Jordan Maye ft. Rebecca Soul – “The Puppeteer” (Song Premiere)

Today is a great day to share the new single from Jordan Maye that takes classic rock and symphonic elements, and builds on a modern indie singer-songwriter foundation layered with Maye’s powerful vocals. “The Puppeteer” features guest vocals from Rebecca Soul, and showcases a sound similar to Foxy Shazam paired with the classic rock leanings of The Rolling Stones.

If you’re enjoying the new single, please consider streaming Jordan Maye’s music here.

Jason Tate 2 days ago

The Midnight have shared an instrumental version of their latest album.

Quinn Allman Alleges 15 Years of Abuse and Trauma

Jason Tate Jun 21, 2024

Quinn Allman, formerly of The Used, shared two posts (found below) on Instagram over the past few days. One alleges abuse from “you all know who I’m talking about” and the other discusses the feeling of finally coming forward.

Jason Tate 3 days ago

The Wonder Years have announced some ten year anniversary shows for No Closer to Heaven.

Jason Tate 2 days ago

The Reunion Show’s Kill Your Television is getting a vinyl pressing.

Review: Hit The Lights – Tomorrow’s Gonna Hurt

Adam Grundy 2 weeks ago

The first new music from Hit The Lights in nearly a decade, called Tomorrow’s Gonna Hurt, is a solid collection of four songs that highlight the band’s slick approach to pop-punk. Released in part as a tribute to their bandmate Kyle Maite, who tragically died in September 2022, Hit The Lights do their best to honor their past legacy while leaving the door open for where they could go next if they continue to march on. The set features two guest spots, the opener has guest vocals from Jay Pepito and the third track features Hit The Lights’ original vocalist Colin Ross. While the band doesn’t cover too much new ground on this EP, there’s still plenty to enjoy in these songs that will hopefully rejuvenate Hit The Lights in making even more new music soon.

Jason Tate 2 days ago

Spitalfield has shared a new rendition of “Texa$ With a Dollar Sign.”

Jason Tate Nov 28, 2021

A few weeks ago I started working on a new weekend project. I wanted to build a mini-computer that could sit on my desk and display what I was currently listening to. A simple idea. After completing it, I figured I should write up the entire process, because if I don’t blog about it … did it really happen?

I’ve compiled everything I used in making the little device, and walked through the process below. Most of it is pretty straight forward if you’ve ever worked with a Raspberry Pi or Unix before, and I documented the tutorials I used as well as the actual code I used for the website.

Jason Tate 1 week ago

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