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New York City’s ACTING NATURAL will play Ethyl’s Alcohol (1629 2nd Avenue, New York, New York 10028) tomorrow evening, 3/6 at 9pm.
Find more about the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/335330286975363/?notif_t=plan_user_joined¬if_id=1519941234253900
Fueled by a mutual interest in revitalizing the authenticity of raw Rock & Roll music, Acting Natural lead singer & guitarist Eric Carnevale, bass guitarist/vocalist James David Maney, and drummer/vocalist Jesse Leonard have aligned their unwavering dedication to creating quality music with a signature sound. Their inspirations range from legendary artists of the past and present, including Red Hot Chili Peppers, Led Zeppelin, and The Beatles, just to name a few. Acting Natural’s unique sound is focused on passion and solid musicianship.
This young trio, based out of New York City, and each a multi-instrumentalist with refreshingly down-to-earth dispositions, started their journey together at the age of just 13 years old. They began writing and recording original material not long after, instinctively creating a fresh sound with Rock & Roll roots and modern vibes. Singing three-part harmonies, their distinctive blend of music and lyrics is drawn from personal inspirations and experiences, allowing the band to be fully expressive and creative in their songwriting.

Sarah Sharp is a delight with her new single “You Do’t Dare” taken from her upcoming solo release.
Sarah Sharp is a multiple Austin Music Award-winning songwriter and Jazz singer. As a former member of Jitterbug Vipers, the DIY release of her full-length debut of Viper Jazz inspired originals earned her top placements in the 2014 Austin music awards for Best Female Vocalist, Best Producer, Best Songwriter, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Band of the Year, Best Jazz Band and was featured on NPR’s Song Travels with Michael Feinstein.

Songstress Angela Soffe has released her stunning new single, “Rocks,” for our listening pleasure. The gorgeous piece is filled with heavenly instrumentation, and Soffe’s gorgeous voice that will entice you from start to finish. The song comes from a very personal, and heartfelt place for the artist, as Soffe had an epiphany of sorts while penning the eclectic piece. Written one evening while sitting on a mattress on the floor, directly after Soffe had left a religion, the piece tells the story about being judged on a personal level, and judging throughout humanity as a while. As she touches upon subjects such as social change, she calls for the “Greater acceptance,” towards others in society no matter their race, religion, creed or gender. The insightful track, “Rocks,” can be found below.
Listen to Angela Soffe “Rocks”
https://soundcloud.com/angela-soffe/rocks

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Staring Into Nothing has recently unveiled their new album “Power,” which has prominently puts them on the musical map. The Prog-Rock-esque powerhouse brings down the house with an eclectic and unique record that will blow your mind. Their artistic endeavor shines throughout with a set of songs that impresses within every listen. Creating a sound that offers up a powerful vision, they explore the depths of their artistic vision with track such as the single “Puritans” which instantly grabbed my attention. “School Daze,” and “Heads or Tails” also had me falling deeper in love with the band’s music, as their essence shines through with a remarkable sound that brings their sound to a whole new level.
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