We know New York singer and producer Kyosi since her catchy single “Early Riser” and seeing her live at Rockwood Music Hall together with I Am Snow Angel (more about her tomorrow) was a special treat. She performs on stage alone with a laptop (except for the last song where[…]
The decision to head over to Union Pool to see Wall live was quickly made after having listened to their music on Wharf Cat Records Bandcamp page. It was after all the label’s showcase, with more interesting bands performing. We clearly had Wall in mind, when we arrived at the basically sold out[…]
Brooklyn three-piece LANTRNS with singer and keyboarder Kaitlyn Mills, guitarist Sridhar Ravichandran and Jenny Palumbo on bass play beautiful, dark and intense pop music. Even though they deliberately don’t employ a drummer, they have a strong energetic presence on stage and their live shows are a special treat. Gold Sounds is[…]
With Northside Festival (Brooklyn’s up-and-coming answer to SXSW et al) in full swing, I was looking for a cool local track to feature as our Song Pick of the Day and found one with “Heartstrings” by New York artist Jon Prezant. “Heartstrings” is a sweet, upbeat and slowly swelling synth pop tune[…]
Watch the video to “I Insist” by Von Sell. You will not see himself in this video – it is more a post-apocalyptic short film shot in an abandoned hotel in Upstate New York.
“Cry Sometimes” is new song by our friend Kendra Morris who has been releasing new tracks on her YouTube channel. This one is an intense, soulful track about a final separation. We are looking forward to her new EP “Babble”, due on June 17.
I Am Snow Angel is the solo project of New York artist Julie Kathryn. Her brand of electronic music is airy and effortless and her vocals enter your mind like a whisper in a dream. On stage she performs alone and you can see this live at Mercury Lounge Wednesday, when she[…]
Just when you think Brooklyn quartet Dead Leaf Echo charts its way to more louder, noisier music, they surprise us with “Child.Glass.Heart”, a dreamier, more ethereal piece with guitarist Ana Breton taking on lead vocals for the first time.
“ONE”, the first installment of a two-part album by The Beautiful Fear hits glamglare’s motto spot-on: “…discover new music, revisit classics [..] and enjoy life through music”. Musically, “ONE” takes its cues from rock classics, mainly 70s Pink Floyd but also other 70s super groups like Yes, Genesis, Tangerine Dream or Mike Oldfield[…]
We met singer/songwriter Danielle Cardona in a bar years ago, but sadly never managed to see a show of hers. Fortunately that streak was broken a couple of weeks ago at the Black Bear Bar when she took the stage with a full band. Recorded, she has relied mostly on an[…]
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