Until now, Beth Hirsch is best known as the voice & co-writer behind the French band Air's internationally successful debut album, 'Moon Safari' with their classic hit, "All I Need" as well as "Everything", the stunning duet with Senagalese singer Wasis Diop for the feature film, "The Thomas Crowne Affair" starring Pierce Brosnan.
Her latest solo effort, WHOLEHEARTED is now being considered her best work to date, thanks to the ethereal and soulful combination of Hirsch's voice and songwriting combined with the richly harmonious production of Jez Colin and Phillippe Balatier who've called aboard such fine musicians ...
Rock / Reggae
Infectious. Enveloping. Irresistible. Those are just a few words to describe the Los Angeles six-piece band Better Chemistry, who have been overwhelming and conjuring with audiences since 2001 with their propulsive brew of reggae, rock, ska and funk. From small clubs to stadiums and from backyard parties to three day festivals, the band's feel great, let the good times roll approach has won them a devoted following and a career's worth of accomplishments. Their new album, 6 Foot Shorty is the next step in the band's evolution, showcasing their growth and development as songwriters, players and arrangers, while hewing to ...
Rock / Alternative/Indie / Hard Rock/Metal
We are a Christian Alternative Rock band that doesn't compromise about our beliefs and it comes across in our music.
Rock / Alternative/Indie
Oh you pretty things/Don’t you know you’re driving your mamas and papas insane? – David Bowie, Hunky Dory, 1971
If you ask Davis – charismatic lead singer and principal troublemaker of Billy Boy on Poison – the question postulated by his inspirational rock hero-- he’d answer with a resounding, “Fuck yeah!” Bowie never gave two quid what people thought. He moved the culture with his celestial songs and repeatedly freaked out the rank and file with his courageous, chameleon sense of fashion and image. In other words, he was an authentic artist, beholding to no one ...
Rock / Alternative/Indie / Instrumentals
Upon hearing them, one would never guess Black Fortress of Opium's origin took place in Boston. The band's self-titled debut album is a darkly beautiful record containing songs ranging from moody, brooding rock tunes to soulful, bluesy numbers, along with a cinematic Dead Can Dance-like soundscape and a Mazzy Star-like country tune. Uniting
them is the distinctive sound of female vocals, varying from powerful and soulful to soft and plaintive, combined with American folk instruments and a heady brew of electric guitars that float, swoop, and soar over fluid drumming.
In 2006, Ajda the Turkish ...
