Always happy to feature local Pittsburgh artists here on Ear To The Ground Music and there are few as talented and well-received as Joy Ike. A little like Sara Barielles, Joy’s songwriting and pop piano style clearly show her influences, but she’s taken …
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David Ullman – Light the Dark (in studio)
Here’s a really unique look at the behind-the-scenes process of putting a track to tape at Cleveland’s Elevation Studios with acoustic guitar and vocalist David Ullman. His gritty vocals are evident throughout his new album also titled *Light the Dark*.
And The Giraffe – Sorry
And The Giraffe is one of our favorites here at EarToTheGround and this is the official music video for their song “Sorry”. It’s an emotional song to begin with and the addition of the video makes it even more so. Enjoy.
Justin Serrao – “Friends”
Justin Serrao is a South Africa pop rock artist. This highly-emotional song, “Friends” will find many fans for “just just.” If you enjoy the video, be sure to subscribe to his page and consider purchasing the song on itunes.
Song Preservation Society – “Love Me Like She Did”
This track from Song Preservation Society shows the songwriting and harmonic prowess that’s evident on their new EP “Ready Room.” While one of seven tracks, it’s clear what this band is capable of. More on the band and the EP coming soon.
Artist Interview: Le Wrens
It was your brother Noah who told me “there’s nothing worse than the ’email interview” so I apologize for that. But in an effort to get the word out about your band and album, we have to make due. Thanks for taking some …
Ryan Spearman – Foolish Apprehension
This is the kind of song that is why we even invented the YouTube Gem concept. This recording is not brand new, but it’s an absolute diamond in the rough. It’s storytelling and wonderful. Spearman channels a serious Roger Miller sound in fantastic …
Free Music Friday! The Vespers and Amazon’s Americana Sale
Happy Free Music Friday everyone! This week we’ve got the religiously tinted bluegrass stylings of The Vespers and a huge sale from Amazon. First up is The Vespers, a four piece bluegrass band that produces some awesome music, that is especially awesome if …
Artist Interview: Josh Schott
Josh Schott first impressed me with a series of classic “oldies” covers. Since then, I get excited for all of his new uploads. At some point I decided I’d like to ask him a few questions about his emerging career. He was kind …
Bronze Radio Return – Up, On & Over
Often times, when writing a review, I have a hard time categorizing a band or describing a band because they don’t sound like anything else we’ve heard. While that’s certainly true for Bronze Radio Return, the sextet out of Hartford, Connecticut, I found …
