Thursday, October 22, 2009

"Transformations" by David C Deal (Spiritual/Rock Artist from Ohio(OH))

David C Deal's latest album, "Transformations," uses a beautiful blending of genres in an attempt to give his audience an inspirational and uplifting musical experience. This record is produced song to song; some tunes are Jazzy, some are Rock songs and still others are Broadway-like ballads. The opening track, "Graceful," is an uplifting, instrumented song that centers on an alluring flute playing a melodic melody. On the song, "First Contact" we hear Deal discuss his feelings about God over an energetic, guitar-lead, Rock ballad featuring a string section. Then, on "Flowing Deep In The Night" we encounter a slow moving Jazz song placed behind the vocals of a talented female singer. So while Deal may jump from musical genre to musical genre within "Transformations," the album is held together by his goal of addressing life's largest issue while being uplifting and motivating. Check out this album if you enjoy music that tries to take on intense and deep issues or if you would like to hear how one man can express himself in various musical styles.

-Sean B. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Bewitched" by Raquy and the Cavemen (World Artist from New York(NY))

Raquy Danzinger has traveled the world and brought back with her the knowledge and skill to compose music with Middle Eastern and Egyptian tonality. "Bewitched," the latest release from Raquy and the Cavemen is a brilliant collection of these cultures and is filled with well crafted songs. This album features Dumbek (Arabic hand drum) and the Iranian Kamanche (an instrument comparable to the violin) creating traditional Middle Eastern music. The tone is very intense throughout the entire album. The Kamanche wails hauntingly over beaten drums on tracks like "Axarai" and the title track "Bewitched." Tracks such as "Metal" feature some virtuoso style drum rhythms and should not be missed. While this is sure to be a great live show, don't miss an opportunity to listen to "Bewitched" as it is an album well worth hearing as well.

-Matt M. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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Sunday, October 18, 2009

Check out John Cammelot, one of RadioIndy's favorite Rock artists

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Band Name: John Cammelot
Band Location: Illinois
Sounds Like: The Eagles
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Check out Breakers Broken, one of RadioIndy's favorite Pop/Rock artists

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Band Name: Breakers Broken
Band Location: Illinois Chicago
Sounds Like: U2 meets Red Hot Chili Peppers meets John Mayer
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Check out Dr. David Klee, one of RadioIndy's favorite Jazz artists

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Band Name: Dr. David KLee
Band Location: Iowa
Sounds Like: Nestor Torres, Nicholas Gunn, Tim Weisberg,
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Check out Casey Dilworth, one of RadioIndy's favorite Country artists

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Band Name: Casey Dilworth
Band Location: Minnesota
Sounds Like: Waylon Jennings
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Check out T.J. Marlatt, one of RadioIndy's favorite [genre] artists

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Band Name: T.J. Marlatt
Band Location: Ohio
Sounds Like: Douglas Spotted Eagle, Jeff Ball, Yanni
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