Author: Jerrett
Ju-Lion The Voice Turns His Own Story Into “The Boy & The Voice”
Ju-Lion The Voice, born Julian Bruce, is an independent artist out of Brooklyn who wears a lot of hats outside the booth. He served in the military, he pastors, he…
Last Crash Sits With Distance on “An Ocean Divides”
Last Crash is a British project led by Darren Clarke, and “An Ocean Divides” doesn’t leave much room to hide behind production, everything here is pared back to the essentials….
John Miller Turns Sleep Into a Refuge on “When I Sleep”
John Miller is a French-American producer based in Paris, moving between house, minimal, tech house, and techno without ever settling permanently into one of them. What holds his catalog together…
Teanko Makes Peace With Every Version of Himself on “Between Two Selves”
Teanko is the stage name of Theo Konst, a Dutch singer-songwriter now based in Portugal with decades of songwriting, recording, and performing behind him, work that moves comfortably between pop,…
Stephen Webber Makes the Case for Human Connection on “Here We Go”
Stephen Webber’s resume reads like several different careers stitched together, an Emmy-winning composer, a Grammy-nominated producer, an author, and Professor Emeritus at Berklee College of Music, with stops along the…
Why I Built MOTR (And What’s In It For You)
I’ve spent years running Music On The Rox, reading through hundreds of submissions, writing reviews, and watching artists pour money into services that promise exposure but mostly just promise a…
The New Citizen Kane Gears Up for New EP “Free To Feel,” Out August 14
The New Citizen Kane has spent over a decade building something bigger than a discography. Behind the name is Kane Luke, a London-based artist with roots in Dublin’s theatre scene…
Leopold Nunan and Andrea Ferraz Celebrate Freedom on “Ready To Go”
Leopold Nunan grew up in Brazil and now calls Los Angeles home, and for years he’s used his own music and festival work as a way of putting Brazilian culture…
Loser Demon Preview EP3 With New Single “Roulette”
Loser Demon isn’t the kind of band that eases into anything, and “Roulette” makes that clear fast. The Riverside, California group delivers a full blast of indie rock here, dirty…
Laji George Finds Rebirth in Collapse on “Day I Died”
Laji George, best known as the frontman of Pseutopia, steps out with another solo statement in “Day I Died,” an alternative rock track carrying real 90s grunge DNA in both…
