The second album from GospelbeacH continues to deftly honor the grand tradition of West Coast rock and roll. This time around its more 70s FM rock than 60s AM gold, more cosmo than country with a theme of timeless love. Straightforward, inviting songwriting and singing by Brent Rademaker (a founding member of Beachwood Sparks). Warm classic production and tight harmonies once again by guitarist/vocalist Jason Soda. Recorded in Los Angeles at Palomino Sound, Jasons new 1970s vintage artisan recording studio. Third GospelbeacH core member Jonny Niemanns cascading piano, organ and mellotron ll out the albums rich sound. In the tradition of the Troubadour scene of the 1970s Another Summer of Love features some of the GospelbeacH friends and Los Angeles nest players and singers including, Pearl Charles, Miranda Lee Richards, members of Wilco, Mapache, Eels, and pickers from the Grand Ole Echo. The album artwork features re active photography by GospelbeacH guitarist/singer Neal Casal and Allah-Las drummer Matthew Coreia.

Nathan Carter Is Back!! Ireland’s biggest entertainer Nathan Carter is back with his new album ‘Livin’ The Dream’. 13 new recordings including the single ‘Livin’ The Dream, Caribbean Feeling, Summer’s Here, Jealous Of The Angels And many more! There seems no end to his popularity as he has just recently played sold out shows at Belfast’s SSE Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena and The London Palladium as well as gathering up a staggering 3.3 million views on his YouTube channel! It seems people can’t get enough of the Liverpool born singer! The new album ‘Livin’ The Dream’ will be released on the Sharpe Music Label on Friday 16th June and will be followed by a UK tour!

This live performance, previously released on DVD, is now being released as standalone CD for the first time. Some Girls: Live In Texas 78 was recorded in Texas, at the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, shortly after the Some Girls album had hit the #1 spot on the US album charts.

Love, hate, the complexities of our times lacking simple solutions - resonating in Jazzamor's question: Isn't it strange to be in Paradise? When we sing our love songs and when we celebrate the wonderful experience of humans embracing each other in a rather mystical happening of emphatic passion, we cannot deny the fact that in each and every case there are others in fear and horror, being tortured and slaughtered for nothing but the raging passion of hate. Is it not strange to be in paradise at the same time? To live in a world where we are supported in all kinds of ways, while at the same time other humans suffer? What is there to do with this strangeness to be? We are confronted with this human contradiction whether we like it or not. We can look away, or we can face these opposing appearances of life and the questions they pose. We choose every time we look at it. But to go beyond we must look into what provides us with that option.

In literature and in songwriting, the American South is where writers go to face their fears. Hannah Aldridge doesn’t just dip her pen into the well of the South, the Muscle Shoals native embodies it. With every song, she’s facing down demons of a life once lived from substance abuse to failed relationships and scars from the lashes of the bible belt.  'Gold Rush' is Hannah Aldridge’s second album, a follow up to her 2014 debut 'Razor Wire'. While that album launched her career, drew the attention of music writers and sent her touring across the world, 'Gold Rush' shows a more mature and introspective artist with more life experience - and music experience - under her belt.

This double record is very accessible and Wakeman really uses a new technology to produce easy listening songs. One word: ADDICTIVE!…