State Radio concert photos from their performance at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia, PA on January 30, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s rare to come across a young unsigned band with the talent and ability to put together strong pop-rock songs such as The Sky Life does. With a sound reminiscent of OneRepublic, their music excels in three crucial areas; writing, musicianship, and production. It may not be too long before The Sky Life skyrockets to the top.

Be sure to pick up a copy of The Sky Life’s latest CD, Roots and Wings, which was released this past October.

Biography:
THESKYLIFE have a brand new album and a sterling new single that will absorb you and instantly grab your ear. “Roots and Wings” is introducing itself to the world by way of the song “Reflective eyes,” which epitomizes the dare-you-to-pigeonhole us pop rock of THESKYLIFE.

“Reflective eyes” folds together a number of musical aspects – alternative, singer-songwriter, acoustic and poptronica, indie and more – into a brand new creation. The song is a poignant, melodic excursion into the hearts of Justin Carter, Bobby Kuhl, Dwight Werbicki, Daniel Hooft and Josh Steffen – the artists that make up the membership of THESKYLIFE.

Both organic and electrically charged, brimming over with ambiance, personality and emotional resonance, “Reflective eyes” dips into the tender feelings of the human heart and boasts music to complement. It reveals a batch of songcrafters interested in winning fans – but not through sizzle-for-a-second cutout copycat music.

Rather, THESKYLIFE is focused on rich melodies and thoughtful lyrics meant to bring out something special in the listener. Far from the typical rock out and sing along music, THESKYLIFE’s songs are intended to cause reflection, inspiration and emotional intensity.

Structurally, this is accomplished through a careful melding of ambient synths, piano, guitars and percussion which, according to THESKYLIFE, “belt out their own songs and lyrics, thoughtfully crafted to connect.”

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Puddle of Mudd concert photos from their performance at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, RI on January 21, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

Skillet concert photos from their performance at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence, RI on January 21, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

Concert photos of O.A.R. from their performance at the Ryan Center in Kingston, RI. Read the rest of this entry »

Cynic concert photos from their performance at Lupo’s in Providence, RI on May 5, 2009. Read the rest of this entry »

Halestorm concert photos from their performance at Lupo’s in Providence, RI on January 2, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

With dominating guitar, catchy riffs, and soulful vocals, The Adam Lasher Band has mixed together a recipe for success. The music instantly grabs your attention grabbing, and the solid song-writing holds it. The band has put together some of the strongest rock songs I’ve heard from an independent artist in quite some time.

Be sure to pick up a copy of The Adam Lasher Band’s latest CD, Love For Granted, which was released this past November.

Biography:

The Adam Lasher Band is a Boston-based rock group that was formed in the summer of 2007 while attending Berkelee School of Music.

Guitarist/Singer/songwriter Adam Lasher of Northern California serves as the bands front man, the soulful groove/rock quintet has been performing throughout New England’s hippest venues – Now located in Los Angeles, CA. The band is creating a buzz with their fresh interpretations of classic and contemporary Soul, Rock, and Latin.

The band’s members Brock Pollock on Bass , Matt Musty on Drums and Josh Fobare on Keys are as equally diverse as they are talented. Each player brings an eclectic mix of musical backgrounds. This coupled with the exceptional songwriting and performing abilities of Adam Lasher, makes for a unique blend of Rock. Read the rest of this entry »