Artists
P-Nuckle comes straight from the urban sprawl of the mile-high city, Denver, Colorado. With countless years of experience and endless dedication to their music, P-Nuckle is quickly blazing a new trail in the alternative scene by combining solid grooves, fat bass… (Read More)
“I just had a blast making this record,” says Page McConnell about his debut solo album, which, quite appropriately, bears his name as its title. “I had so much fun just writing songs with no agenda. It was a very pure… (Read More)
Warning! Spoilers ahead! The prologue tells of Princess Moanna, daughter to the king of the underworld. She became curious about the world above and fled to the surface, where the brightness of the sun blotted out her memories. Eventually growing old… (Read More)
Bandleader MALCOLM WELBOURNE’s personification “PAPA MALI” is a salute to his home territory of north Louisiana. Malcolm was born in Mississippi and raised in Shreveport, where absorbing the blues along Bayou Pierre was just as much a matter of course as… (Read More)
Long performing with his former band Sonia Dada, or as a backing vocalist with acclaimed artists including Billy Corgan, Carlos Santana, Mavis Staples, John Oates, Parliament, Marianne Faithful, and Counting Crows, Paris recently formed Tye Dye Skye as a vehicle for… (Read More)
Since forming in the fall of 2000, Particle has enjoyed a transcendental rise on the national music scene. Particle’s momentum has been unprecedented since their introduction to the live music world nearly five years ago. With the recent release of their… (Read More)
Four years and multiple tours since their inception in the spring of 2003, the Savannah GA based reggae-rock outfit Passafire has enjoyed growing national recognition. Their 2006 self-titled release and energetic live performances have created a noteworthy buzz on the east… (Read More)
More than two decades ago, Pat Benatar began breaking rules and blazed a new trail for female rock stars. Pat was bold, self-assured, and independent. She was alluring but not exploitive. She was vulnerable but not weak. She was strong-minded without… (Read More)
Pat Green commands a position in the music world uniquely his own. He sells out stadiums like the Houston Astrodome and Dallas’ Smirnoff Center as well as the Nokia Theater in New York City as a headliner, yet he also gets… (Read More)
Depending on your point of view, Pato Banton’s career either started or ended with a bullet. It was fired in 2000. Banton, a two-decade reggae institution around the world, was on tour at the time. He had spent the better part… (Read More)
Austin, Texas is known for its laid back, bohemian yet ultra committed music scene—something Austin native Patrice Pike immediately conveys. She’s just so intelligent, confident and effortlessly cool that she commands a special kind of respect that comes not just from… (Read More)
The typical adjectives used to describe singer songwriters don’t really apply to Patrick Park. The contemplativeness and over analysis that are so often behind the heady brand of music Park proffers doesn’t appear in his creative process. Indeed, his decisiveness is… (Read More)
Patty Griffin’s new album Children Running Through (ATO) continues the remarkable creative evolution that’s quietly established Griffin as a vital and singular musical force. It also belies her persistent sensitive-singer-songwriter image – a limiting perception that fails to fully convey the… (Read More)
Upon graduation from New College in Sarasota, Florida, with a thesis addressing rhythm & blues varities featuring a hearty emphasis on Louis Jordan and Buddy Johnson, Cebar dedicated himself to trodding the boards in earnest and spent substantial amounts of time… (Read More)
Paul F. Tompkins is from Philadelphia, PA, where he started performing stand-up comedy in 1986. In 1994, he moved to Hollywood, CA, where he met comic actor Jay Johnston, with whom he crafted the live sketch show THE SKATES. This led… (Read More)
Paul Oakenfold has been touted as one of the world’s leading DJ/remixers by various outlets including CNN, Rolling Stone, BPM, Remix and more. On October 23, 2007 Paul Oakenfold released his Greatest Hits & Remixes through Perfecto/Ultra Records –a 20-selection strong… (Read More)
People Under The Stairs are in the same league as Ugly Duckling, Lootpack and Jurassic 5. By day, People Under The Stairs(scour the record shops in their local Los Angeles searching for dope beats, rare breaks, and funky samples. By night… (Read More)
The spirit of aloha is alive and well and currently residing in sunny Southern California . Meet Pepper; Bret Bollinger, Kaleo Wassman, and Yesod Williams, three young innovative minds mixed with divine inspiration from the Hawaiian Islands. Pepper has been perched… (Read More)
Perry Farrell’s Satellite Party
Satellite Party emerged out of former Jane’s Addiction and Porno for Pyros frontman Perry Farrell’s personal belief that individuals can change the world one step at a time. In keeping with the global and spiritual awareness found on his 2001 solo… (Read More)
From the beginning of his career, singer/songwriter/rocker Pete Yorn has been the topic of numerous critical accolades. Rolling Stone, who picked Pete as one of the magazine’s “Ten to Watch in 2001,” gave Pete’s debut album, musicforthemorningafter, a four-star (**) rating… (Read More)
Peter Cincotti, the 22-year-old singer, pianist, composer and arranger, became one of the hottest sensations to hit the scene in 2003, when his self-titled, critically acclaimed debut CD hit the top of the Billboard charts. In September 2004, Concord Records released… (Read More)
The Philosophy of Phix It all boils down to this: PHISH has given us some of the most powerful and creative music that our generation has seen. PHIX is made up of four musicians in Colorado who have been profoundly inspired… (Read More)
Piers Faccini released his first solo album in 2004 to huge critical acclaim in France and much of Europe. The second album, critics said, would tell the tale. ‘Tearing Sky’, a collection of 14 vibrantly original songs is the confirmation of… (Read More)
It is a voice that demands attention without rattling the cage – soft, seductive, bearing the flickering, genteel ghost of a Southern drawl. You lean into it to get closer, to catch the drift, and quickly discover that this aural voice… (Read More)
It all started in the early 90’s at the Good Life, home of the West Coast underground hip hop scene. The boot camp for artists like Freestyle Fellowship, Kurupt, The Pharcyde, and Black Eyed Peas. Every Thursday night, a young cat… (Read More)
The Wall is a 1979 rock opera concept album by Pink Floyd. The majority of the album was written and sung by Roger Waters. Hailed by critics and fans as one of Pink Floyd’s best albums (along with Meddle, Dark Side… (Read More)
Part language lesson, part Hollywood musical, the Portland, Oregon-based ‘little orchestra’ was created in 1994 in Portland, Oregon by Harvard graduate and classically trained pianist Thomas M. Lauderdale to play at political fundraisers for progressive causes such as civil rights, affordable… (Read More)
City Pages (September 14, 2005) “With a name out of a beat novel and a mix of frenzy and contemplation reminiscent of fellow tall guy Thurston Moore, Joe January leads Planes for Spaces through beautiful, complex songs that feel like journeys… (Read More)
Planet Asia is well known throughout the hip-hop community. As one half of the duo Cali Agents (Planet Asia & Rasco), he has been tearing up airwaves and stages around the globe. Numerous banging 12-inch single releases such as “Place of… (Read More)
