As I’ve stated before, one of the great things about keeping an MP3 blog is the opportunity to hear new music first hand. In the case of Alison Breitman, this works as a great benefit. Read more »

When Holly Palmer‘s self-titled debut arrived in 1996, I was pleasantly surprised at both her artistic style and unique sound. This was a record that set itself apart from the flux of Alanis-esque records that seemed to be ever-flowing during that year. Blending soft, soulful ballads with more jaunty numbers, Holly crafted a collection that was both refreshing and long overdue. Read more »

Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn‘s voice is soft and pleasant, and at times, can sound as if she’s channeling Juliana Hatfield. But it’s Mirah’s unconventional lo-fi sound and incredible lyric writing that hold her music’s distinguishable mark. Read more »

Citing musical influences that range from Ani DiFranco to PJ Harvey, singer/songwriter/actress/model Angie Mattson creates a swirling blend of music, brimming with brilliance and performed with confidence. Read more »

A rather new discovery for me, Laura Burhenn was suggested to me by a nice reader of of the site. He suggested I check out her official site, which I did. From there, I was able to sample a few of her latest songs and decided that she was definitely worthy of mention. Read more »