- Becca Byram peppy street video Becca Byram – Thanks For Lettin’ Me Know
- cliffordlamb bridges sessions video critique Clifford Lamb – The Bridges Sessions
- tonyadamo hippest rainman Tony Adamo – Rain Man
- FLOW FREEASCENT VIDEO CRITIQUE Flow – Free Ascent
- Emiko hammond organ hamfam Emiko The Making of Simple Love
- Carol Albert singer mas que nada | contemporaryfusionreviews Carol Albert – Mas Que Nada/More Than Anyone
- * cristinamorrison zzaj video critique * Cristina Morrison Zzaj video critique
- * krisrussell zzaj video critique * Kris Russell/jazz vocalist Zzaj video critique
- Emiko courageous different rock EP Emiko – Looking At Later
- Elias Haddad high production value video Elias Haddad – Visions video critique
- Miriam Tamar exciting rhythmic video Miriam Tamar – Firedance EP
- Emiko powerful video for us all Emiko – I Believe You
- Miriam Tamar insightful intriguing timeless Miriam Tamar – Who We video review/critique
- Beautiful rich-toned visual storytelling Dan Kennedy – Backstory video critique
- Stimulating & smoking hot Ron Jackson – Moondance video review
- Laid back engaging musical stories Kama Ruby, Kristen Speller, Susan SurfTone and Joanne Lazzaro – Hanging With My Sisters video Review
- Unique performance of Mistake Kama Ruby – Single review of Kama Ruby performing Moby’s Mistake
- Ancient medieval sounds given rebirth Apsara – Galatea
- Beautiful jazzy vocals Lynn Cardona – Ophelia
- Pleasantly powerful seasonal music magic Erwilian – Advent
- Relaxing soothing Holiday single Robert Linton – Snowfall on the Eve
- Cutting edge jazz fusion Spherical Agenda – T.L.B. single review
- Shimmering soulful single Anaya Music – Imlyam
- Lush thick jazz vocal single Kama Ruby Mike Garson Kris Tiner – Lazy Afternoon
- Exciting guitar enchantment Charlie Rauh – Safety From Storms
- Gently bold guitar mastery Arthur Fowler – Towns and Mountains EP review
- Reflective melodic acoustic guitar mastery Eric Tingstad – Three Singles (EP)
- Superbly hopeful single Alan Storeygard – I Plan To Be Happy Again
- American Roots with a twist Kama Ruby – Miss You Mitch EP critique
- Exquisitely inspiring Americana Grant Maloy Smith – I See You single/video critique
- Lushly sensuous duo Kandy Apple Redd – Do Things single/video critique
Cutting edge jazz fusion Spherical Agenda – T.L.B.: Now, I grew up in the same (general) neck o’ th’ woods that these cutting edge jazz fusion players (Matt Wiles – Bass Guitars, Synth Bass; Brandon Scott Coleman – Guitars, Synthesizers; Ben Tweedt – Keyboard and Synthesizers & Devon Leigh – Drums and Percussion) did, and I can tell you that they are one of the most pleasant new musical discoveries I’ve had in quite a while… there was certainly never this kind of jazz fusion when I was growing up there… WATCH them in action on their official video for the single release…
…what truly makes these guys stand out from all the rest is the POWER they project through their music… be sure to SUBSCRIBE to their YouTube channel, too, where you’ll find MANY more exciting videos… I did it right away.
From the very opening note to the closing bar, these cats just JAM the song with notes you never even imagined existed… the recording is pure perfection, and the players are totally in synch with each other… this is one of my personal favorite singles from 2019, to be sure… keep your ears on these guys – they WILL be making much more music, I predict.
I give Spherical Agenda a MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED rating, with an “EQ” (energy quotient) score of 4.99 for this super single. Get more information about the group on their BANDCAMP site. Rotcod Zzaj
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