Surviving As An Indie Artist: Music Review (Aysia BerLynn)

I was sent a track titled "Devoted" by Aysia BerLynn. She is a singer-songwriter and producer. Any song that starts with bass automatically has my attention. Aysia sounds like a soulful Aaliyah- sweet, powerful, and sultry. The music sounds amazing. It sounds like she has a full band playing on this track. This track is a sweet love song with beautiful harmonies. I think you have a hit on your hands! Check out her tune. Click here

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Surviving As An Indie Artist: Music Review ( Sundogs)

I was sent a track titled "Alive Tonight". This track was created by the duo "Sundogs". They are a Seattle based band that was formed by Stan Snow and Jed Moffitt. "Alive Tonight" is a well crafted tune. The intro and music for this tune is mesmerizing. I especially love the guitar and tambourine solo. I am not a big fan of the lyrics for the verses. I can not relate to them. However, I did enjoy the chorus. The chorus is simple, catchy and most people can relate to feeling alive at some point in their lives. I like the vocal harmonies. They give this tune a soulful feel. Check out "Alive Tonight" by the "Sundogs" Written by Raye Cray

St. Louis Indie Musician & Host Leaves STL Due To Corona Virus Pandemic

By Raye Cole I recently spoke with my friend Curt Copeland about how the Corona Virus Pandemic has effected his weekly open mics. Curt operates multiple open mic nights and performs with an amazing band " Roaming Home ." Curt shares his concerns and advice for indie musicians and venue owners in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area. You can listen to the full interview on the following sites: Surviving As An Indie Artist YouTube Surviving As An Indie Artist Sound Cloud Surviving As An Indie Artist Anchor Surviving As An Indie Artist Facebook

Grammy Award-Winning Musician & Composer Terence Blanchard Shares Advice for Indie Artist

By Raye Cole On November 24th 2019, I attended a live performance at the venue Jazz St. Louis. That evening, I watched Grammy award-winning jazz musician and composer Terence Blanchard deliver an amazing performance. I was able to speak with Mr. Blanchard at the end of the show. I met Mr. Blanchard earlier that year. He was promoting the production " Fire Shut Up In My Bones" with the "Opera Theatre of Saint Louis." His music can be heard in films such as Harriet, Blackkklansman, Talk to Me, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Cadillac Records, Barbershop, and the list can go on. After his performance, Mr. Blanchard shared the following advice for indie artist that want to have a similar career path. Facebook Instagram Twitter

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