An Evening with Silk Sonic

Silk Sonic

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Stephen Stills

Stephen Stills

Today we are throwing it way back to one on the greatest pioneers of rock music: Stephen Stills. Previously featured on Album Daily for his work with CSNY (Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young), Stephen Stills self-titled first solo album is a classic by its own merit. For one, t is the only album to feature both Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. On another note, Stills fills this album with all kinds of alternate guitar tunings, the influence of which can be heard on most records featuring sad guys who fixate on their guitars.

Stills who was the first artist ever to be inducted into Radio City Music Hall’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for two acts in the same night really lets his musicianship and rock star quality shine through on Black Queen. Check out this live performance and see if you agree. If you’d like a comparison to a more stripped down performance here he is on a live one take performance after a recording session with Judy Collins.

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Shockwave

Marshmello

“Marshmello’s new album is bangers galore” - EDM.com

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Hope Above Adversity

Dylan Cartlidge

In short, I’d describe Dylan Cartlidge as an optimistic Oliver Tree. You can’t help but sing along and feel a bit grungy while listening to Hope Above Adversity.

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Sucker Punch

Sigrid

We've got a guest review coming at you this week from subscriber Pau Chan. Thanks so much for your submission, Pau! Let Paul know what you think of the album on Instagram (@pauchann_) or on Twitter (@pauchannn). Want a chance to have your album featured to over 2000 subscribers? Submit this form for the chance to be featured! 

It really makes me feel like dancing even though the lyrics are quite painful. The artist is very creative and write their own songs and even plays the piano which makes me feel more connected. Sucker Punch was special because listening to it during a really low point in my life really helped with lifting myself up. To this day, this album simply has no skip button for me. Every song is carefully crafted and feels like a really big story in its own. I can't recommend it enough. It's a bop and it hurts. LOL!

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