Whitney Miller

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Revvnant's "Death Drive" - Between the Sacred and the Damned
In a world teetering between ecological collapse and spiritual exhaustion, Revvnant’s Death Drive is less like an album and more like a reckoning.
By Whitney Miller3 months ago in Beat
Melodic Rock Veterans SIREN Return With Their Defining Statement on "Listen"
South Florida’s SIREN might have been born in the 1980's, but their new album Listen doesn’t sound like a nostalgia act. It sounds like a band finally finding the voice they’ve been chasing for decades. Built on the sturdy bones of melodic rock and shaped by the storytelling spirit of Middle America, Listen captures a rare mix of maturity and vitality that few veteran bands manage to achieve.
By Whitney Miller3 months ago in Beat
Marco Di Stefano - Creating Worlds Through Sound
In a time when orchestral music is often confined to film scores and background ambience, Italian composer Marco Di Stefano has done something rare.
By Whitney Miller3 months ago in Beat
Reeya Banerjee Turns Melody Into Memory on Her New Album "This Place"
There’s something instantly striking about Reeya Banerjee’s This Place. It’s not just the power of her voice, or the confidence in her songwriting, but the way she manages to bring together introspection and catharsis so naturally that the album feels very much like a personal revelation.
By Whitney Miller3 months ago in Beat
"Nefasphere" - A Conversation Across Oceans
Fifteen years after their first meeting in a New Jersey classroom, pioneering composer and Mutantrumpet inventor Ben Neill and Ethiopian electronic innovator Mikael Seifu have finally turned a long running conversation into sound.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
MASSEY Races Into Cinematic Funk Rock Territory with New Single "BOOKIN'"
MASSEY’s latest single "BOOKIN’", is a full throttle collision of rock grit, funk swagger and cinematic storytelling. Charlie Lerant’s scorching guitar lines drive the track forward, punctuated by dueling riffs that feel both feral and precise. MASSEY’s vocals cut through the mix like a lead instrument in their own right - commanding, and full of narrative power. This is a song that is like a chase unfolding in real time, and every second of the track ratchets up the tension and energy.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
Lakaff Expands His "Heart Music" Universe with "may.Be" and "Jambles"
Washington, D.C. based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Lakaff has been quietly carving out a world of his own since 2023.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
Alex Thomen Turns Satire into Song on "Where Did They Go Wrong?"
With “Where Did They Go Wrong?” Alex Thomen takes a bold step into satirical rock, with a single that blends sharp social commentary with the polished musicianship of a seasoned composer.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
George Collins Paints Outside the Lines on "Black and White World"
Some artists mellow with age. George Collins has done the opposite. After decades in a high powered finance career, he’s thrown himself into songwriting with the kind of energy most musicians only dream of. And his new single, “Black and White World” proves it.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
Friday Project Make a Splash with "Capitola Coast"
From the first shimmering guitar notes of “Capitola Coast,” you can tell Friday Project aren’t content to be just another teenage rock band.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
Lil' Red & The Rooster's New Album 7 is a Joyous Journey Through Blues and Beyond
Lil’ Red & The Rooster, aka Jennifer "Lil' Red" Milligan and Pascal Fouquet, have been making music together for more than a decade, carving out a space where traditional blues meets sly jazz swing, gospel uplift and retro soul warmth.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat
Composer Marco di Stefano Reflects on the Endless Toll of War in "Angels on Our Shoulders"
With “Angels on Our Shoulders,” composer Marco Di Stefano has crafted a work that honors the memory of World War II’s fallen while reflecting on the wars and conflicts that still shadow the modern world today.
By Whitney Miller4 months ago in Beat