Becca Bradley – Shaken
Independent Release Date: April 29th 2014 Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre Becca Bradley– Shaken (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Independent Release Date: April 29th 2014 Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre Becca Bradley– Shaken (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
First of all, let me say this outright that I’m not a very big TV watcher. Though in the past my slate of shows for the summer season and fall season have slowly risen over the past few years, it hasn’t gotten to the point where I can say that I watch every single show … Continue reading My Predictions: 2014/2015 Fall/Midseason TV Network schedule
Stylos Records Release Date: March 25th 2014 Reviewed by Joshua Andre Michael Boggs– More Like A Lion (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Below is a list of the albums that are releasing this week, which ones are you buying? Is there any that you would stay clear from? Let us know in the comments below.
EMILY KJONAAS (Reviewer, Interviewer, News Reporter): Name: Emily Year Of Birth: 1990 Likes: listening to music, playing with my dog Weasley, crocheting, watching movies, reading, taking naps, and a lot of other random stuff. Dislikes: Spicy food Hobbies: Work, sleep, eat, repeat. Favourite colour: Blue. Not regular blue, and not sky blue, but the blue of … Continue reading Emily Kjonaas
Shae Shoc Records Release Date: May 6th 2014 Reviewed by Micah Garnett Beckah Shae – Champion (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Here’s the first of many Sunday News Roundups, this first time from the 28th April to the 4th May. Enjoy reading the scoop on the latest news!
JOSHUA ANDRE (Site Administrator): Name: Joshua Daniel Andre Year Of Birth: 1989 Likes: reviewing Christian music albums, listening to music, watching TV shows, hanging out with friends, spending time with family, playing sports games on Nintendo Wii, watching cricket (live at cricket grounds and on TV), cooking, reading, going to live concerts, making DVD’s via showbiz, playing board games, … Continue reading Joshua Andre
BEC Recordings Release Date: May 6th 2014 Reviewed by Joshua Andre The Museum– What We Stand For (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Since when are lyric videos interesting? I mean they’re normally just fancy written words on a plain coloured background, and nothing really fancy, right?