Andy Ascolese New York, New York
Andy Ascolese has been a touring musician for most of his life. Performing on stage to thousands with classic rock bands like Blue Öyster Cult, Kasim Sulton’s Utopia and Meatloaf’s touring band The Neverland Express. Andy newest album is “Endless Sunset’. Stirring up images of waves, sun and fun, layered with Beach Boys harmonies and catchy Hall & Oats hooks, Andy wants you to relax and enjoy. ... more
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Someone/Anyone? A 50th Anniversary TRibute to Todd Rundgren's Something/Anything?
by Various Artists
supported by 7 fans who also own “Start Again”
I fell in “puppy love” to this pop classic back in ‘72. The girlfriend didn’t work out but the old vinyl album still haunts my turntable to this day.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Start Again”
Sometimes I'll be listening to music and a little disappointed. "Is this it? Is this all music can offer?" This really broke that for me, and reminded me of why I love music.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Start Again”
Waiting For Love is my least favorite because it's a cover...The rest of the songs are perfectly written, produced and recorded! I think this is their best album of all.
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Good American Songbook
by Bob Cummins Jr.
Radiant ’60s-style psych pop lights up the latest from Bob Cummins Jr., with harmonies impossible to resist.
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Record Dealin' Dick EP
by THE MONA REELS
The Mona Reels take on record clerk mansplainers with catchy power pop on this lively new EP.
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New on the always-great label Velvet Blue Music is “Slow Parade” from Gileah Taylor, boasting warm songs built on piano and guitar.
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Sucker In The Promised Land
by Trembles of Fortune
supported by 4 fans who also own “Start Again”
One of the best Westcoast jazz pop-rock albums I've heard in a long time. The production is amazing for an independent release, the hooks are interesting, the lyrics clever in a Steely Dan-ish way and the little things (like the Motown-sounding lick on Soothe A Savage Soul and the Thomas Dolby styled synth washes on Before He Finds Out) really elevate this album into special territory. Early AOTY potential!
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