1. Where are we talking from today? A. I’m living in Brooklyn, New York.  2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019? A. I would love to get a record deal and potentially move to Nashville to pursue my music.  3. What is your take on politics? A. Politically I identify myself as a liberal. 4. Where did you get your artist's name from? A. It’s my given name, I decided not to change it and instead go with what’s simpler. 5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life? Can you recall the moment when you decided that you wanted to be a musician? Was it an easy or difficult choice to make? A. Music has been one of the most important things in my life. I had a difficult childhood, but the music was always there for me and it was something I could constantly turn to and depend on. I don’t think I’ve ever experienced a specific moment when I decided to be a musician, music is just a part of who I am. Whether or not I’m pursuing it as a career or just play

Music Artist K_1P 1. Where are we talking from today? A. I’m in sunny San Diego, CA.  2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019? A. I want to get in touch with more artists and work with a lot of people, really get my time in the studio. 3. What is your take on politics? A. I stay out of them, to be honest. 4. Where did you get your artist's name from? A. It was a nickname I was giving along time ago and it stuck. All I did was lose a few letters and made it look cool. 5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life ? Can you recall the moment when you decided that you wanted to be a musician? Was it an easy or difficult choice to make? A. Music has always been in my life my brother always had a new instrument in the house so I was exposed to a lot growing up. Through the ups and downs in life, music is the only thing that’s been a constant didn’t matter where I was in life I could always turn to music. I was around 16 when I knew music was my g

1.) Where Are we talking from today? A: Los Angeles, CA  2.) Where did you get your artist's name from? A: I took letters from my first name and my birthday month July and can up with the name “Danjul”  3.) Music-wise what are you working on right now? Are you currently promoting a single or album? A: I’m always recording with my two producers Matthew Nelson & Mitch Maanao. Consistently building my sound and trying to figure out ways to create unique Pop music that doesn’t sound like anything we’ve heard thus far. As of now, I released a dance song titled “Eyes on you” produced by Mitch Maanao, it was just released Oct 18th! I hope you guys like it! 4.) Who or what were the most significant influences on your musical life and career? A: I have to say, Michael Jackson...we didn’t have much growing up but watching him on tv and videos inspired me to pursue entertainment. My mother also was a great influencer to get me motivated to pursue musi

A grotesque monstrosity like Donald Trump doesn’t become president without a concerted effort to dumb down the American public.  The music industry deserves much of the blame. Gen X voted in droves in 1992 helping to elect Clinton & a Democratic majority. And that was last time until now that there was a major youth vote. After that, the corporations got busy to make sure something like that never happened again & it worked. The young became indifferent low info non-voters & the Republicans took over. Ever wonder why there no Bob Dylans, no Bob Marleys, no Clash, no Public Enemies, no American Idiot in the Trump era? Instead, the music industry keeps foisting the same old bubblegum because that is what the corporations have used to manipulate Americans into complacency. It’s the agenda the corporations have been working on for years. That’s why rock is dead. They killed it, or at least, are suppressing it. The empty suits inherited a high volume high margin gold

It’s midnight in the wilderness. From the lost highways and fever swamps of the sinister South emerges a new & defiant voice. GIL KANEDA is a rock & roll tenor in the tradition of FREDDIE MERCURY, ROBERT PLANT, ROGER DALTREY, & LITTLE RICHARD. https://soundcloud.com/retailspace/rock-roll-ballroom https://soundcloud.com/retail_space/all-is-fair-in-love-war-rock-roll https://soundcloud.com/retail_space/baby-makes-me-tremble GIL KANEDA is a singer-songwriter in the tradition of BOB DYLAN,  DAVID BOWIE, KATE BUSH, ELVIS COSTELLO, & SARAH MCLACHLAN. https://soundcloud.com/retailspace/sets/gil-kaneda GIL KANEDA is the anti-Trump troubadour. https://soundcloud.com/retailspace/sets/anti-trump-troubadour voice & guitar & keys, words & music: Gilbert Kaneda Copyright Sedance Music (BMI) sedancemusic@yahoo.com beatconcept@gmail.com http://www.reverbnation.com/retail http://www.reverbnation.com/retailspace http://soundclou

