Bad Penny's
"Hold Me"
19/03
"Hold Me" by Bad Penny’s is the debut cut from the newly released EP entitled Re-Entry. This particular vintage of song writing is brought to a rolling boil by producer Jeffrey Pearcy. “I took a handful of previously unreleased favorites, brought in successful solo artists to world class recording facilities & gave them the road map & enough breathing room to shine”. It’s a unique amalgam of Pop, R&B, & Jazz recorded old school (Large Format Analog Console) with all the benefits of the digital Pro Tools landscape.
All EP credits are at badpennys.com
19/03
19/03
Vikings Of Blues - "Don't Let Fear"
GENRE: BLUES
This is the new collaboration of female singer Jessy Howe and male guitarist/producer Javier Vargas. The first album “Soul Food" is ready now. Ten songs with powerful melodies, lyrics and riffs brought forward with the fiery soulful guitar playing of a blues man, sounds reminiscent of the 70tis carried by the dark toned and heartfelt voice of a soul siren. Enjoy listening to the new single “Don’t Let Fear” (Rock Estatal Spain) which will be released on 14 February 2021 and will put to sea: “Vikings Of Blues” (Jessy Howe & Javier Vargas)
Chesney Claire
"Come Alive"
Chesney Claire is a fresh voice on the Indie table. A native of Louisiana, at the age of 19 she's been writing and recording for 6 years, moved to Vegas, and "Come Alive" is the followup single to her debut singles "15 Candles" and "Moving On" which played out to over 3,800 stations on international radio.
28/05
Michael Jay Creswell
"Music In The Streets"
Rollicking blast of country-soul rock n’ roll arrives on download/streaming platforms today. Nashville singer-songwriter Michael Jay Cresswell has unveiled his anthemic new single "Music In The Streets." The new single from the versatile artist celebrates the joyous power of music with Stax-soul piano and sax singalong refrain.
'Music In The Streets' was written by myself, world-famous sax player John Heinrich, producer James Howell and Kevin Richardson” explains Cresswell. “The song's inspiration came from meeting Country DJ Baylen Leonard and then seeing a picture he posted on his blog titled ‘Music in the streets, music in the windows’. That line stuck with me and gave me the bones of the song. We recorded it in the UK, then got Duane Scott (Stevie Nicks, Lindsay Buckingham, Wings) to executive produce it for that classic Nashville sound.