Levi Colston

Welcome Nice Ghost! Thanks for chatting with us today! Now, you have a new album coming out next month! Can you tell us more about it?  Yes, I’d love to! Thanks! It’s a full-length record named “Digital,” and I couldn’t be more excited. This album was a daring move for me, I had to break
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You changed your mind, you took my time, Trevor Drury sings with raw emotion. His new single “Second Chances” is a lump in your throat song that exudes utter devotion. From its impressive violin music bed, to its honest lyrics, Drury’s pop star status is on the rise. “Second Chances” is this summer’s dark horse
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Fun and simple in every way that actually counts for something in music these days, Hewas’ “Lemon” is undeniably pop music at its very best. There are no mundane melodic props in this track – no plasticized harmonies, inarticulate verses, nor pointless poeticisms that allude to someone else’s brand. In “Lemon,” Hewas gives him a
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Electric E’s music captivated me from the first. Having never heard this artist before, it was invigorating to recognize on the first listen that Electric E is working in a different area than many of his contemporaries and peers. There are clear influences in his music, you hear it on both  Babylon Music and  3 Sides to Every
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Tom Tikka spent a number of years playing with and sharing the songwriting chores in Finnish band Carmen Gray and experienced a measure of success, though the reality of the band’s success never matched their expectations. Tikka has moved on since Carmen Gray’s dissolution and his latest release with his band the Missing Hubcaps, a
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Heartour’s R u In gets off to a rousing and energetic start with the track “”Brain”. Newcomers to Heartour’s music may feel a jolt of surprise by the waves of electronic instrumentation blasting from their speakers but songwriter Jason Young, despite that description, never adopts a hamfisted approach. His arrangement skills are developed enough that he’s able
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When you get a couple of singers like Robert Gray and Francine Honey together for a duet, you can rest assured that sparks are going to fly, and that’s exactly what happens in the new video for the single “I Carry On.” One of two music video/single combos being released for the track this spring
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There are a lot of different elements that make up the melodic fabric of “Hurricanes and Butterflies (Flowers Don’t Die)” by Gianni Bodo. The strings, the percussion, the guest vocals from Brigitte Pace – all of these components share something incredible with us that makes the song as amazing as it is. Though its appearance
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There hasn’t been a whole lot of quality country music coming across the international airwaves recently, but in his latest release, Carlos Washington delivers a Texas-style tonality sure to get fans around the world invigorated once more. Country’s greatest stars and songwriters have all had one thing in common – a deep, profound love of
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“Own the Night” is the latest single from Toox and features the vocal talents of Daimen Carter and Rose Culture joining him for the performance. Despite the presence of two experienced and highly talented singers, Toox is never overshadowed. Much of the thanks for this can naturally be ascribed to Michael DeBarge’s presence in the
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The first take on AV Super Sunshine’s new single “Smile” brings common instruments like guitar together with a modern sound born from an assortment of electronic instruments such as keyboards, synths, and computerized percussion. Many musicians and songwriters struggle to make such marriages work without sounding disjointed or unappealing, but AV Super Sunshine is well
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Lately it’s seemed as though there’s a bit of duel taking place in modern folk/rock between American postmodernists and Canadian minimalists, with both sets of songwriters bringing a unique but entirely conflicting slew of sounds to the contemporary spectrum, but in the case of Sébastien Lacombe’s “Gold in Your Soul,” the latest single/video combo from
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With a stellar bounce that seems to play out in slow-motion, despite the urgency in the drumbeat behind it, the first few strands of a melody that we find at the onset of “Brightside” are incontrovertibly as stunning as any that we’ll find in the new EP from Chords of Eve, Dear Engineer, but while these
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Hughie Mac Sings Some Great Songs Part 4 is a robust collection of the songs that echo romance and pure entertainment. Mac, a fixture in the Philadelphia music scene, last touched listeners’ hearts with Hughie Mac Sings Some Great Songs Part 3 in 2018. His newest collection doesn’t disappoint. With 23 songs total, it’s not
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Breaking away from genre parameters and exploring his sonic depth with a moxie that can only be described as infectious, Jonathan Emile lays into the first few verses of his new single “Try a Likkle More” with concentrated restraint, saving the bulk of his cathartic powers for later on in the track. His disciplined approach
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Intermingled with deliciously melodic verses, dispatched via both traditional pop means and a flamboyant rap from the woman of the hour herself, the rich instrumental backdrop atop which Destiny Malibu dazzles us in the all-new single “Lo Siento” is debatably as enrapturing as any lyric that she sings. Proving once more that she won’t play
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The world of independent cinema sees many faces come and go. It isn’t the world of big budget blockbusters and superhero movies driven by studios searching for marketing opportunities above artistic excellence but, instead, a world where directors, writers, producers, and performers are often driven by the desire to either entertain in edgy creative fashion
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Hello and Welcome Rose! You have a new song that you just released titled “Young God’. Congratulations! Do you feel nervous or excited now that it is out? It’s a total mixture of the two! I’m excited because this is a song I genuinely adore and means a lot to me. Also I think it’s
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The music video for “All That I Want,” the first single from Kings County’s debut album (titled only Kings County), gets us started with a close-up shot of a shapely female figure, her swaying hips finding a slow-motion cadence with the rhythm of the song playing in the background. Raw film interrupts the image and cuts
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Hello Emily! Thanks for taking time to chat with us today! We know you are busy out on the road – for fans that haven’t seen you – what can they expect when they come out and catch a live show? Hi, Thank you!  For fans that have not seen me live, they can expect
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