Jessie Murphy In The Woods is a trio that combines indie pop with dark humor and classical sensibilities. The band consists of Marcia Webb, Amy Stratton, and Jessie Murphy. All three are accomplished musicians in their own right but together they create a unique brand of soulful songs. Join discussion...

The beauty of technology today is that you can talk to people millions of miles away instantly, like they are sitting right next to you. The Ventura Project decided to take it a step further and create music from halfway across the world. Join discussion...

When Piney Gir turns her busy hands to music it’s a bit like a great new boutique just opened downtown. Genres are dusted off like fabulous half forgotten dresses, there is a flurry of accessorizing and eventually a beautiful girl steps out of the changing room. Join discussion...

Some days an alter-ego, others, a four or five piece band; Argyle Johansen is the evolution of one John F. Wentz. Formed in a tiny bedroom studio in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York several years ago, Argyle Johansen began with the simple desire for self-expression. Thoughts, ideas and feelings seeking outlet gradually blossomed into rich, bright songwriting that exposes the heart of a true music aficionado with its seemingly effortless mixture of organic pop and folk music – and a few other delightful ingredients. Join discussion...

Jason Harrod draws from the best traditions of American music to create a sound all his own. His songs about lost love, found joys, and spiritual longing have garnered him a loyal following across the country. Harrod’s latest release, Bright As You, finds him backed by a crack group of musicians featuring Phil Madeira. The songs, sung in a rich, brooding tenor and underscored by inventive guitar work, range from the Beatle-esque "Bright As You" to the blues-infused “Night, Fall On Me,” to the dark, ambient lament “Messed Up Everywhere Blues,” which will appear in the upcoming film "The Wager," starring Randy Travis. Join discussion...

Michael Jackson had recorded solo prior to the release of Off the Wall in 1979, but this was his breakthrough, the album that established him as an artist of astonishing talent and a bright star in his own right. Join discussion...

Much like a handmade quilt, Sleep Whale’s music is filled with collected scraps of material, beautiful patterns and meticulous crafting. Though the possibilities for both quilts and music are many, the ultimate purpose is to keep one warm. For guitarist/cellist Joel North and violinist/sequence programmer Bruce Blay, the melding of traditional live acoustic sounds of violin, cello, and guitar with vanguard electronic processing is the most natural thing in the world. Join discussion...

There’s an ease and familiar grace to the way that Nick Daugherty sings. With a grounding in acoustic rock, luminescent pop, and gospel soul, Daugherty’s music shimmers with an infectiousness that separates him from the vast pack of aspiring artists and songwriters. His debut album, Movin’ Higher, is a collection of songs that is the sound of a man finding the full dimension of his talent for the first time, establishing him as a significant new artist to watch. Join discussion...

You create a profile and add your RSS feeds, its like having your blog the main focus of your social networking thing! Join discussion...

The diverse musical world of classical crossover has never before known an artist as captivating and imaginative as Diane di Stasio. With an enchanting soprano voice, she delicately fuses both classical and contemporary sounds into a tapestry of hypnotic melodies. From heartbreak to happiness, Diane’s haunting vocals gently embrace the listener, taking audiences on a surreal journey through the many colors of emotion. Join discussion...