Wee Bad Records is pleased to announce the music video release of Raven Salve's' "Coco Brown The Remix." Florida's next big star and best-kept secret so far, Raven has been making waves with her music across Florida and the Southern United States region.  "Coco Brown The Remix," is a vocally driven song where Raven Salve' sings with absolute passion. Her vocals are only complimented by the songs slick production, providing an upbeat and powerful song built around clever lyrics.  Pensacola, Florida native Raven Salve' was born Ebony D Weatherspoon on July 13th, 1989. She started to enjoy music around the age of five and it was at this early age she realized she had a passion that would one day become a profession. A natural musician, Raven started playing the Clarinet around the age of 12, the piano at the age of 13 and also started taking voice lessons at 13. Although she knew since the age of five that she wanted a career in music, it wasn

1. Where are we talking from today? A. Queens, New York. Born & raised. 2. What would you like to accomplish in 2019? A. I’d like to develop a few of my songs that have been sitting on the shelf. But I have to admit I’m very blessed with this year's accomplishments. I won a 2019 LDM Award for “Wishing You The Best,” & the music video has been picked up by some channels and film festivals. 3. What is your take on politics? A. I don’t speak politics :) 4. Where did you get your artist's name from? A. My mom. God bless her soul. I decided to keep in my middle name because it’s a little less common. 5. Growing up, how important has music been in your life? Can you recall the moment when you decided that you wanted to be a musician? Was it an easy or difficult choice to make? A. I’ve always had a passion for music. Every time I went to a concert I always wanted to be on stage. So when I got my funding, I decided to invest in my passion. I love telling a

1. Where are we talking from today? A. Seattle 2. Where did you get your artist's name from? A. Everybody was already calling me Cole but the 365 came from just living life. 3. Music-wise what are you working on right now? Are you currently promoting a single or album? A. I’m currently working on an EP, I’m in the mixing process with it. I recently dropped a playlist titled C.H.D ( Child Hood Dreams) 4. Who or what were the most significant influences on your musical life and career? A.  Jay z, Kendrick, Nipsey  5. Who are your favorite musicians? A.  Kendrick, Jay Z, Nas, Big Pun, KRS One, Nipsey, Big And Pac 6. What have been the greatest challenges/frustrations of your career so far? A. Currently, the investors, owning my rights is something I hold dear but the investors are asking for too much equity when I pitch my vision.  7. As a musician, what is your definition of success?  A.  Writing down my goals and ticking them out.  8. What is your ide

Radio Drive's "In The Light" is a fun record that reckons back to the late 90's Matchbox 20, Jimmy Eat World type sound. The album opens up with "First Time," a fun fast-paced song that the singer hits perfect despite his almost Roger Waters like vocals. A song like this would have been a challenge to listen to if not for the harmonic mixes intertwined that hit a climax during the chorus. The song sets the tone for the first half of the record that at times seems like a party record with its upbeat tempos and overall message within the songs.  The record takes a turn around the songs "Take Hold," and "I Have A Voice." Around this point, songs take a more electronic and darker tone as you shift into the later part of the record. The records ends with a somber tone mixed in with an upbeat twist with "What Went Wrong," and "Under the Milky Way." The good:  The album was fun and a breath of fresh air in an era whe

1. Where are we talking from today? A. Seattle! My band and I are currently on a full west coast tour from San Diego to Seattle and back; we play our last Seattle show tonight and then it’s back to Portland tomorrow and back home to Santa Barbara after that. 2. Where did you get your artist's name from? A. As of now, I am a solo artist that plays shows with a band, so the band’s name is Jack McCain Band and on tour, we tour as a trio. 3. Music-wise what are you working on right now? Are you currently promoting a single or album? A. I am currently working on my first full-length album called Out From the Dark. The title track single was released in January of this year and it won three awards from the Indie Music Channel in LA (best rock song, best rock producer, and best rock recording). I also released another single from the album called To Be Happy Again, both songs are available on all streaming services. I hope to have my album done and ready to release by the en