travels to the album, Little Boat. It’s a journey that the Little Boat makes, traveling around the world, an en route Mathur picks up influences of Jimmy Page, Don Cherry … Continue reading Ajay Mathur Blends International with Love of American Roots on ‘Little Boat’

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By JOHN DALY, Reviews

Paul Maged Shows Disdain for Corporation and Guns on ‘The Glass River’

By JOHN DALY Paul Maged has a passion for humanity but says this world has too many ways to limit creativitity of the individual.  His new, 6-song EP The Glass River offers a range of tunes a defiant rock fan would like. The songs all have a good message or good beat, but show particular disdain for organizations and entities that put down the individual. … Continue reading Paul Maged Shows Disdain for Corporation and Guns on ‘The Glass River’

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Nick Lamb Takes a New Turn with Single ‘Simple Man’

By DOTTIE PARIS Nick Lamb just wants the simple things in life and his single, “Simple Man,” reflects this. With his latest single, Lamb shows that at the core he is a no-frills musician who strips down his emotions to the sparce words and melody. He puts it all out there with his latest song. “Ain’t got much money but I’m trying baby, maybe love … Continue reading Nick Lamb Takes a New Turn with Single ‘Simple Man’

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