Dirty Snowman Society has recently revealed their new video for “Say Nothing,” off of their latest release “Snowblind.” The quartet furthers the continuum with modern touches of grunge and alt-rock, and a rural bravado informed by a vigorous high-altitude lifestyle in an environment where it snows 350 inches a year. The band’s smoldering emotive musicality recalls Alice In Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, and other beacons of the 1990s riff rock revival. Lyrically, the band touches on everyday life struggles, politics, and romance. For Frank Costantini (vocalist / drummer / co-songwriter), who has had a successful professional career as a writer in advertising, working on original music unlocked a flow of words he had never previously accessed. For most of the guys in Dirty Snowman Society, the band is a chance to reclaim a love of rock n’ roll, and share the joy of music with others. “It’s never too late—no matter what—to do what you love,” Frank says. “Especially when you’re playing music with the right people, and putting in the time to make it quality.”

Folk singer/songwriter Carolyn Shulman just released the debut single, “Double Stars” off of her upcoming album, Grenadine and Kerosene. The track is a beautiful ode to love that uses the metaphor of a binary star system in order to describe a relationship. It gives the song a unique perspective that pairs perfectly with the light drum beat and guitar. This Denver, Colorado-based songstress was able to create a beautiful song and music video for her debut that could make anyone appreciate the love in their life just like Shulman appreciates the love she has between her and her husband.

Carolyn Shulman moved to Denver with her family in 2014 and decided to pursue her lifelong passion for music and spend more time with her family instead of practicing law. The result of this decision was a beautiful folk sound and truly emotional lyrics that can touch any person who listens to them. With such strong female inspirations like Mary Chapin Carpenter and Patty Griffin, it is no wonder Shulman is able to effortlessly join the folk scene with her debut single. 

The video for “Double Stars” is an amazing addition to this release, using the beautiful scenery of Colorado and Shulman playing her guitar as the backdrop for the song. The visuals are so soothing and really just make you want to go outside and experience nature with the person you love. The scenery, the instrumentation, and Shulman’s stunning vocals all come together when it comes to “Double Stars” and I can’t wait to see what else is to come before the release of Grenadine and Kerosene in May 2021.

Wolfe Hybrid is the musical collaboration of songwriter/producers Jeff Wolfe (vocals) & James P. Noon (acoustic/electric guitars). Both are seasoned entertainment (Film/TV) industry veterans at the top of their respective fields. Wolfe Hybrid was formed in Los Angeles in 2019.

On “All I Ask,” interplay between the group gives the sound true heart for the song is propelled forward by a joyous energy. With nods to classic rock and Americana there is a deeply felt tenderness to their work, from the driving rhythms to the fantastically sculpted riffs that contain so much depth behind them. Nimble to its core, there is a kindness to their lyricism, one that retains a sense of hope behind it. They play with such fire and passion for they burn through the track duration in an intensely focused fashion.

Wolfe Hybrid plans to release a full-length LP of original songs in Spring 2021. James P. Noon is an accomplished VFX Producer known for his work at Yannix where he has worked on more than 300 Feature Film/TV projects. Jeff Wolfe is an award-winning filmmaker (and multi-hyphenate) who took home the 2014 Emmy Award for “Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Drama Series, Miniseries or Movie” for his exemplary work on NBC’s Revolution.

“All I Ask” revels in the beautiful storytelling of Wolfe Hybrid as they deliver small vignettes from lives lived to the absolute fullest.

Jitensha is the garage rock love child of Erin Rose Hubbard and David Martinez. Their sound is a silvery union of honey sweet proto-punkiness and modern indie that is harmonically reminiscent of 1950s rock & roll. Lyrically, the duo toes the line between realism and optimism, focusing on social justice, environment and psychology, bringing you on a winsome journey of the human experience.

Jitensha’s brand new single/accompanying music video, “Sojourn,” is underpinned by the constant rhythm of a beating heart. Melancholy and contemplative lyrics embark on a steadfast journey. Stone by stone, from the bottom of the well of depression and doubt, the listener is lifted into the light, and the singular realization that in life or death, tout va toujour bien. 

This Boy Electric is the moniker of Toronto based producer, Ashton Thomas, whose company (Morph Productions) has been involved in many local and international projects. This Boy Electric explores Ashton’s love of catchy pop and quirky electronic music; a producer driven enterprise centred around deep EDM and urban influences with darker overtones than his previous collaborations. Big hooks, big heart.

“See What I See,” the new track from This Boy Electric featuring pop artist Nova Nardi, was written during a really tough breakup Ashton was experiencing at the time. Lost in grief during the writing periods, the music served as a reprieve that allowed him to get lost in the process instead.

Canadian born ALICIA LOV took to music at an early age. Music and dance, whether it was lessons, classes, competitions, or just playing at home, pushed her passion further, eventually driving her towards a career. With her vast music taste, ALICIA LOV finds inspiration from all different genres and encourages herself to experiment with different styles. 

Her brand new track, “Magnetic,” is an R&B inflected number that takes you back to those intimate moments between the sheets with someone you love – smiling and tracing each other with your fingertips.