Review: "A Rainy Week in Paradise" - Elessar Thiessen

Are you a fan of artists like John Mayer and Jason Mraz? If so, stop everything you're doing right now and listen to Elessar Thiessen's new album, "A Rainy Week in Paradise". This piece of music has a real earthy feel, as it combines both a modern pop rock sound with guitar licks typically found in blues songs. Thiessen's music is truly something that doesn't just appeal to musicians, but the common fan as well.

Review: "By My Side" - Nick de la Hoyde

Fresh out of Sydney, Australia, Nick de la Hoyde is an artist you all need to keep an eye out. That's because he's different than all the other musicians out today. Not only can he sing and write well, but he's also quite the rapper. Check out our review of his lead single, "By My Side", off de la Hoyde's EP "Passion" below:

Review: The Longest Way - Nick de la Hoyde

Sydney's very own Nick de la Hoyde is back and ready to take over the world with his biggest single to date, The Longest Way. Anyone who has heard of Nick before, knows that he writes his own deep and intriguing lyrics and records them over the hits of today. This is truly what sets him apart from anyone else out in the music business right now, which is why he is gaining in the pop and hip hop genres. In fact, this artist currently lands in the top 20 most added songs at Mediabase Top 40 pop. In the past, his music has been played all over his Youtube and Instagram accounts.

Review: Break My Heart - Alice Sungurov

Are you looking for a new artist to obsess over? If so, look no further than Alice Sungurov. This New York based artist is taking an unique approach to songwriting, being compared to artists like Adele and Christina Perri. Her newest single is titled "Break My Heart" and with one listen, we're guaranteeing that you'll be hooked on this up-and-comer.

Review: Half Life - Marla Mase

Remember when we introduced you to Marla Mase back in September? For those who need a refresher, Mase's music is a mix of rock, punk, spoken word, and soul and she's even been compared to the likes of Patti Smith, David Byrne, Frank Zappa and Iggy Pop. Well, now that the New York native is signed to True Groove Records, she's gearing up to release her EP, Half Life.

Review: Turn the People - Monks of Mellonwah

Remember the name Monks of Mellonwah, because they're here to take over the music industry. These Australian natives are completely redefining the alternative rock genre with their unique sound and captivating lyrics. In the past, they've even been compared to the likes of Muse, Black Keys, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Now, they're getting ready to release their first full-length album, Turn the People.

Review: More Die of Heartbreak - Chuckie Campbell

Any hip hop fans out there? If so, you've got to check out Chuckie Campbell. This New York native is making audiences stand up and take notice with his new album, More Die of Heartbreak. That's because he's innovative and writes songs about real life issues happening in our society. Unlike a lot of others in this genre, he not only has the fast flow and catchy beats,but smart and creative words to back it up. It's exactly what's been missing from this kind of community for decades.

Review: Shining On - Ron Littlejohn & The Funk Embassy

For any of our readers out there who love funk music, we have a new band for you to check out. Hailing from Canada, Ron Littlejohn & The Funk Embassy deliver that feel good music that will have you hooked after one listen. The band first came together in 2009, when Thierry Matrat solicited the best singers and musicians he could find on Craigslist. That's where he connected with vocalist Ron Littlejohn. While Ron Littlejohn & The Funk Embassy have only been around for four years, they're no amateurs to this business. In the past, some of their members have opened for legends like James Brown and The Roots.

Review: Send the Night - The Walking Sticks

If you're a fan of artists like HAIM, Arcade Fire, Radiohead and Tame Impala, it's time to check out The Walking Sticks. This band, based out of Maryland, is comprised of lead vocalist Chelsea Lee and twin brothers Spencer and Max Ernst. Since taking off in 2011, they've been delivering a dream pop/downtempo sound that's completely unique from anything else you'll hear on the music scene today. Now The Walking Sticks are ready to share more of their music with the world.

Review: The Ria Reece Band

Canadian artists are dominating the music charts. From Justin Bieber to Michael Buble, you can't go anywhere without hearing their music blasting from the radio. Well get ready, we're about to introduce you to some Montreal natives you won't want to miss out on. If you love that old school rhythm & blues vibe, you need to check out The Ria Reece Band.