Author: Timothy Ball

Las Vegas based Rock artist Freemoor is surging into 2025 by sharing his soulful new song “Affliction”.  The track was produced by noted session guitarist and producer Adrian Andres (Cirque Du Soleil, Maeve) at Mouse Trap Studios in Toronto, Canada. “Affliction” is an homage to the unfortunate demise of creative people who have succumbed to their demons, and left this world at a young age and far too soon. It combines a powerful, soulful vibe with an edgy rock sound – it’s a mix of Bad Company meets Lenny Kravitz, with a dose of Gary Clark Jr.   The song has an earworm,…

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UniversalDice’s Misfit Memoirs is a sprawling journey through love, loss, and self-discovery that fuses raw emotion with a modern rock sound—a sound that, while undeniably familiar, dares to push the envelope. This album is a collection of vivid vignettes that echo the timeless spirit of classic rock while speaking directly to today’s restless hearts. The record opens with “My Heart is in Your Hands,” a track that immediately establishes the album’s intimate tone. Here, Dantone sings of placing his vulnerability in someone else’s care, lamenting that his spirit feels fragile yet essential—almost as if he whispers, “Don’t mean to…

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In late 2019, singer-songwriter Alexander Cardinale and his wife Daphna welcomed their second daughter into the world. At exactly that time, his single “Simple Things” featuring Christina Perri started charting at radio, Cardinale’s family was hit with an unimaginable revelation: A few months after their new baby girl’s birth, the family discovered a life-altering IVF mix-up: the baby wasn’t biologically either of theirs. Their embryo had been accidentally switched, and another had been transferred into Daphna. This meant their birth daughter belonged genetically to another family, and as fate had it, the Cardinale’s biological daughter had been born to their birth daughter’s…

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The Veer Union have launched into 2025 with the release of the their new album, “Welcome To Dystopia”.  The 8 song, apocalyptic themed album by the Vancouver BC, Canada based group includes previously released hit singles “Empirical”; “Is This How It Ends”, and the title track, which included a guest appearance by rising rockers Silent Theory. The focus track for the LP is “No Excuse” which excoriates leaders around the world for leaving the poor, middle class and working class behind in an evolving world – in order to help the wealthy grow their net worth to obscene levels.  An ominous spoken word intro explodes…

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