From Toronto, Canada comes the latest release titled "Hungry Ghosts"
from 70's-style rockers The Big East. Their new 11-song album begins
with the quick, country rock of "The Wild Life," as the band sounds like the
second-coming of The Eagles. They keep the energy flowing with the
exciting guitar riffs and sing-along chorus of "Too Far Gone," before
slowing down for the folk/rock ballads "What Dreams May Come" and "Across
The Water." They deliver the smooth seventies soft rock of "Scarecrow,"
before picking the tempo back up with the youthful, garage rock of
"Love Monkey." The new album finishes with the warm vocal tones of
"Muskoka Times" and wonderful harmonizing of "Here To Now (Down, Down
Down)," as The Big East will bring you back to a simpler time in music.
To find out more about The Big East and their latest release "Hungry
Ghosts," please visit bigeast.ca.
Southern soul-man BJ Wilbanks is preparing to release his new
self-titled album on April 28th. Inspired by the rhythm 'n' blues of the
60's, BJ Wilbanks is following in the footsteps of other modern artists
like Leon Bridges and Nathaniel Rateliff. His new release begins with
the horn-infused, gospel-like delivery of "Healin' My Blues" as
Wilbanks' vocals steal the show. His sound gets that Allman Brothers
Band feel during "Tied Up & Twisted" and "Change Your Mind" as he
funks up the music. He used his Al Green influence on the soulful blues
of "I Can't Help It," before finishing with "Livin' Off The Land," which could have very well been an
outtake from the famous "Basement Tapes" as BJ delivers the goods in
this instant Roots-music classic. To find out more about BJ Wilbanks and
his new self-titled release, please visit bjwilbanks.com.
London-based singer/songwriter Foxpalmer is preparing to release her
debut album "Locked In Memory" on April 28th. The new six-song release
begins with the alternative, acoustic rock of "End" and the quiet,
bluesy ballad "Where Do You Sleep Tonight?" as you instantly get lost in
her vocals. She plugs in for the dark tones of "Alone," before wrapping
up her short new release with the acoustic build-up of "Pieces" and the
up-tempo alternative rock of "In My Head." Both songs will remind you of the early days for alternative, folk/rock band, 10,000 Maniacs. The new release also
includes bonus acoustic versions of "Alone" and "Fault," which allow
you to concentrate more on Foxpalmer's songwriting in a more laid
back setting. To find out more about Foxpalmer and her new release
"Locked In Memory," please visit her Facebook page at facebook.com/foxpalmer.band.
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