The Manager’s Corner July 2012
by Chris Daniels Independent Contractors vs. Employers I’ve managed my own band since the 1980s, and despite the amazing change in technology, success in the music business is built around four tried and true elements: great music, really hard work, and timing (often mistaken for luck). The other key element is getting the help you […]
D-Re’ll–Interview
by: Darnell Teague and Jonathan McNaughton photo credit Marvelous Images CMB: Who is D-Re’ll? D-Re’ll: D-Re’ll is an artist, a producer and engineer. I wear multiple hats. All of my crafts have been self- taught. (Laughing) CMB: What is your definition of hip-hop? D-Re’ll: Good question. I believe hip-hop is not only a form of […]
Molina & Diles-Mile High Times- Album Review
by: Darnell Teague and Jonathan McNaughton The duo of Molina & Diles creates a perfect blend of hip-hop artistry with their newest release Mile High Times, which brings you a skilled set of lyrics over classic hip-hop beats. The style of music they created fits well with the Colorado #MileHigh music scene. With the song […]
Offbeat Revolution-All Around CD Review
by John Christen Open your mind, free your soul, and relieve some stress with Offbeat Revolution‘s, All Around. A creative and intuitive ska-reggae compilation, that rocks the positive places of human spirit. Blending a jazzy saxophone and melodic keyboard into a laid back dub, OBR’s vibes flow into any music collection. Tracked, mixed and […]
Grant Farm-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Tyler Grant has been making quite the name for himself, and Grant Farm’s new self-titled record is going to do nothing but further that trend. A National Flatpicking Champion, Farm showcases a strong country style dominated by unyielding guitar work, and well-placed keyboard hooks. He sings about how he is from the […]
Youth on Record Students Attend Workshop as Guests of Mega-Producer, Ill Gates
by Nathan Schmit and Andre Hallman [email protected] Ill Gates, electronic music heavyweight, graced the Denver art scene last week, hosting his highly acclaimed workshop, Ill Methodology, to a packed room at the Global DJ Academy. Gates and his Ill Methodology workshop have toured the world instructing the budding electronic music scene in such areas as […]
EOTO Colorado Mountain Tour
by Corey Blecha I was crazy enough to take the trip up to the hills for EOTO’s Colorado Mountain Tour, which included shows at the Mishawaka and State Bridge Amphitheaters; two of our state’s finest outdoor venues, both nestled into the beautiful backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Combining the sounds of EOTO and the scenery […]
The Canopy- Catch The Breeze
by Tim Wenger The Canopy has amassed quite a following in their 1 ½ years of existence, and have finally presented the faithful with an EP, entitled Catch The Breeze. The disc starts off mellow, with steady instrumentation bringing the listener into catchy guitar riffs and some of Denver’s best alternative rock. Fans are definitely […]
2 Miles Apart-CD Review
by Tim Wenger 2 Miles Apart knows how to rock. That being said, you probably won’t see any devil’s horn signs or mosh pits at their shows. The acoustic duo, comprised of vocalist Rachel Ryan, and guitarist Chris Calhoon, have put out their take on melodic, harmonious, vocal-heavy acoustic rock, with their new full-length album […]
In Due Time
by Ryan Edwards I’ve been to Herman’s Hideaway many times, and the quality of musicians and music that come through its doors, never disappoint. In Due Time is an eclectic group of musicians, who blend multiple genres into a funky jam band that the audience found impossible not to get into. “When it gets down […]
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