Apple Juice TV is what everyone is talking about. The new wave or “The New Radio” on Spotify. Apple Juice TV started in Houston, Texas discovering talented artists and then expanded the brand to become a household name. Their Spotify has the latest releases of
Houston, Texas: We are excited to share new EP by Houston creative, Ramxes (pronounced Ramses). Dystopic Silence comes out at just the perfect time as US cities are plagued by racial tension, and the country seems to be, well, quite dystopic if you ask us. But
Mood, depression, ADHD, how does one make sense of it all? Luckily for us, Spring, Houston native Wyatt Martin comes right on time with a pivotal project. That’s right, Martin’s “The Things I Release” comes screaming at viewers from such a place of peace and
Following his most recent release “Walking Spirit,” Dallas native musician, Lord Red does it again! Creating a short song with a unique style that revolves around spirituality and life’s given circumstances. As the first and only single from his upcoming debut album “Intermediate Zone,”
Paper Route Empire continues to show why they are front runners coming out of the South with an incredible Houston performance at the House of Blues. With flashing lights strobing and smoke cannons blasting Key Glock emerged performing “Dough” from his 3rd album Yellow Tape.
Houston, Texas: Zack Villere is an eclectic artist from Louisiana who’s making waves in the DIY scene. He performed at Houston’s Satellite Bar in an intimate setting for his headline tour. Fans poured in to see the “Cool” artist who played previous works as well as
Houston, Texas: Playing in front of a packed House of Blues, Aussie indie band, Eliza & The Delusionals gave a very spirited performance. Opening for the Silversun Pickups, the show was a shoegaze dream. The band shows great chemistry onstage; each member blending their sound almost
Picture this: A quiet night and the world is still, not even in New York, City can a mouse make a peep. All seems well but something is a tad bit off. In chimes the discordant opening melody of Queens native, Dre A.M’s ‘Serotonin’. What seemed
Prepare for the biggest talk of 2020. My Chemical Romance, better known as “My Chem” and “MCR”, an American rock band from 2001, slayed the hearts of numerous teenagers creating the phase “Emo Kid”. Sadly the dream came to a end unexpectedly in 2013 due
White Oak Music Hall pulled in a lot more than they were use to with the crowd of this past Thursday for “Sleeping with Sirens” and “Set It Off”. Setting off the show with bands “Belmont” and “Point North” the crowd was up and ready